Section 245C at MetLife Stadium (2024)

FAQs

What are the best seats in MetLife Stadium? ›

The Best Seats at MetLife Stadium

First, in my opinion, whether you sit on the Giants side (sections 109 to 117) or the visitor side (sections 134 to 143) some of the best seats are in sections 135, 136, 137, 112, 113, and 114. Putting aside the coolness factor, the best seat would be between rows 10 and 20.

For games or concerts scheduled after 4:00 PM, it's much easier to find a seat in the shade. Most seats on the west (visitor's) side of the field, as well as sections behind the south end zone, will be shaded for most or all of the game. If you're looking for sun, stick to the east (home) side of the field.

The good news is that many of the World Cup stadiums in 2026 will have some indoor component, whether permanent or via a retractable roof. Metlife Stadium, though, is not one of those stadiums. With no roof, the stadium is totally exposed to the elements.

Great stadium, very organized and plenty of bathrooms everywhere, the food venues were really good and the staff was really helpful. Greetings!

Cheaper seats are often found on upper levels, however this is reflected in the view, as your seat is quite far from the pitch and you may struggle to recognise players from up high. However, if you're looking for a birds-eye view of the team and tactics, this might be the best football seat in the stadium for you.

The seats in the lower stands are always the cheap and the best.So go for it. Which stand gives the best view for watching a cricket match in a stadium?

In fill seats... they have a block of seats (say 8) and dont want to break up the block to sell 1 or 2 so they give you the seat number once everything is sold... This is the explanation from MetLife forum.

The new surface also contains heavyweight infill. Overall, the system should be more durable and lower incidences of player injury. Unlike a number of other new NFL venues, MetLife Stadium does not have a roof, as proposals to include a roof failed, over a dispute for funding.

Located along the sidelines of the east and west sides of the Mezzanine Level, these clubs offer a great vantage point. Fans can experience the game from a spacious, climate-controlled club lounge featuring upscale food and beverage options. Host your next group outing at a Jets game in our premium seating locations.

Carry-In Policy: Permitted Items

Reusable water bottles (both plastic and aluminum) that are 20 oz. or less in size.

What if it rains at MetLife Stadium? ›

RAIN OR SHINE EVENT: Umbrellas are prohibited but ponchos or raincoats are permited.

MetLife Stadium operates cash-free. Only contactless payment options will be accepted within the Stadium. Parking / Drop-Off – IF DRIVING, ARRIVE EARLY (AND TAILGATE!)

Please identify a place outside the Stadium to meet up with your party in the event you become separated. Plan to arrive early. Try to arrive at the Stadium at least one hour before the start of the event. This will help your entry into the Stadium.

Guests are welcome to carry-in the following items into MetLife Stadium: Clear bags that are 12″ x 6″ x 12″ or less in size (1 bag per person) Small purses/handbags (clutch-type bags) that are 4.5″ x 6.5″ or less in size (1 per person) Hand sanitizer 6 oz. or less in size and disinfecting wipes.

Guests are welcome to carry-in the following items:

Still-photography cameras with a lens that is 6" or less in length. Jackets or blankets after being patted down or searched.

Specifically, the first twenty rows in center orchestra, the first center row in parterre and the first three rows in the grand tier section should be your pick.

As we said, the best seats for seeing everything happen on the gridiron in perfect clarity are those perches on the 50-yard line. Between rows 10-20 is ideal as you can see the whole field without being too far away. Plus, these seats make it easy for you to follow the game as you have an equal view of both halves.

The base of the stadium's facade is clad in limestone-like stonework while the rest of the stadium is distinguished by an outer skin of aluminum louvers and glass and by interior lighting capable of switching colors, depending on which team is currently playing–blue for the Giants and green for the Jets.