MetLife Stadium Tickets

MetLife Stadium sits at 1 MetLife Stadium Drive in the New Jersey Meadowlands, ten miles west of midtown Manhattan across the Hudson River and built on the same Bergen County flats that hosted the old Giants Stadium for three decades. Opened in 2010 at a then-record cost of about $1.6 billion, it is the largest stadium in the NFL by gross square footage and one of the few buildings in pro sports that operates as a true shared home — the New York Giants and the New York Jets both play their full eight-game regular-season home slates here, swapping branding panels on the exterior LED ring depending on which team is hosting that Sunday. NFL capacity sits at 82,500, the highest in the league for non-college configurations, and concert mode with a general-admission floor and full stage rigging pushes past 90,000 for the biggest stadium tours. The building has already hosted Super Bowl XLVIII in February 2014 — the first outdoor cold-weather Super Bowl in league history — and is locked in as the host venue for the FIFA World Cup 26 Final, the highest-profile single match ever scheduled in the New York metro area and the centrepiece event of soccer's expanded 48-team global tournament. Outside of football and the World Cup, the calendar leans heavily on global stadium tours: Taylor Swift's Eras Tour ran a three-night sold-out stand here, Beyoncé's Renaissance tour stopped through, BTS staged Permission to Dance, and Coldplay, Bruce Springsteen, and Ed Sheeran have all turned the field into a 90,000-cap concert pit. This page is the working guide for sitting, parking, transit, FIFA 26 Final logistics, and what's actually on the schedule.

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