Where is Wing Fest this year?
Highmark Stadium
2021 National Buffalo Wing Festival/Location
How much are wingfest tickets?
Tickets are $20 each with children 8 and under admitted free. Pre-sale tickets are available to purchase for quicker entry. Free Parking!
Where is the Wing Festival 2021?
Who won 2021 chicken wing?
Miki Sudo
Miki Sudo edges Joey Chestnut, wins National Buffalo Wing-Eating Championship. In an upset, Miki Sudo edged the legendary Joey Chestnut. She won by eating 246 wings in 12 minutes. Chestnut finished second with 244.
Who won the Buffalo Wing Fest?
Miki Sudo beat out the world’s top competitive eater Joey Chestnut at the festival in Orchard Park on Sunday. Sudo ate 246 wings in 12 minutes to claim victory over Chestnut and nine more of major league eating’s biggest names, including previous wing eating champion Geoffery Esper and Sudo’s own fiancé, Nick Wehry.
How many people go to Wings Festival each year?
In 2019, the festival drew over 60,000 people. Over the last 18 years, the festival has drawn more than 865,000 people and served over 4.8 million wings. The festival, which also supports local charities, has donated more than $365,000 since its inception.
What time is the chicken wing Festival?
The event is Labor Day weekend Saturday September 4 th from 12pm – 9pm and Sunday September 5 th from 12 pm – 7 pm. The festival will again include crazy contests, live music, and the best chicken wings locally and from across the country! CHICKEN WING FOOD TICKETS: Food tickets can be purchased with cash on site.
How much does it cost to go to Buffalo Wing Festival?
So, “WING IT TO BUFFALO” and join us for the fun and excitement at one of America’s greatest food festivals this Labor Day Weekend – The National Buffalo Wing Festival! ADMISSION: $5 per day. Children under 8 free!
Will wingfest ever go back to general admission?
“Many Wingfest fans have urged us to go back to a general admission format, as in the past, while maintaining the safest environment as possible for our attendees to enjoy. This is what we have done,” said Drew Cerza, festival founder.