Rent a Bus to MetLife Stadium: Game-Day & Concert Group Guide

The single question that decides whether your group's MetLife Stadium trip goes smoothly or falls apart is simple: where exactly does the bus drop us off, and where does it wait while we're inside? Most rental pages answer that in a vague sentence — or skip it entirely. This guide answers it plainly, using the stadium's own published information, and then walks you through everything else a group trip from Morris County needs: which vehicle fits your crew, what the drive looks like on a game day vs. a concert night, how to read the parking lot map, and where the smart money goes when you're weighing a bus against the train.

MetLife Stadium is one of our most-requested destinations from Morristown, and the route up to East Rutherford is one we know well. The advice below comes from running these trips — not from a press release. For a broader look at how we handle sporting events across the region, see our Morristown sporting event party bus rental service.

Why a Bus Makes Sense for MetLife Stadium

Getting to East Rutherford on a Giants Sunday or a Beyoncé night is not the same as driving to the grocery store. The NJ Turnpike's Exit 16W backs up, Route 3 slows to a crawl for miles, and 82,500 people converge on a stadium surrounded by parking lots that only accept pre-purchased cashless permits. Coordinating a caravan means someone always ends up in the wrong lot, and the post-game exit on Route 120 turns a 27-mile drive into an hour-long standstill.

A Morristown charter bus rental to MetLife Stadium sidesteps all of it. Your group loads at one curb, parks once, and the bus is parked and waiting when the final whistle blows — while everyone who drove is still inching out of Lot G. The Meadowlands is a logical destination for a bus: the lots are enormous, the drop-off zone is well-organized, and the stadium itself steers large groups toward pre-arranged transportation for exactly the reasons above.

Charter Bus Drop-Off & Pickup: Where It Actually Happens

Here is the part most rental pages get fuzzy on — so let's go straight to the source. Per the stadium's official NFL parking page, the designated drop-off and pickup area for charter buses, taxis, and limousines is between Lots D and E, with curb space along the roadway specifically set aside for passenger loading and unloading. There is no charge to access that zone — your group steps off at the curb, walks straight into the Sports Complex, and you're done.

That puts your group on the west side of the complex, within reasonable walking distance of the stadium gates, rather than at a remote lot or a shuttle connection. The contrast with rideshare is meaningful: Uber and Lyft pickups after the game push fans to offsite staging areas, often requiring a significant walk across the complex before the app even shows a car nearby. From the Lots D/E curb zone, your bus is already there.

Where the Bus Parks: Lot L and the Permit That Surprises First-Timers

Here is the detail that catches groups off guard: all vehicle parking at MetLife Stadium on event days requires a pre-purchased permit, and none are sold at the gate on game day. The Sports Complex went fully cashless in 2021, and permit stock sells through Ticketmaster in advance — by the time you're on the Turnpike, it's too late. Charter bus parking is designated in Lot L, located on the west side of the complex.

Oversized vehicles — buses, RVs, vehicles over 18 feet long or 8 feet wide — cannot park in lined spaces; they park along curbs or in designated oversized areas per the stadium's posted rules.

For groups that want the bus to stay on-site during the game, that permit is the piece to secure first. For groups doing a drop-and-return arrangement — where the bus drops at Lots D/E, leaves the complex, and swings back for post-game pickup — the approach is different and worth discussing when you book. Either way, the logistics are sorted before your group ever boards in Morristown, not discovered at a closed gate in East Rutherford.

Call 862-777-7960 to lock in your date and sort the parking plan for your specific event.

The Drive from Morristown to MetLife Stadium

Morristown sits about 27 miles southwest of MetLife Stadium — roughly 40 minutes on a clear weekday via I-287 North to Route 3 East, cutting through the Meadowlands and into the Sports Complex off Route 120. That's the straightforward version. The game-day version is different.

On a Giants or Jets kickoff Sunday, Route 3 approaching East Rutherford starts backing up well before the stadium exits. I-287 North can slow at the Route 3 interchange, and Route 120 — the final approach road into the Sports Complex — sees heavy traffic management from New Jersey State Police. For major events with 70,000-plus attendance, the stadium recommends arriving several hours before kickoff, and for World Cup matches, planning to be parked three to four hours early.

The practical implication: your bus leaves Morristown considerably earlier than the drive time suggests.

