Field Seats for Concerts at MetLife Stadium

• Closest to the Stage: Field seats sit directly on the field, giving concert-goers some of the closest views of the stage at MetLife Stadium.
• Reserved Sections: Most shows number field sections (e.g. Field 1) with an assigned section, row, and folding chair.
• General Admission Options: Some shows add GA Field, GA Floor, or GA Pit sections — Pit tends to sit closest to the stage.
• GA Means No Seats: General admission tickets grant access to a section but not a reserved spot — arrive early for the best position.
• Flat Field Caveat: The field is level, so guests standing and dancing can block views, especially in edge sections.

Who Should Sit Here

Field Seats at MetLife Stadium are for fans who want to be as close to the stage as possible and don't mind standing and dancing along with the crowd. If getting near the action matters most, this is the place to be. If you'd rather have a guaranteed clear sightline, you may prefer seats that rise up above the field.

Field Seating Details

Field Seats are located directly on the stadium floor. Nearly every performer uses a different stage and field layout, so section arrangements change from show to show. Reserved sections are typically numbered (such as Field 1) and come with an assigned section, row, number, and folding chair. Some shows also offer general admission areas named GA Field, GA Floor, or GA Pit; these can be located anywhere, with Pit sections tending to sit closer to the stage and GA Floor and Field sections tending to be larger. Most GA tickets grant access to a specific section without reserved spaces — any rows or seat numbers printed on them are for book-keeping only.

Views from the Field Seats

Field seats offer the best opportunity to be close to the stage, but there are a few things to keep in mind:

• The field is flat, so closer rows and sections have less trouble seeing over other guests.
• Sections along the edges have a sharp angle to the stage, especially in the front floor sections.
• Even in reserved sections, it's common for guests to stand and dance throughout the show.

Check Your Seating Chart

Be sure to check the seating chart for your specific event, as seating configurations can vary from show to show. If you're purchasing General Admission (GA) tickets, arrive early to secure the best spot before the floor fills up.