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Margarita and sumthn else at Corona Beach Club inside the stadium.
Tanya R.

I went to my first ever NFL game at Metlife Stadium recently. It was a VERY warm for October, Sunday afternoon. Big fun was had from start to finish. My cousin had VIP Club tickets, which included parking. Major game on a Sunday-Jets vs. Cowboys. The crowd was huge but security detail was on point and got everyone inside quickly. I enjoyed the vibes. Good drinks and seats. The stadium green was bright and boldly painted. Seats are great-not steep at all. The sound system was excellent. Drinks are pricey. The Jets lost. Chowed down on grilled burgers, hot dogs and beers with a few friends in the parking lot for a Tailgate (also my first.) Great time!

From our seats in 332.
Jeff N.

I recently attended the first night of Oasis at MetLife. The acoustics are solid for a stadium, and I could hear Liam over the crowd singing along very well. And we could see them (albeit they looked like micromachines) from our seats in section 332 up in the nosebleeds apart from the big screens. The lines to get into the stadium were pretty straightforward. There were plenty of available queues, so you don't have to wait in line for 20 minutes at the closest ones. They also had a guy with a bullhorn pointing this out, which was good because people can be oblivious. I didn't have an issue getting drinks or food at any of the stations. There were plenty of people behind the counter who took the orders fast and provided your orders within a short time. What I didn't like -- similar to what I experienced at Wembley in London -- is how they herd you down an enclosed stairwell and don't allow the use of the escalators for additional access. You always feel there is a risk of some stampede happening, which would be disastrous in close quarters. Additionally, it took over an hour to make our way to the trains. I suppose how they do it is the best approach, given the number of people coming out of the stadium, but the bottlenecking was quite prevalent between the train queue and the dispersing queue from the seats in the stadium. All-in-all, if you're coming from the City for a concert, even a football game, you could be taking at least two hours before you make it back -- not counting however long it may take to where you are going in the Boroughs.

Danny V.

Great place to watch a game and catch up with great friends. You must visit the American Dream across the way. Make sure to get an Uber from there instead of the stadium.

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Melissa R.

I've been here multiple times for concerts and would keep coming. Seating is decent, food is decent - overpriced but that's what you expect at a stadium that hold concert and athletic games. It's connected with a bridge to American Dream so if you wanted to park first ($40-50 at MetLife as of summer 2025) you can park then walk the bridge over to American Dream to check it out, shop or eat. Some seats will get you access to the indoor bar downstairs and the coaches club upstairs where there's a large food court style area - that was a sweet surprise one time! Service is always on par. I've yet to have a negative experience here.

The stadium is big, but still has an intimate atmosphere
John H.

I came from out of town for the FIFA Club Championship game and was impressed with how easy and organized it was to reach the stadium. MetLife is essentially connected to American Dream Mall (which is worth checking out because they have plenty of attractions of their own), and you can park their and walk across a bridge to get to the stadium. BE WARNED... If you park at the mall for an event for the stadium there's an event surcharge and parking can cost just as much as your event ticket! The stadium itself is big, but still has an intimate atmosphere. We were in a middle section and still had excellent views of the field. The stadium is not enclosed, so be prepared to deal with the elements. The food and drinks were priced at what you would expect for a stadium, but you can always grab a bite at the mall, plus there are plenty of vendors selling food/drink outside stadium at a fraction of the cost, so if you have spare time you can always take advantage of that. Just know that no outside food/drink is allowed in the stadium.

Arrive at stadium
Erik H.

What can I say, The Giants were great hosts letting the 49ers come away with a 34-24 victory. Sat in second deck on 58 degree day in November but we were in the sun and it was really warm until sun went down in 4th quarter. Great sight lines for an old stadium but maybe could use bigger and better scoreboard. So if you are from out of town staying in Manhattan, get the New Jersey Transit app and but your roundtrip ticket in advance to Metlife Stadium (not Secaucus) from Penn Station New York. When you get to the station just follow the people in Jerseys to the right platform. You will then take the train one stop, get off in Secaucus where you will scan your ticket on your phone to get out of the station and the scan again to get on the little tram to the stadium which drops you off 20 yards from the entrance. RT is $12.90 On way back, the last train leaves 2 hours after the game. Each way takes about 20 minutes once the train gets moving.

Patricia P.

At MetLife Stadium, home of the New York Giants, the food scene hits differently when the temperature drops and the game gets tight. Yes, you can still do a classic hot dog and beer, but you would be missing out on loaded tater tots, empanadas, gyros, and surprisingly solid chicken sandwiches. Lines move with New York urgency, and staff somehow manage to be efficient and good-humored even when the crowd is buzzing. The ambiance is raw energy: fans yelling, music pulsing, and you trying to balance a tray of chili-topped everything while never taking your eyes off the field.

Reshonda S.

I went to the Beyoncé concert at this stadium. I'm not from the area, nor am I from the city, so I was concerned about exiting and leaving this stadium with such large crowd. They did an amazing job at lining city buses outside of the stadium. Once we were off the city buses outside of the stadium area, it was much easier to catch an uber. Easy entry into the stadium; great management with the organization of this event (although I'd never attend another event here; I'd prefer stadiums with walking options).

Carla O.