Drive times are estimates under normal conditions. Game-day buffers account for NJ Turnpike congestion near Exit 16W and Route 3/Route 120 backups — both of which are predictable but variable. For World Cup 2026 matches, New Jersey state officials have flagged up to 12 towns in the surrounding area for significant traffic impact, and Route 3 is at the top of that list.

Every Transportation Option Compared Honestly

The Meadowlands has more public transportation options than most stadiums — which is genuinely useful context for deciding what your group needs. Here is the honest breakdown.

The honest read: NJ Transit's Meadowlands Rail Line is the best transit option available — it delivers fans directly to the stadium's front door from Secaucus Junction, and Secaucus connects to the Morris & Essex Line that runs through Morristown. That connection is worth knowing, and it makes sense for one or two people or for individuals within your group who want to travel separately. But the Meadowlands shuttle train only runs for events above 50,000 anticipated attendance, schedules are posted per-event on the NJ Transit Meadowlands service page, and the post-game queue at the Meadowlands station — 82,500 fans funneling toward one rail platform — is a long, packed, slow experience on big nights.

For a group that wants to arrive together, control its own departure timing, and not stand in a train queue after a four-hour concert, a bus rental in Morristown makes total sense.

The NJ Transit Option, Spelled Out

Morris & Essex Line to Secaucus, then the Meadowlands Shuttle. NJ Transit's Morristown station sits on the Morris & Essex Line, which connects to Secaucus Junction — the central transfer hub for Meadowlands service. From Secaucus, the dedicated Meadowlands shuttle train runs approximately 10 minutes to the Sports Complex station, dropping passengers at the stadium's front door.

One-way from Morristown to Secaucus runs roughly 35–45 minutes depending on the specific service; from there, the shuttle adds another 10. Tickets should be purchased from your originating station to Meadowlands Station — buying on board triggers a $5-per-ticket surcharge, per NJ Transit's official Meadowlands page. Post-game return trains run approximately two hours after the final whistle for big events.

For a couple of people, it's a strong option. For 25 people who want to arrive together and leave on their own timeline, a private charter bus from Morristown handles both.

What Size Bus Does Your Group Need?

MetLife Stadium events run the full range from intimate corporate suite nights to 50-person fan groups taking over a section. The right vehicle is the one that seats your actual headcount — and doesn't charge you for 20 empty seats. Here is how the fleet breaks down for a Morristown-to-East-Rutherford run.

For fan groups who want the rolling pregame experience — starting the party in Morristown and arriving in East Rutherford already in game mode — our 15- to 50-passenger party buses come with a built-in bar, color-changing LED lighting, and a sound system that keeps the energy up from Morris County to the Meadowlands. For groups that need serious gear capacity for a full tailgate setup, a full-size charter bus carries it all in the undercarriage bays: folding tables, propane grill, and a 60-quart cooler fit without anyone's legroom suffering. ADA-accessible vehicles are available — just let us know your needs before your departure date.

MetLife Stadium Bus Rental Prices from Morristown

Party Bus Morristown offers all-inclusive pricing online in under 30 seconds — you will know the exact figure before you ever book. There is no single number because the quote is shaped by a handful of honest factors:

• Vehicle size — a 56-passenger charter bus and a 14-passenger Sprinter limo are different rates
• Total hours — how long the vehicle is dedicated to your group, including tailgate time and the post-game wait
• Event and date — a regular Giants Sunday prices differently than a sold-out World Cup match or a stadium-scale concert
• Pickup point(s) — a Morristown pickup covers a different distance than a multi-stop sweep through Parsippany and Madison

For real ranges to anchor your estimate: 14-passenger Sprinter limos run $170–$344/hour; 15–20 passenger party buses run $204–$378/hour; 20–30 passenger party buses run $244–$414/hour; 35–50 passenger party buses and minibuses run $294–$490/hour; and 40–56 passenger charter buses run $150–$300/hour. Pricing depends on mileage, time of year, and vehicle type, but you will never be surprised by hidden costs.

The per-person math worth knowing: a single 56-seat charter bus replaces roughly 14 cars, each needing its own pre-purchased, cashless parking permit at $40–$65 per vehicle. One bus, one permit, one flat rate split across the group. Once you are past a few cars' worth of people, the bus consistently comes out simpler and often cheaper per head.

Call 862-777-7960 any time for a free, all-inclusive price quote at no obligation.

