Section 336 at MetLife Stadium

(2026 Review) - Budget-Friendly Views: The 300 Level offers MetLife Stadium's cheaper ticket prices and true bird's-eye views of the action.  Sections 301–350: The level wraps the stadium, with sections 307–320 on the Giants and Jets home sideline and 333–344 on the visitor sideline.  Sit Low if You Can: The first five rows have the best views and least foot traffic — well worth it if your budget allows.  Avoid Rows 6–8: Many seats here are obstructed by railings, safety glass, and heavy foot traffic.  Who Should Sit Here  The 300 Level at MetLife Stadium is for fans who want to be in the building without paying premium prices. It works well for football and concerts alike, especially if you don't mind an elevated vantage point in exchange for the savings. Aim low within the level and you'll get a solid overall view of the field or stage.  300 Level Seating Details  The 300 Level spans sections 301–350 around the stadium. Sections 307–320 sit on the Giants and Jets home sideline, while sections 333–344 run along the visitor sideline. Sections reach up to 26 rows high; most start at row 1, though some begin at row 5 at the front. Higher rows require climbing an additional staircase.  Views from the 300 Level  Expect elevated, bird's-eye views of the whole field. The lower rows deliver the best sightlines with fewer railing and staircase obstructions, while rows 6–8 in many sections are blocked by railings and safety glass and see heavy foot traffic — avoid these as much as possible. For concerts, sections near 313 and 339 give the best angles to the stage, and the first five rows put you closer to the action.  Sun & Shade  For concerts, the west side (sections 334–339) helps you avoid sitting in direct sun. 

- When choosing seats in any of the 300 level sections, we recommend aiming for the lowest row possible. While views from the lower rows rival the more expensive seats on the 200 level, the views in the upper rows are often criticized for being too steep and for forcing you to look straight down to see the performance. For a football game, it's easy to keep track of the action when 22 guys are sprinting towards the ball. But at a concert when you want to focus on just one or two people, you'll want to be in the lowest row possible. If hot weather is in the forecast, be sure to purchase tickets on the west side of the stadium where the sun will be setting behind you. On a hot night, sections 336-340 are often 15-20 degrees cooler than sections 312-316. Ticket prices don't often reflect the significant difference between these two sides, so you shouldn't have to pay a premium for comfort. While we recommend being in the lowest row possible, rows 20 and above in these sections are mostly covered. If rain is in the forecast for your event, consider sacrificing your view in favor of a dry outing.  

- Between the goal lines on the highest tier of the stadium, the Upper Level Sideline is the best place to find cheap tickets near midfield. Designated as Prime sections on the seating chart, sections 313-314 on the east side and sections 338-339 on the west side are great options due to their positioning directly on the 50 yard line. Entry tunnels are located at row 5 with a walkway that separates the lower seats (rows 1-4) from the higher (rows 5-26). Seating here is incredibly steep, and with no overhanging structure above, fans will be at the mercy of the weather.