New York Giants Suites

MetLife Stadium, 1 Metlife Stadium Dr, East Rutherford, NJ

The Giants had a trying 2024 season as they battled injuries and inconsistency following their playoff run two years prior. Quarterback Daniel Jones missed several games with injuries, forcing backup Tyrod Taylor and a rookie into action behind a still-gelling offensive line. Bright spots emerged in the form of a breakout season from running back Saquon Barkley (when healthy) and solid play by the young defense, but New York’s record suffered, landing them at the bottom of the NFC East. The disappointing campaign prompted changes in 2025: the Giants hired a new offensive coordinator to spark the scoring attack and invested their first-round draft pick in a potential future franchise quarterback, adding competition for Jones. They also signed a top free-agent guard to fortify the O-line. With Brian Daboll’s coaching acumen and a hopefully healthier roster, the Giants are aiming for a bounce-back in 2025 and to give their fans more reasons to celebrate on Sundays.

MetLife Stadium provides Giants fans with a no-frills, football-focused environment, but it does include some premium options to enhance the experience. The stadium’s Club Level wraps around the mezzanine and offers indoor lounge access for club seat ticket holders – these lounges (like the Toyota Club and United Rentals Club) feature plenty of seating, wall-to-wall flat-screen TVs, enhanced dining options, and full bars so fans can relax before and during the game in climate-controlled comfort. One of MetLife’s most exclusive perks is the Coaches Club, which for Giants games gives a select group of fans access to a private on-field deck directly behind Big Blue’s bench and entry into an upscale lounge just steps away, with all-inclusive gourmet food and drinks. Additionally, MetLife has over 200 luxury suites outfitted with modern amenities and great views, ideal for corporate gatherings or special occasions. While the stadium is now over a decade old, continuous updates (like improved Wi-Fi and new video boards installed a few seasons back) and these premium offerings ensure that attending a Giants game remains an enjoyable and VIP-worthy experience for those who come out to support the G-Men.

The Giants are hoping Daniel Jones' season is more like 2022 than 2023. Two years ago, Jones broke out and led the team to its first playoff victory in over a decade. Last year, Jones only played a handful of games before being ruled out for the season. That led to a high draft pick, where New York selected LSU wide receiver Malik Nabers, who represents Jones' best pass-catching weapon in his career. Second-round pick Tyler Nubin is expected to start in the secondary and joins a strong front seven that includes Dexter Lawrence, Bobby Okereke, and Kayvon Thibodeaux. Devin Singletary was brought on to fill the void at running back left by Saquon Barkley.

Work is ongoing over the next two offseasons for MetLife Stadium to host 2026 World Cup matches - including the championship - but that won't affect Giants fans in East Rutherford, New Jersey, this fall. A suite at MetLife Stadium ensures your comfort, whether it's a warm game early in the season or a windy, wintry day in December. Suites are on the third, fifth, and sixth levels of the stadium and can hold up to 24. An all-inclusive food and non-alcoholic beverage option is the Commissioners Club. You get 12 tickets, six VIP parking passes, and access to a 10,000-square-foot, climate-controlled lounge.

It's been a rough few years for Giants fans, but the team has taken strides this offseason to begin its march back to the top. New York hired Joe Schoen from Buffalo as its new general manager, and he hired Bills offensive coordinator Brian Daboll as head coach. The two led a major turnaround of the Bills franchise, and they're looking to do it again here. Daniel Jones will be given every chance to succeed with a boosted offensive line that includes first-round pick Evan Neal out of Alabama. The team also improved its defensive line by drafting linebacker Kayvon Thibodeaux out of Oregon with an extra first-round pick acquired in a draft-day trade with Chicago in 2021.

Watch the Giants make strides in 2022 in style with a premium seating offering at MetLife Stadium. The stadium boasts over 10,000 club seats and its 200-plus suites are located on four separate levels of the stadium, including some located right behind the teams' benches. Suites take the worry away with a climate-controlled environment along with premium parking and a VIP entrance, upscale food and beverage options, a personal suite attendance, and Mezzanine Club access. Most suites have indoor and outdoor options, so you can choose to watch the game in the buzzing environment of the stadium if you choose or enjoy the perks of the suite, including plush seating and several large-screen TVs showing action from around the league.