A Real Game-Day Example

For a Giants home opener last September, a 34-person group from the Morris Plains area booked a 40-passenger party bus. Pickup in Morristown at 10:30 AM, at the Lots D/E drop-off zone by 11:45 AM — nearly four hours before a 3:25 PM kickoff. The bus's undercarriage held a propane grill, folding table, and two coolers.

The group tailgated through 2:30 PM, walked to the gates, and the bus waited in Lot L for a 7:15 PM pickup after the final whistle. The 9-hour all-inclusive rental came to $2,850 — about $84 per person, with the driving, the permit scramble, and the post-game Route 120 crawl all removed from the equation.

Tailgating at MetLife Stadium: What the Rules Actually Say

A charter bus is well-suited for a MetLife tailgate — the undercarriage bays carry the grill, chairs, and coolers without crowding the cabin, and your whole crew travels and sets up together. The stadium does enforce specific rules, and knowing them means no surprises from a State Police officer on the way into the lot. Straight from the stadium's official tailgating page:

• Propane only — no charcoal. New Jersey state law prohibits open fires and charcoal grills in the Meadowlands lots. Your grill must use propane, natural gas, or electricity. The stadium requires a minimum Class 2A-10B:C fire extinguisher nearby when cooking.
• One space, one setup. Tailgating is limited to the lined parking space and the area directly in front of or behind your vehicle. Adjacent spaces cannot be claimed for overflow, so if your group needs more room, book early and arrive together.
• Tent limits. Canopies larger than 8′×8′ may not fit in a single lined parking space. A standard 10-foot tent should be confirmed against current lot conditions before you set up.
• Sound limits. Music systems cannot exceed 65 decibels and must be directed toward your own vehicle, not the neighboring lots.
• Drive lanes stay clear. Fire lanes and drive lanes must remain passable at all times. No saving spaces — parking attendants are active in all lots from opening.
• Commercial activity prohibited. No unauthorized vending, catering, or ticket resale on Sports Complex property.

One more item specific to the bus: oversized vehicles over 18 feet long or 8 feet wide may not park in a lined space and will be directed to a curb area or a designated zone. That is not an inconvenience — it just means the bus parks where the stadium's lot management directs it, which is exactly what Lot L accommodates. The pre-purchased permit is what ensures that spot is waiting rather than scrambled for at the gate.

World Cup 2026 at MetLife Stadium: What Changes

MetLife Stadium — temporarily renamed New York New Jersey Stadium for the tournament — is hosting 8 matches during the 2026 FIFA World Cup, including the Final on July 19. It is the only venue in the tournament hosting both a Round of 16 match and the Final, and at 82,500 capacity it is the largest venue in the competition. The group stage and knockout matches at this venue include:

• June 13: Brazil vs. Morocco
• June 16: France vs. Senegal
• June 22: Norway vs. Senegal
• June 25: Ecuador vs. Germany
• June 27: Panama vs. England
• July 1: Round of 32 match
• July 6: Round of 16 match
• July 19: The Final

World Cup matchdays operate under fundamentally different rules than an NFL Sunday. There is no general spectator parking at MetLife Stadium for any World Cup match. The only on-site parking option available to the public is a limited number of premium spots at the nearby American Dream mall, priced at $225 per vehicle and restricted to fans holding a FIFA match ticket.

State transportation officials have flagged a 12-town radius for significant traffic disruption on matchdays, with Route 3 as the primary concern.

For World Cup matches, the stadium and FIFA are pushing fans toward NJ Transit's Meadowlands Rail and designated shuttles from approved park-and-ride locations. A private charter bus from Morristown that drops at the Lots D/E zone and either waits off-site or uses a confirmed on-site arrangement becomes the most logical solution for a group: controlled departure, no parking gamble, and the bus is there when you need it post-match. These dates are selling out transportation capacity 6–12 months in advance — the closer you get to a group-stage or knockout match, the fewer vehicles remain available from any Morris County bus rental company.

The Final is already generating demand that has no parallel in this region's recent history. Call 862-777-7960 now if your group has a World Cup date in mind.

