Metlife Stadium seating?

'There isn't a bad seat in the house' is the mantra declared by almost every fan that has gotten a sneak peak at the new Stadium. Because the seats behind the pillars have been removed due to complaints and the enormous cost of a season ticket, the only seats I'd avoid are the upper deck behind the end zone on either side of the stadium.

Best giveaways at Metlife Stadium?

The NFL isn't as good about giving things away as other sports. Towels, t-shirts, and sometimes a bobble head are given away to the first fans to arrive.

Traffic around Metlife Stadium?

Since you are away from the city, the traffic isn't quite as bad but getting out of the stadium can be a pain. It is recommended to leave a little early or wait 15 minutes for some of the crowds to dissipate.

Metlife Stadium parking?

Taking your car to MetLife Stadium is relatively easy. The Stadium is easily accessible and bordered by major roadways including the New Jersey Turnpike and the Garden State Parkway. There are approximately 23,800 parking spaces distributed among 14 lettered Lots at MetLife Stadium. In addition, there are 5,000 parking spaces adjacent to the East Side of the Stadium. Parkfast also has a lot near Secaucus Junction; you can take the train in from there.

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Things to check out around Metlife Stadium?

The MetLife Central area just inside the gate is a collection of games and promotional opportunities where you can pick up some swag or try your hand at kicking a field goal or throwing a pass.

What to expect from the Metlife Stadium crowd?

Giants fans are a different breed than their Jets counterparts. They are more affluent, older, and much better behaved. They still get excited when the opposition has a third down opportunity, standing and screaming, but they seem to drink less and certainly get in fewer fights.

Best insider tip for Metlife Stadium?

The Giants have a Legacy Club, a small room that contains memorabilia from throughout their storied history. All fans are admitted, it is just up the stairs from the MetLife Central area. All four Lombardi Trophies are on display here and the room is not open when the Jets are hosting a game, so if you want to see it, you gotta come for the Giants. 

Artifacts to look for at Metlife Stadium?

The area around the stadium is notable for the 20 giant LED pylons along the perimeter. These display videos and statistics of Giants players, along with lots of advertising. If you arrive early, you can study these for a few minutes while waiting for gates to open, which happens two hours before kickoff.

Best bars near Metlife Stadium?

Bar 415 and the 40/40 club are both great places to get a drink before the game. Most people tailgate in the parking lot before the games starting as early at 8:30 AM on any given Sunday. Tempest Bar NYC, a landmark Irish tavern, is the best bar near the NJ Transit train to Meadowlands / MetLife Stadium, at 30th St. and 8th Ave. It often has large crowds of rabid Jets fans before and after every game, whether they're fueling up before boarding NJ Transit to MetLife Stadium or planning to stay and watch the game with us.

Best food and drink at Metlife Stadium?

Nonna Fusco's Meatballs ($9) are made from beef, veal and pork. Also added are fresh garlic, fresh parsley, fresh basil, fresh breadcrumbs that are ground in-house. After they come out of oven, they're braised for about four hours with tomato sauce. Boardwalk Fryer with hot dogs ($6) and chicken tenders with fries (4 pc for $11, 3 pc for $9) and Papa John's with $10 pizza (cheese or pepperoni). The MetLife Central area has some good variety, including an Asian Noodles and Dumplings stand with fried noodles or dumplings as choices, as well as a Premium Grilled Cheese stand.

Safety at Metlife Stadium?

Safety is a top priority here and you are limited on what you bring into the stadium. You can also text message anonymously of people who are being rude, disorderly, or rowdy to MetLife personnel. These fans will be removed immediately.

Dealing with scalpers at Metlife Stadium?

It is recommended that you do not deal with scalpers because many times it's an undercover cop or someone trying to scam you. 

Directions to Metlife Stadium?

Train service to MetLife Stadium is available for all NFL games. Trains begin running 3 hours before game time and continue to run two hours after the event's end. Purchase roundtrip tickets to the "Meadowlands Sports Complex". Take a Coach bus USA 351 Meadowlands Express Bus for an inexpensive, nonstop trip to the game. The 351 Meadowlands Express boards at the Port Authority Bus Terminal and takes you to the Meadowlands in plenty of time for you to get to your seat. After each game the bus returns to the Port Authority. The trip runs $10 roundtrip and $5 one way.

Stores to hit up at Metlife Stadium?

The Giants and Jets team store is throughout the entire stadium at specific levels and you can get your favorite player's jersey and other memorabilia there. There are foam fingers, signs, posters, sold by individuals as well throughout but are rather expensive.