Met Life crowd control

whats the 7th level blue seats?
all the seats are gray and the upper level are the 300s.
Anyway I saw no problem with anything as far as crowd control issues etc.

why wasn't he allowed to buy drinks? Crowd control? More info...

alcohol after the cutoff? Every stadium does that...

midway through halftime...as far as crowd control I didn't experience any of that in section 305..pretty much business as usual and easy to get to and from the seats.

no issues.

I could buy beer till they shut down sales at the end of halftime. Never stopped from going to my seats. No unruly fan issues that I saw at all.

there are 3 levels, unless you are counting boxes, etc.

I know for Jets games they have an alcohol free section on level 200 called the family zone, I have never heard this for the Giants.

That said, I think that security has wide discretion to tell vendors to hold off on alcohol sales, or temporarily have people stand in an area instead of going to their seats.

I think it has been discussed in another thread, that some folks feel that the stadium has gotten rowdier or more full of drunks lately.

has been going on for probably 20 years now. Maybe longer. I assumed Clams was saying some unforeseen event stopped beer sales at a certain location but I never heard of any 7th level shit at met life.

can be stopped from going to their seats if a play is in progress. Another very common thing. But maybe uncommon things rule the day on the mythical 7th level of MetLife...

The stadium has 3 tiers and none of the seats are blue.

Had your friend ever been to a game before?

I also don't know what you're referring by "crowd control". If a particular fan was out of control or appears overtly intoxicated, the Event Staff can have him/her removed.

Again, I have no idea what you're talking about.

Takes almost 20 minutes to get out of the stadium. Such a poorly designed stadium.

the odds that we ever get an answer to these agonizing questions are slim to none.

even means? Was there both home games and neither saw nor heard any problems

no issues at all...everything was great.

In comment 13146578 terz22 said:

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Takes almost 20 minutes to get out of the stadium. Such a poorly designed stadium.

To be fair, I'd like to see a stadium filled with 80 people where you can stroll out in 5.

people

In comment 13146596 ryanmkeane said:

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In comment 13146578 terz22 said: Quote: Takes almost 20 minutes to get out of the stadium. Such a poorly designed stadium. To be fair, I'd like to see a stadium filled with 80 people where you can stroll out in 5.

geez, Mara would be forced to clear house if only 80 people in attandance..that's even less than both teams personel lol

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In comment 13146578 terz22 said: Quote: Takes almost 20 minutes to get out of the stadium. Such a poorly designed stadium. To be fair, I'd like to see a stadium filled with 80 people where you can stroll out in 5.

Dallas for one is relatively easy least where I was seated. And don't remember it being as bad as the old stadium.

amazing how people complain here.

Met Life isn't my favorite by a long shot - and I generally agree it could have been better, etc.

That said - it is a freakin football stadium, people complaining about music, beer, etc is a personal thing.

I was there Sunday, and the previous one, and 8 x last year and I have absolutely no problem with the place, getting beer when I want, taking a piss when I want, or telling some drunk dude to sit down.

I asked him to clarify, he said "7th, 7th, you know the 7th door"

I said "Sam! Tell me the section you were sitting in!"

He said 319.......geeez!

In comment 13146578 terz22 said:
[quote] Takes almost 20 minutes to get out of the stadium. Such a poorly designed stadium. [/quote

Totally depends where u park. I part in lot g I'm out of the stadium in 3 minutes and that is no exaggeration

at halfway through the 1st quarter, because they were "people in the way trying to get to their seats".....dunno

He also said he was forced into a security bag/backpack check line but had no backpack or bag.

He must have taken the elevator. The 7th floor is the 300 level. Does he have a disability? That is what the elevator is supposed to be for.

In comment 13146619 Tuckrule said:

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In comment 13146578 terz22 said: [quote] Takes almost 20 minutes to get out of the stadium. Such a poorly designed stadium. [/quote Totally depends where u park. I part in lot g I'm out of the stadium in 3 minutes and that is no exaggeration

Very true I was eluding to just getting out of the stadium not getting to my car. But it certainly does depend where you sit. 3 minutes you say impressive! Took me literally 30 minutes to get to my car.

Your friend has a black cloud hanging over him. A breeze must have blown it down over the Giant's bench.

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I have all the answers to all the question!

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He is dead and in the seventh level of Hell. Oh wait- no that was on the 50 last Sunday at about 4:25.

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Your friend has a black cloud hanging over him. A breeze must have blown it down over the Giant's bench.

Yah, he's a Jets fan, but just an overall NFL fan, he'll go to any game he can get to

His disability is gang green!

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His disability is gang green!

last thing this guy needs is an elevator...he's 52 and in better shape than most 22 year olds, guy is ripped

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Takes almost 20 minutes to get out of the stadium. Such a poorly designed stadium.

I always whine about this, its a nightmare getting out of the upper deck. Just not enough stairs and unlike the old stadium, all levels ultimately feed into the same path of egress. God forbid there was ever a need to evacuate. Cheap bastids.

and I saw some guy's girlfriend get beer spilled on him. I bet that guy was responsible for the beer shut off, he was a real tough guy.

experience. But I have been to every game since the stadium opened. I have never seen people turned away from beer lines before the cutoff. (If there was some problem at one specific stand, it's hard to imagine there wasn't another one not very far away that would have been open). I have never seen people prevented from going to their seats. (In fact, compared to many arenas now where they hold people back from entering sections until play is stopped, I've never seen that at MetLife). I've never been forced into a bag check line when I didn't have a bag. Though they're certainly not super well organized on those lines, and it's very frustrating that they're too cheap to have more gates to speed things up.

always have one in the lot after the game...getting out isn't an issue.The experience at Met life is very good.

and have seen the Giants play at Met Life and at Raymond James Stadium. To all the critics of Met Life, I would say, come to a game in Tampa... try to go buy a drink at the start of half time and get back to your seat by mid-way through the third quarter.

It's not easy, particularly if you go to the end of the stadium with the pirate ship. I really appreciated that Met Life allows people with plenty of freedom of movement.

Thanks Jets

Where there a lot of Skins fans there? How many, what %, and was this the normal amount? How did it compare to the Pats or Iggles or Ravens?

Didn't look or sound like there was much, more than the Saints but 5% max.

close to the usual amount, maybe 10 pct.

There are way more Cowboys and Eagles fans at games.

Of course, Philly is close and Cowboys fans are everywhere, god knows why.

It is fairly easy and cheap to go to a skins game in DC, so many choose not to, especially since they have been so bad of late.

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experience. But I have been to every game since the stadium opened. I have never seen people turned away from beer lines before the cutoff. (If there was some problem at one specific stand, it's hard to imagine there wasn't another one not very far away that would have been open). I have never seen people prevented from going to their seats. (In fact, compared to many arenas now where they hold people back from entering sections until play is stopped, I've never seen that at MetLife). I've never been forced into a bag check line when I didn't have a bag. Though they're certainly not super well organized on those lines, and it's very frustrating that they're too cheap to have more gates to speed things up.

They don't want to speed things up; they want to train you to go in earlier and spend more money in the venue.

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fixed this -

Thanks Jets Obama