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Sabres Announce Free Popcorn and Other Perks for KeyBank Customers

KeyBank cardholders get a free pre-game snack, a merchandise discount and a monthly sweepstakes at Buffalo home games in 2026-27.

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The Buffalo Sabres announced new perks for KeyBank cardholders attending home games in 2026-27. The programme includes one free popcorn per customer before puck drop, a discount on a selected merchandise item and a monthly sweepstakes.

Fans can claim the popcorn by showing a KeyBank debit or credit card at the Perry's Creamery Stand across from Aisle 8 on the 100 Level. The merchandise offer changes each home game and is available at the Sabres Store near Section 11.

The Sabres list Key Cashback, KeyBank Latitude, Key Secured Credit Card and Key2More Rewards among the eligible credit cards.

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