New Meadowlands Stadium - New York Giants New Meadowlands Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey is the first dual-team stadium in the National Football League that actually morphs in appearance to suit the home team. If either the New York Giants or New York Jets are in town, the stadium can transform its appearance inside and out to align itself with home team fans. Through the use of some innovative lighting technologies, the aluminum slat exterior of the stadium can be lit up in green and white for Jets games or blue and white for Giants games. Even the Pro Shop undergoes a dramatic transformation utilizing white walls with projected team logos and colored lighting to create a home team feel. Wheeled merchandise racks complete the metamorphosis by allowing Pro shop staffers to roll in fully stocked racks with home team products. The complete transformation is actually really incredible. I was in town as the New York Football Giants prepared to lock horns with the Washington Redskins in early December. The weather was a bit on the cool side, but with the sun shining and the Giants dominant play on both offense and defense, it made for an incredibly entertaining day. Giants fans are great tailgaters and New York City provides some of the finest brats, dogs, and cuts of meat that you'll find anywhere, so be prepared for some of the finest food available on the blacktop. There's plenty of parking in the lots that surround New Meadowlands Stadium, but arranging to have a parking pass in advance is advisable. The stadium itself is also very fan friendly. With great site lines, ample restrooms, and plenty of concessions in wide open concourses, fans will have no issues addressing their gameday needs. Giants fans are a rowdy bunch, but apart from the friendly ribbing that's expected by visiting fans, I didn't see any incidents of overly aggressive fan on fan confrontations. I definitely recommend checking out both a New York Giants and a New York Jets home game to get a full understanding of how this dual-team facility differs with either home team. January 3, 2011

Giants Monday Night! The ticket process was extremely easy, well priced and the seats were GREAT!!! August 29, 2011

Excellent!!! Great company to order from... Quick response via email.. excellent customer service... Very friendly and most importantly, very fast ticket shipping... I will definitely be a return customer...Thank you Ticket City August 23, 2010

Great Seats I got great field level seats for a great price but the service fees are pretty ridiculous. I did receive my tickets within 3 business days though. October 30, 2011

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Since debuting in 1925, the New York Giants have been one of the most winning franchises in the history of the National Football League. The team has made 30 appearances in the playoffs and has won seven league championships. The Giants' latest Super Bowl win came in 2007 against the New England Patriots.

New York last made the postseason in 2008, but is familiar with the playoffs, being one of the few franchises to make more than a dozen appearances. The Giants made it to the NFC Divisional Championship game in 2008, but lost to the Philadelphia Eagles, 23-11.

A number of players have been inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame after participating with the franchise, such as Pete Henry, Lawrence Taylor and Steve Owen. The Giants have also retired a series of numbers, including 42, 50 and 56, which belonged to Taylor.

The latest player to win the Most Valuable Player award in the Super Bowl with the organization is Eli Manning, who received the honor in 2007. Today, the Giants still remain a threat in the NFC East to their division rivals.