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MODERN LUXURY At MetLife Stadium BY VICTORIA KEENAN A utumn across New Jersey means enjoying some of the best weather and seasonal activities the state has to offer, including the start of football season. Whether a fan of the local New York Football Giants, the New York Jets, or any team in the NFL, fans in the U.S. are arguably some of the most passionate, especially across the Tri-State Area. No matter who you may root for, game day is all about the experience, and there isn't a more elevated viewing experience than inside the suites at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, NJ, home of both the Jets and Giants. MetLife Stadium features 82,500 seats, and as one of the largest in the NFL, it sets the standard for venue excellence with state-of-the-art technology, comfort and over-the-top amenities. The only active venue to serve as the home stadium for two NFL teams, MetLife hosts 20 NFL games per season, more than any other stadium in the country. Much more than just a football venue, the stadium also hosts some of the biggest names in music, and has featured WrestleMania 29, Copa America Centenario Final vs CONCACAF Gold Cup Quarterfinals, the Super Bowl XLVIII as well as many other sporting and music events. MetLife offers 200+ suites on four separate levels and each suit seats anywhere from 16 to 24 people inside. MetLife Clubs, including the Coaches Club, Chase Club, Toyota Club, Commissioners Club, and MetLife 50 Club, feature over 10,000 seats, and both clubs and suites all sit along the sidelines of the field. All suites were designed by the David Rockwell Group and built by 360 Architects, Ewing Cole, David Rockwell and Bruce Mau Designs. As for in-suite dining, MetLife partners with Delaware North Companies (also referred to as Sportservice). Suites are available to purchase for a 12-month partnership, or can be rented out for football games, international soccer games and concerts, with different pricing options for each. VUE ON LIFESTYLE V U E N J . C O M 79

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