What it's known for
MetLife Stadium is one of two NFL stadiums shared by two teams (SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles is the other), and its exterior lights change to blue for the Giants or green for the Jets depending on who’s playing. It has the largest capacity in the league.
The stadium hosted Super Bowl XLVIII in 2014, the first cold-weather outdoor Super Bowl, and the final of the 2026 FIFA World Cup in July 2026.
Getting there
The stadium is in the Meadowlands, about eight miles west of Manhattan. NJ Transit runs train service via Secaucus Junction on game days, and buses run from the Port Authority Bus Terminal. Driving means paid parking and heavy traffic.
Tips for your visit
- Take the train from Secaucus to avoid the worst traffic.
- With two home teams, there’s a game here almost every weekend of the season.
- Late-season games in the Meadowlands are cold and windy.
Keep the stub
Been to a game at MetLife Stadium? Log it in momnts to get a commemorative ticket stub with the real final score, and check the stadium off on your map. See every NFL stadium guide.
Details last reviewed November 2026. Stadium names, bag policies and transit change, so check the teams’ official sites before you go. momnts isn't affiliated with the NFL or any team.