Concerts and Other Events: How MetLife Handles Non-NFL Nights

MetLife Stadium's calendar runs well past football season. The 2026 concert slate includes AC/DC's Power Up Tour, Karol G, Usher with Chris Brown, Ed Sheeran, BTS, Bruno Mars, and Guns N' Roses — stadium-scale shows that sell out in hours and draw crowds from across New Jersey and New York. On those nights, the lot opening times, permit requirements, and approach road conditions follow the stadium's general event parking rules rather than the NFL-specific schedule.

Tailgating is permitted in designated areas on concert nights, but the window before doors is typically shorter than a full NFL game day.

For concert groups from Morris County, the charter bus rental logic is straightforward: the show ends at 11 PM, Route 3 is gridlocked, rideshare surge pricing doubles, and your group is standing in the Lots D/E zone with the bus waiting rather than refreshing an app. A Morristown party bus rental with a sound system and LED lighting means the concert experience continues on the bus home through I-287 — not in a traffic queue.

Leaving MetLife Stadium After the Game

Getting out is the hardest part of a MetLife trip — and where a bus earns its keep most. When 82,500 fans exit simultaneously, Route 120 becomes a managed crawl and New Jersey State Police direct traffic flow out of every lot. Rideshare apps push post-game pickups to staging areas well removed from the stadium exits, and the Meadowlands Rail platform queue after big games is long and crowded.

With a bus, the post-game plan is set before your group walks through the turnstile. You agree on a pickup window and location when you book — the bus waits in Lot L or at the Lots D/E curb zone — and when the final whistle blows or the encore ends, the bus is right there rather than somewhere across the complex. The group climbs on, someone cracks a cold drink, and the game recap starts while everyone else is still waiting for traffic to clear on Route 120.

That is not an accident — it is the specific outcome that makes the bus worth it for a group this size.

Tips for Visiting MetLife Stadium

A few things every group should know before the trip, pulled from the stadium's published policies:

• All game-day and event-day parking requires a pre-purchased permit — none are sold at the gate. The Sports Complex is fully cashless. Permits sell via Ticketmaster for Giants and Jets games; for general events and concerts, check the event-specific parking page. Lots sell out for major dates well in advance.
• Clear-bag policy. Per the NFL's universal clear-bag policy and MetLife's own guidelines, each guest may bring one clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC bag not exceeding 12″×12″×6″, or a small clutch no larger than 4.5″×6.5″. Backpacks, totes, and non-clear bags are not permitted inside the stadium.
• Propane grills only in the lots. New Jersey law applies — charcoal is not permitted. A Class 2A-10B:C fire extinguisher is required when cooking, and hot coal disposal receptacles are placed around the lot islands for the rare event they're needed.
• Arrive early. Lots open five hours before NFL kickoff — that window exists precisely because Route 3 and the Turnpike approach roads back up predictably. For concerts and major events, the stadium recommends arriving well before doors.
• Cashless complex. Parking, concessions, and most retail inside MetLife Stadium are card or mobile-pay only. No cash accepted at gate kiosks.
• Oversized vehicle rules. Vehicles over 18 feet long or 8 feet wide may not park in a lined space and are directed to curb or designated areas. This applies to the bus itself, which is why the pre-purchased Lot L permit and the Lots D/E drop arrangement matter.

What's at MetLife Stadium in 2026

MetLife Stadium's 2026 calendar is the most consequential in its history, and fan groups love arriving together by bus so the pregame energy builds on the road rather than in a parking-permit queue. The headline events:

• FIFA World Cup 2026 (June–July). Eight matches including the Final on July 19, with no general parking, full NJ Transit coordination, and the largest transportation demand this venue has ever seen. Groups flying in from outside the area are booking transportation from Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) directly to the Meadowlands — a run our Morristown bus rental fleet handles regularly.
• New York Giants season (September–January). Eight home games at MetLife, including the home opener typically in September and a late-season schedule that can run into playoff contention. The most common reason Morris County groups rent a bus to East Rutherford, year in and year out.
• New York Jets season (September–January). The Jets share the stadium on alternate weeks, with their own game-day operations and parking permit structure through Ticketmaster. The approach and drop-off logistics are identical to Giants games.
• Stadium-scale concerts. AC/DC, Karol G, Usher with Chris Brown, Ed Sheeran, BTS, Bruno Mars, and Guns N' Roses are among the 2026 acts. These shows draw from across the entire region — a charter bus from Morristown means your group isn't fighting surge pricing at 11:30 PM on Route 3.
• Other major events. MetLife Stadium has hosted WWE SummerSlam, international soccer friendlies, and college bowl games in recent seasons. Each uses the same approach roads and similar lot configurations, though opening times and parking rules vary by event type.

