New York Giants Suites

MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford, NJ

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The SEG 100% Guarantee

  • We guarantee you will receive your suite tickets in time for your event. In the extremely rare case that you do not, we will offer you an alternative option if available or we will refund you at least 100% of your total purchase price.
  • If the event is canceled or if fans are no longer permitted, you may choose to receive a full refund or a credit towards a future SEG purchase.
  • If the event date changes, you will receive the suite you purchased for the new date.

Please reach out to us if you have any further questions at [email protected] or 800-592-7043.

New York Giants Suite Prices and Details

How much do New York Giants suites cost?

New York Giants suites cost between $12,000-$30,000 for most games. Prices depend on the opponent and location of the suite in MetLife Stadium. The most expensive suites at MetLife Stadium are the Commissioner's Club suites. The least expensive suites are the Giants luxury boxes on Level 6.

How many guests can fit in a Giants suite?

New York Giants suites can hold 12 to 30 guests based on suite level and location. The Commissioner's Club suites are the smallest suites, including 12 tickets with an option to purchase 6 additional suite tickets. Most other stadium suites include 24 tickets with a max capacity of 30 suite guests.

Suite Levels at MetLife Stadium

Commissioners Club Suite

12 Tickets
4-6 Parking
Food & Beverage Included

Suite Level 3

18-24 Tickets
0-6 Parking
Catering Available

Suite Level 5

18-24 Tickets
0-6 Parking
Catering Available

Suite Level 6

18 Tickets
0-4 Parking
Catering Available

MetLife Stadium Event Planning Guide

Catering

New York Giants luxury suites can be pre-stocked with all of your favorite foods, drinks and alcohol. NY Giants suite catering is handled in advance of the game and not charged until game day. There is no minimum and in-suite catering is optional. No outside food or drinks are allowed.

Parking and Transportation

New York Giants luxury suites at MetLife Stadium typically come with 3 to 6 VIP parking passes. NY Giants suite parking passes are clearly labeled. Most will be valid in Lots E, F, and G. Some suite rentals include one 'reserved' parking pass with an assigned spot in close proximity to the stadium.

Safety and Well-being

The New York Giants announced that the 2020 season will be played without spectators at MetLife Stadium until further notice. The staff is working tirelessly to get the stadium safe and ready should the state permit fans later in the season.

Budget

The price a New York Giants suite rental can range from $15,000-$35,000 depending on the opponent, day of the week and suite size/location. Giants suite rentals are due the day of purchase. In-suite catering wouldn't be charged until game day and typically averages to about $100 per person.

Club Access

With a NY Giants suite ticket, you have access to the Mezzanine Clubs (United Rentals & Toyota Clubs), located on both sides of MetLife Stadium along the sidelines. Commissioner's Club suites are located within the Commissioner's Club, known as the most prestigious club at Metlife Stadium.

Dress Code

Many New York Giants football fans will be wearing their favorite player’s jersey in the suite, however other luxury box guests will be dressed in business casual attire. We recommend asking the host of your suite on expectations. Note that NY Giants suites do include coat closets for convenience.

Venue Bag Policy

New York Giants suite guests are welcome to carry-in the following items into MetLife Stadium: Clear bags that are 12" x 6" x 12" or less in size (1 bag per person). Small purses/handbags (clutch-type bags) that are 4.5" x 6.5" or less in size (1 per person). All guests are subject to search.

Entrances

New York Giants suite levels may be accessed by using the VIP entrances on the East and West sides of the stadium, typically corresponding to the location of your parking pass. You will see signs designating the entrances for suite ticket holders that allow you expedited access to your suite.

Child Ticket Policy

Children up to 34" inches in height may enter MetLife Stadium free of charge but must share a seat with an accompanying ticketed adult. All children taller will need a ticket even when attending the game in a New York Giants luxury box. A Giants suite does offer a private environment for families.

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Giants Spotlight

Current NFL Season

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.... MORE

Past Spotlights

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.

Year three of the Daniel Jones experiment at quarterback is hoped to yield solid results under second-year head coach Joe Judge. Saquon Barkley is healthy again after an ACL injury last year cut his season short in Week 2, and the Giants signed receiver Kenny Golladay from Detroit to anchor the wide-receiver corps. Sterling Shepard slides into the No. 2 role, and Kadarius Toney was drafted in the first round to add more options for Jones to throw to. The young defense played well in the second half of last season as well. For premium-seating options at MetLife Stadium, the Commissioners Club is the place to be. Each suite includes club and lounge access, all-inclusive food and non-alcoholic beverages, and it even has a retractable roof for those games played in rough weather conditions. Suite-holders also have pre-game field passes and visits during the game from Giants alumni. The EY Coaches Club also allows you to enjoy the game from a private on-field patio right behind the Giants bench.