Section 129 at MetLife Stadium

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Section Insights

Visitor Side at Giants Games
Visitor Side at Jets Games
Rows 38 & Above - Covered
Rows 3-48

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Row & Seat Numbers

Rows in Section 129 are labeled 3-48
An entrance to this section is located at Row 35
When looking towards the stage/field/field/ring, lower number seats are on the right
Row 3 has 2 seats labeled 19-20
Rows 4-5 have 5 seats labeled 1-20
Rows 6-9 have 6 seats labeled 1-20
Rows 10-13 have 23 seats labeled 1-23
Row 14 has 24 seats labeled 1-24
Rows 15-18 have 25 seats labeled 1-25
Rows 19-22 have 28 seats labeled 1-28
Rows 23-25 have 29 seats labeled 1-29
Rows 26-28 have 30 seats labeled 1-30
Rows 29-32 have 31 seats labeled 1-31
Rows 33-34 have 32 seats labeled 1-32
Rows 35-36 have 27 seats labeled 1-27
Rows 37-39 have 28 seats labeled 1-28
Rows 40-42 have 29 seats labeled 1-29
Rows 43-44 have 30 seats labeled 1-30
Row 45 has 34 seats labeled 1-36
Rows 46-47 have 29 seats labeled 1-29
Row 48 has 28 seats labeled 1-29
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RYS Expert Reviews

100 Level

(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 Endzone (Football)

- Behind each goal line on the lowest tier of MetLife Stadium are a collection of 10 sections. On the seating chart these sections are also known as the Lower Endzone, and are among the largest of any sections in the stadium. With up to 48 numbered rows of seating, row selection is the key to getting the most bang for your buck. In the lower rows, you'll likely pay more for the opportunity to be just mere feet away from the endzone and all the hard-hitting action. But you'll also have to climb as many as 30 stairs to get back to the lower concourse tunnel. Meanwhile, the last rows here will be far from the field, but they'll also have advantages not found in the lowest rows. First, sitting near row 30 will have you close to the section entrance, allowing you to get back from restroom and refreshment breaks in mere minutes. Second, the last few rows in these sections are covered by the 200 level overhang, protecting you from rain and snow. Finally, the elevation in the higher rows makes it easier to see the other end of the field and provides more comfortable views of the videoboards.

Seating Notes

For Giants games, these seats are on the visitor side of the field
For Jets games, these seats are on the visitor side of the field
Rows 38 and above are under cover
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Fan Reviews

★★★★★

Wristbands from Eli Manning! — These seats were just three rows away from the field and right by the entry tunnel used by the Giants to take and exit the field! I was in seat 18, but if you wanted to be right next to the entry tunnel and maybe get a high five from a player, you will want to be in seat 13 which shares a side wall with the tunnel. I felt as if I was on the field from these seats, and although the other end of the field was tough to see since I wasn't that high up from the field, it was worth it to feel so involved!

Added perks included extra legroom from my seat as it was located right where the section bends and creates a gap between seat 18 and 17. But one of the best parts about sitting here was being just a few seats away from kid that got Eli Manning's wristbands after the game, which were thrown to him by Eli himself as he jogged off the field!

Sec 129 / Row 5 • Football Read More

★★★★★

Cleveland Browns at New York Jets - Sep 16, 2019

Sec 129 / Row 30 • Football Read More

Seating and Ticket Q&A

Anything special about Section 129 for a concert at MetLife Stadium?

Section 129 will have a good view of most of the stage due to its close alignment to center stage, but will be further back than most lower level seating at MetLife stadium. We have also seen lighting standards obstruct some views in lower level corner sections.

For shows with a catwalk extending into the floor/field seats, this section will have ideal views of the action. Otherwise, side sections will provide better overall views and more detail.