For any of these dates, the booking window matters. World Cup Final and knockout-round transportation from the Morristown area is effectively sold out from responsible operators. Stadium concert dates in summer 2026 are filling quickly.

NFL games in the first half of the season book out of the right-size vehicles by midsummer. Call 862-777-7960 to check availability for your date.

Types of Groups We Move to MetLife Stadium

Different groups, same goal: everyone arrives together, relaxed, and on schedule. A few of the runs that come through regularly from Morris County:

• Fan groups and tailgaters. Giants and Jets groups ranging from 20 to 50 people, where the full tailgate experience starts the moment the bus rolls out of Morristown — propane grill in the bay, drinks in the cooler, built-in LED lighting and sound for the pregame playlist.
• Corporate suite and hospitality groups. Companies moving clients and staff from offices in the Morris County corridor to premium seating without anyone worrying about traffic or parking passes. A minibus with power outlets and reclining seats keeps executives comfortable on the 40-minute ride.
• Concert groups. Stadium-scale shows that end late and push post-game traffic to its worst — a concert bus rental from Morristown means the night's energy continues on board rather than in a Route 3 jam.
• World Cup groups. International fans and local supporters traveling to the 2026 matches, where no general parking exists and the only reliable group transportation solution is a private bus with a confirmed drop arrangement.
• School and youth groups. Organizations bringing students to events at MetLife as part of school event bus rental programs — one vehicle, one headcount, one invoice.

Booking Your MetLife Stadium Bus

Booking a bus to MetLife Stadium from Morristown is straightforward, and a little advance planning makes it seamless:

1. Request a quote with your group size, pickup location, event and date, and whether you want tailgate time (affects the total hours and arrival window).
2. Confirm the vehicle and drop arrangement. We sort the Lots D/E drop-off approach and the Lot L permit situation for your specific event so there are no surprises at the gate.
3. Set your post-game pickup window. Agree on the pickup time and location before the group walks in — the bus is right there when you exit, no waiting in a surge-priced rideshare queue.

For regular Giants and Jets games, two to four weeks of lead time is workable for most dates. For concerts, aim for four to six weeks once the show is confirmed — right-size vehicles move fast once tickets go on sale. For World Cup 2026 dates, call now.

Give us a call any time at 862-777-7960 for an all-inclusive price quote — or use our online tool for instant availability.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where exactly does a charter bus drop off at MetLife Stadium?

The designated drop-off and pickup zone for charter buses, taxis, and limousines is between Lots D and E, with curbside space set aside specifically for passenger loading and unloading. There is no charge to access that zone. Charter bus parking during the event is in Lot L, which requires a pre-purchased oversized-vehicle permit.

Both the drop arrangement and the permit logistics are confirmed when you book with us for your specific event date.

How much does it cost to rent a bus to MetLife Stadium from Morristown?

Pricing depends on vehicle size, total hours (including tailgate time and post-game wait), event and date, and your pickup location. As a guide: Sprinter limos run $170–$344/hour; small party buses (15–20 passengers) run $204–$378/hour; mid-size (20–30) run $244–$414/hour; large party buses and minibuses (35–50) run $294–$490/hour; and full-size charter buses run $150–$300/hour. We provide an all-inclusive quote in under 30 seconds with no hidden costs.

Call 862-777-7960 or use the online tool.

Does a charter bus need a parking permit at MetLife Stadium?

Yes. All vehicles at MetLife Stadium on event days require a pre-purchased permit — none are sold at the gate, and the Sports Complex is fully cashless. Charter buses are directed to Lot L, and oversized vehicles may not park in lined spaces.

The permit is purchased in advance; we sort this as part of the booking for your event date so there is no scramble at the entrance.

Is there a train from Morristown to MetLife Stadium?

Yes — NJ Transit's Morris & Essex Line connects Morristown to Secaucus Junction, where the Meadowlands shuttle train runs approximately 10 minutes to the Sports Complex station. It's a legitimate option for one or two people. For a group that wants to arrive together and leave on its own schedule, a private charter bus from Morristown handles both.

Tickets should be purchased to Meadowlands Station from your originating station; buying on board adds a $5 surcharge per ticket. Current Meadowlands Rail schedules are on NJ Transit's official Meadowlands page.

