Section 345 at MetLife Stadium

The usher wouldn't let me into this section without seeing my ticket. Really? Who's going to sneak into 300 level corner seats? These are the seats you move from, not the seats you move to. The view from the seats wasn't much better. If you sit down and look straight ahead, you're looking behind the endzone to the other end of the field. As a result, you end up turning your whole body in an uncomfortable seat to see the actual field. But, wait, that means you have to look through a piece of glass that seemingly never gets clean. The part of the field that you can see without looking through the glass was blocked by a gentleman who leaned forward in his seat the entire game. You may get lucky and the person in front of you sits back. But it's unlikely because when they do, they can't see the field that well. The one semi-redeeming quality of these seats is that they were just a step away from the concourse so grabbing a beer or snack was really simple. But for watching the game, save a few bucks and sit a few rows higher or more in the corner where the angle towards midfield is much better.

I thought I would be getting a great seat from the second row of the upper portion of the section and on the aisle, but I was sorely mistaken. A large piece of plexiglass located at the bottom of the aisle was in my line of sight for 60% of the field, and the guard rails and people in front leaning over made the view even worse. There were a few plays at the near endzone where I couldn't see anything at all as the guy in front of me made it impossible to see the line of scrimmage. The seats were very close to the entrance and the concourse, which is where I found myself wishing I was rather than being in these seats and struggling to see anything on the field without getting agitated.

It was almost to the top of the stadium, but the seats and our view wasn't bad at all. The usher was awesome.