Section 225B at MetLife Stadium (2024)

FAQs

Is section 225b covered in MetLife Stadium? ›

Mezzanine Endzone (Football)

Mezzanine B sections are some of the best non-premium seating options for fans looking for protection from the weather as they are almost entirely covered by the upper level seating deck.

For the best sitelines, we recommend sections 213, 215, 237 and 239. These seats offer a comfortable angle to all areas of the stage without being pushed back too far. Meanwhile, sections 211 and 241 are usually listed as having a side view.

The designated area for all drop offs and pickups is between parking lots D + E. There is curb space along the roadway that provides a safe area for drop-offs and pick-ups. There is no charge to access the drop-off / pick-up area.

What if it rains at MetLife Stadium? MetLife Stadium is an open stadium but there is cover from row 36 - 45 in sections 121-131, 101-106 and 146-149. If it is a football game they will still play in the rain.

MetLife Stadium is a cash-free venue. Cash is not accepted at concession stands or retail locations.

Carry-In Policy: Prohibited Items

Glass bottles, coolers of any kind, thermoses or ice chests. Alcohol of any kind. Banners and signs of any size (unless otherwise noted on individual event page) Flags of any size at all stadium events except international soccer.

Where are the seats in the shade and sun at MetLife Stadium? Generally, the seats in the shade at MetLife Stadium are located: South End Zone: Shade in sections on the south side of the stadium. West Sideline: Shaded seats on the visiting team's side of the field.

The End Stands, or “Behind the Goal”

Therefore, there is often a better atmosphere as the stand is significantly busier than other sections of the stadium. So, if you're someone that likes to sing, shout and get involved in the action, the end stand will be the perfect seat choice for you.

The MetLife Stadium Club Level is located on the second seating deck. This includes sections 207C-220C and 232C-245C. These seats are part of the Mezzanine Club and this status affords ticketholders some additional perks.

Since MetLife Stadium is a sizable venue with several entrances—and ticket offices at each entrance gate—make sure to arrive at least an hour before your event. If you're a sports fan, plan to catch a professional football game during the season—between September and December.

Can I park at American Dream Mall to go to MetLife? ›

MetLife Stadium Event Parking

American Dream welcomes MetLife Stadium guests! We're conveniently located across the street from MetLife Stadium, and Lots 26 and 27 are open for parking during concerts, games, and events.

On March 26, 2011, the stadium hosted an international friendly, between the United States and Argentina, which ended in a 1–1 draw and was played in front of a sellout crowd of 78,926.

You can bring factory-sealed water or soft drinks that are 20 oz. or less in size. You can also bring reusable water bottles (both plastic and aluminum) but they must be empty upon entry. You are not allowed to bring alcohol of any kind, glass bottles, coolers of any kind, thermoses or ice chests.

MetLife Stadium has a clear alcohol policy that guests must follow in order to enter the stadium. No outside alcohol is allowed into the stadium. If guests are found to have outside alcohol, they will be ejected from the premises. Guests are only allowed to purchase two alcoholic beverages per transaction.

MetLife Stadium on X: "Ponchos are available for purchase at all retail locations inside the Stadium.

Sections 156-174, 456-474, and 556-575 are all well-protected from the sun. Conversely, shade seekers should avoid seats in right field, particularly sections 303-316 and 404-418, which are likely to remain sunlit throughout the entire game.

On the east side, the highest rows in sections 108-118 are generally shaded by the roof, but as the afternoon progresses, the sun will start to reach more rows, beginning with those closest to the pitch and moving upward.

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.

NUMBER 4: A sweeping roof that floats over the seating bowl

It's all held together by 32,804 bolts and 42,560 cleats that secure the fabric to the steel. During the building process 70,982 holes were drilled to secure the roof of the iconic stadium.