Section 113 at MetLife Stadium

(2026 Review) - Closest to the Field: The 100 Level holds the lower-bowl seats nearest the action at MetLife Stadium.  Row Layout: Sideline sections run 30–40 rows; end sections reach up to 48 rows, with Row 1 at the front of every section.  Club Access (Jets & Giants): Many sideline sections come with entry to an indoor club — the Coaches Club, Prime Club, or MetLife 50 Club.  Concert Picks: Sections 112/113 and 139/140 are the standout lower-level seats for concerts.  Who Should Sit Here  The 100 Level at MetLife Stadium is for fans who want to be as close to the field as possible. It suits Jets and Giants supporters chasing an up-close view, and — if you land a sideline section — the added comfort of an indoor club. Concertgoers who want to be near the stage will also find their best lower-bowl options here.  100 Level Seating Details  The 100 Level wraps the entire lower bowl closest to the field. Sideline sections have 30–40 rows each, while the end sections behind the goal lines stretch as high as 48 rows. Row 1 sits at the front of every section, and entrance tunnels are located near Row 35, so higher rows put you close to the concourse.  Views from the 100 Level  This level offers the closest sightlines to the field in the stadium. Corner seats have good angles to the play and look directly at the videoboard. For football, seats in higher rows still keep you close while making it easier to reach the concourse. Beyond the club seats, for football games we recommend Rows 25 and above in the side sections and Rows 30 and above in the corner sections — you stay close to the field while keeping an easy walk to the concourse. For concerts, aim for Sections 112/113 or 139/140, which are close to the stage without too sharp an angle.  100 Level Premium Club Spaces  Coaches Club Indoor club access  All-Inclusive food and non-alcoholic beverages (Jets & Giants Home Games)    Lower Prime Club Indoor club access     MetLife 50 Club Indoor club access  All-Inclusive Food & Non-Alcoholic Beverages (Jets Home Games)   

- Lower level sections along the sideline are some of the most popular tickets for a concert at MetLife Stadium. These sections offer fans close proximity to the stage and some elevation to help see over those seated in front of you (unlike on the floor/field). When considering tickets in these sections, there are a few items to consider. First, the side sections closest to the stage (labeled 110, 111A, 111C, 140 and 142) were built for football and do not provide a good angle to the stage. The tickets either provide a side view (where you can't see all parts of the stage) or face midfield instead of the stage. These sections can yield very good deals at such a close proximity, but you should temper expectations when it comes to getting an outstanding view. Note, if your performance includes a catwalk or B-stage that extends out on the field, these seats will have the best views of that part of the performance. Another item to consider is the side of the field you will be sitting on. Sections 110-117 are on the east side of the stadium and are the smallest sections on the lower level. Some of these sections contain as few as 15 seats per row, which makes it easier to get in-and-out when compared to the 30-seat rows in sections 134-142. Fans will also find padded seating in sections 111C-115C, making for a more comfortable outing. Of course, when it comes to comfort, one last consideration is the sun. Sections 110-117 are highly susceptible to the sun in the late afternoon. If your concert will have you sitting in your seat between 4 and 6pm, you may want a seat in one of the sections 134-142 where the sun will be behind you.  

(2026 Review) - Prime Sideline Location: The East sideline at MetLife Stadium — the closest premium seats to the Giants and Jets team benches, within 30 rows of the field.  Always in the Club: Sections 112, 113, and 114 are full Coaches Club (all rows) for both Giants and Jets games.  All-Inclusive Food (Giants & Jets Games): Complimentary food and non-alcoholic beverages, plus a private on-field deck behind the team bench.  Shop Carefully: Sections 111C and 115C are all-rows Coaches Club for Giants games, but only rows 1–15 for Jets games.  Who Should Sit Here  The Coaches Club is for the fan who wants the ultimate gameday at MetLife Stadium — a seat right on the sideline paired with a full club experience. It suits those who value comfort, hospitality, and proximity to the action over pinching pennies, whether you're entertaining guests or treating yourself to the best the stadium offers.  Coaches Club Seating Details  The Coaches Club runs along the East sideline at MetLife Stadium, within 30 rows of the field. Fans enter through an exclusive stadium entrance and can watch players come and go from the locker room. The catch is that the club's footprint depends on which team is playing — Sections 112–114 are always included, while 111C and 115C shrink for Jets games:  Sections 112, 113, 114 — all rows, every game. These are full Coaches Club for both Giants and Jets games, no exceptions.  Sections 111C & 115C — Giants games: all rows (1–30) are part of the Coaches Club.  Sections 111C & 115C — Jets games: only rows 1–15 are Coaches Club. Rows 16–30 in these two sections are sold separately as Lower Prime Club Seats and do not carry the all-inclusive Coaches Club amenities.  So for a Giants game, all five sections (111C–115C) are the full club. For a Jets game, the middle three (112–114) are full club, but the two bookend sections (111C, 115C) are only club in their first 15 rows.  Views from the Coaches Club  Seats sit close to the sideline, and most fans would argue there isn't a bad view in any of these sections. The main trade-off is in the very front rows, which are so close to the field that standing players along the bench can occasionally block your sightline.  What's Included  Oversized, extra-padded seats for superior comfort  All-inclusive food and non-alcoholic beverages  Private on-field deck directly behind the team bench  Indoor club lounge with plenty of seating for relaxing or dining, a large full-service bar, and private restrooms  Exclusive stadium entrance  Good to Know  Ticketholders can watch post-game player interviews from the Club Media lounge — a behind-the-scenes perk you won't find in standard seating. If you want the sideline experience but not the front-row proximity, aim for a middle row within the club. And if you're buying for a Jets game specifically, double-check the row in 111C or 115C — rows 16–30 look like the same sections on a chart but are actually the separate Lower Prime Club Seats without the all-inclusive perks.