First time at MetLife and wow, it's huge! If you're driving there, it can be a little overwhelming, but as long as you buy your parking ticket online ahead of time and check the map ahead of time, you'll be fine. There are tons of staff guiding you to open lots. Definitely take a picture of where you park, it gets packed! I went for the Shakira concert, which was completely sold out. Getting in was super easy, no issues at the entrance. We had floor seats, lots of room to dance and the screens were close, but honestly, you couldn't really see her well from where I was- I think her stage set up wasn't great. I feel like no matter where you sit, you'll end up watching the screens anyway, so regular seats probably give you just as good of an experience. Her concert was incredible though so it really made my experience even better. I loved her show wow wow wow!!! Food and drinks are expensive (no surprise), so I'd say eat and pre-game beforehand. Overall, I had a great time, the stadium is awesome and I'd definitely go back!

Marie S.

First time at MetLife Stadium. After reading many reviews, I spent a lot of time planning. I tried to go to The Weeknd concert Day 1 but couldn't make it, so went to Day 2. After checking out the videos for Day 1, I picked one of the last seats remaining plus a parking pass. The parking cost almost as much as the ticket. Worth it though- it's an incredible experience. The outdoor stadium is breathtakingly large - the seats on the upper level aren't recommended if you're afraid of heights ! Stadium: 5/5 - great view, helpful staff, relaxed vibe, clean. Restrooms: 4/5 - clean, no lines downstairs but very long lines on the upper levels. Arrive early, or risk missing part of the concert. Parking: 3/5 - Needs better organization - long line for exit, cars and people going random directions, where's the parking attendant ? For 40 plus dollars, expected more. I read about this problem so I parked near the exit and left asap. Food - Sugary drinks and fried food - some limited healthier options are listed (see photo of food screenshot from their website). I wish someone would list nutritional values for food at venues. McDonalds publishes a calorie/nutrition list so it's possible. If they did have a list, I missed it. Seating - Relaxed on the top level, sit wherever - someone was already in my seat, so I took another one. The floor level seemed much less relaxed, wristbands, lanyards etc. I enjoyed the concert at MetLife. The crowd was super nice and polite. The staff were helpful, even if it felt understaffed. The open air environment was comfortable - but look at the weather map before going - no umbrellas allowed. Check the rules on bags too - very strict. If you're noise sensitive bring earplugs just in case. Overall it's a great experience but make sure to plan ahead - especially for the weather conditions.

Abigail C.

I got the chance to visit MetLife over the summer for an MCR concert. Starting off, security here really wasn't bad. The process of getting in was quick and easy. I also found that sections were clearly labeled, so getting to our seat was easy as well. Like most other concert/sporting venues, food and drinks here are pricy. For the most part though, these items weren't too bad. Chicken tenders and fries were what I expected. I will say, the hot dog I tried was NOT good. Additionally, I did quite enjoy the frozen strawberry daiquiri drink I got! The bathroom lines were also insane when I went. The various screens throughout MetLife looked pretty nice and offered a nice view of the show. I will say, sound quality was not amazing, but MetLife wasn't necessarily built for concert sound. For what it was, I felt relatively comfortable at my seat. The parking situation here is a bit complex. The lots by the venue were of course backed up once the show was over. American Dream also offers event parking. We ended up parking with the mall, which required a decent walk, but we didn't run into much traffic this way. I most likely will be back to MetLife for future shows, but it's definitely not the best venue I've been to.

Alessandra R.

Came here to see The Weeknd with my sister. The entry process was confusing; after having our tickets scanned, we were unaware that a separate VIP wristband was required for floor seating. This oversight forced us to exit the stadium and locate a tent near a different gate to obtain the wristband... all while juggling overpriced food and an open water bottle, as the cashier said she had to remove the caps. Parking is $40, and with no nearby alternatives, you're left with no choice, as the stadium's location doesn't offer convenient off site parking options, making the fee unavoidable. As for the food, I opted for chicken tenders and fries, because there was a bunch just lined up. I figured it would be quick, as it was. The tenders were crisp but lacked flavor and had an unappealing, processed texture more akin to elongated chicken nuggets. Fries were decent but nothing special. A bottle of Aquafina water is $5, not sure why they had to remove the cap. While the event itself was enjoyable, the logistical hassles (unexplained VIP entry process, having to exit and re-enter, walking around with unsealed drinks and food, unavoidable parking fees) and subpar concessions detracted from the overall experience.

Nia D.

Spent my birthday at Metlife Stadium watching Beyonce give an amazing performance - as she always does! I've been to MetLife many times over the years (concerts, state fair, football game) since I grew up like two exits away. I chose to drive and park there as a usually do and it was much easier for me - $40 event parking per car (higher for SUVs I think). Easy to get and find parking, enter the stadium and get to my seat. Staff were all friendly and has good vibes.

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Are there restaurants or cafes nearby?

Absolutely , some will even drive you to a sporting event. I know but wouldn't go as far as vouch… Read more

Any recommendations about a clean, good service hotel in close proximity and safe area to MetLife stadium?

I heard the Hilton Garden Inn located on 875 route 3 east service road , Secaucus NJ 07094 was good.

I'm visiting on holiday and going to a jets game in October, what is the best and hopefully fastest method to and from the game to Times Square?

Uber

Are there typically food and beer vendors in the parking lots outside the stadium? I'll be attending a U2 show and we want to hang out before, but don't have a car to tailgate with.

All appropriated vendors are inside...but there are always cool tailgaters who offer food & beverages though!

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