New York Jets v. Cleveland Browns

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Notes from the organizer and the venue, as published on Ticketmaster. Togoist does not sell tickets; purchases, refunds and exchanges are handled by Ticketmaster.

• “Flex Schedule: Please be aware that there are certain games that are subject to flexible scheduling and the date and time of those games may be changed from what is currently reflected on the schedule and what may appear on the ticket. For more detailed information about NFL flexible scheduling procedures for the 2026 NFL Season, please visit EY Coaches Club includes mid-field seats with all-inclusive food, alcoholic beverages, and non-alcoholic beverages. The MetLife 50 Club includes mid-field seats with all-inclusive food and non-alcoholic beverages. Lower Prime Club Located between…”
• “New York Jets ADA Ticket Purchases call 800-469-JETS (5387).”
• “MetLife Stadium is committed to promoting a memorable event day experience for all fans. With that goal in mind, we have developed our Guest Code of Conduct to which we strongly encourage all guests to adhere. Keeping MetLife Stadium and Plaza SMOKE-FREE”
• “General Parking Information:”
• “MetLife Stadium Parking Availability: There are approximately 23,000 parking spaces available that are distributed among 14 lots.”
• “There is no street parking available near the stadium.”
• “Parking fees will vary by event.”
• “Accessible parking is available in Lots E, F, & G. Accessible parking is available on a first come / first serve basis. You must have parking pass and state- issued person with disabilities placard or license plate to park in an accessible parking space. Violators will be subject to citation and…”
• “For non-NFL events, children under 34 inches height do not require a ticket of their own but must share a seat with an accompanying adult. All children taller than 34 inches require a ticket of their own. For New York Jets games this 34" rule applies For New York Giants games all guest need a ticket regardless of age. Please contact the stadium directly regarding the suitability of an event for children.”