What are the tailgating rules at MetLife Stadium?

Tailgating is permitted in designated lots. Key rules: propane grills only (New Jersey law prohibits charcoal in the Meadowlands complex); tailgate setup is limited to one lined space per vehicle with no adjacent-space overflow; tents or canopies may not exceed an 8′×8′ footprint; sound systems must stay below 65 decibels directed toward your own vehicle; and all tailgating must occur after the lots officially open (5 hours before NFL kickoff). Commercial activity and unauthorized vending are prohibited.

Full current rules are posted on MetLife Stadium's tailgating page.

Can a charter bus stay with us during the game?

Yes. The bus is reserved as a block of hours, so it can drop your group at the Lots D/E zone, park in Lot L during the event, and be ready for your pre-arranged post-game pickup window. You set that window with our team before the group walks through the gate — so the bus is right there when you walk out, not somewhere across the complex.

Is there general parking at MetLife Stadium for the World Cup 2026?

No. There is no general spectator parking at MetLife Stadium for any 2026 World Cup match. The only on-site parking available to the public is a limited number of premium spots at the nearby American Dream mall, restricted to FIFA match ticket holders at $225 per vehicle. State transportation officials are directing all spectators toward NJ Transit rail service and approved park-and-ride shuttles.

For groups from Morristown, a private charter bus that drops at the Lots D/E zone and either waits off-site or uses a confirmed arrangement is the cleanest group transportation solution available for these dates.

How far in advance should we book for a World Cup match or big concert?

For World Cup 2026 dates — particularly the Final on July 19 and the knockout rounds — as early as possible. The right-size vehicles from the Morristown area are booking out months in advance as demand builds. For stadium concerts, book within the first few weeks after tickets go on sale.

For regular Giants or Jets home games, two to four weeks of lead time handles most dates — but earlier always means better vehicle options and better pricing.

What is the clear-bag policy at MetLife Stadium?

Per NFL rules and MetLife Stadium's clear-bag policy, each guest may bring one clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC bag no larger than 12″×12″×6″, or a small clutch no larger than 4.5″×6.5″. Backpacks, totes, and non-transparent bags are not permitted inside the stadium. Bags stored in the bus's undercarriage bays during the game are not subject to stadium policy — another practical advantage of a charter bus over a car trunk.

Can we pick up passengers from multiple towns on the way to MetLife?

Yes. A charter bus from Party Bus Morristown can sweep Parsippany, Madison, Chatham, Randolph, or any combination of Morris County towns on the way to East Rutherford — one coordinated pickup loop rather than a caravan of separate cars. Just include your multi-stop itinerary when you request a quote so the total hours and routing are priced accurately.

Book Your MetLife Stadium Bus Today

The perfect ride to East Rutherford is just a call away. Whether it is a Giants home opener, a World Cup group-stage match, a sold-out stadium concert, or a Jets season game, Party Bus Morristown has access to a fleet of party buses, charter buses, minibuses, Sprinter vans, and Sprinter limos serving Morris County and the surrounding region. Your group drops at the Lots D/E curb zone while everyone else circles the Turnpike looking for a permit-eligible lot.

Give us a call any time at 862-777-7960 for an all-inclusive price quote — or use our online tool for instant availability.

Sources & Last Verified

Transportation rules, parking logistics, and event schedules at MetLife Stadium change by season and event type. Details in this guide verified against official venue and transit sources in June 2026. Confirm event-specific figures (permit availability, World Cup match dates, concert schedules, NJ Transit Meadowlands rail service dates) against the official pages before your trip.

• MetLife Stadium — NFL Parking (Lot L bus parking, Lots D/E drop-off, permit requirements, cashless policy)
• MetLife Stadium — Tailgating Rules (propane-only grills, one-space policy, tent limits, sound policy)
• MetLife Stadium — General Event Parking (concert and non-NFL event parking rules)
• NJ Transit — Meadowlands Service (Morris & Essex Line connection, Secaucus Junction, Meadowlands shuttle schedule, $5 on-board surcharge)
• New York Giants — Clear Bag Policy (bag dimensions, clutch size, what is and is not permitted)
• MetLife Stadium — FIFA World Cup 2026 (8 matches including the Final, no general parking, premium American Dream spots)