Who owns and uses MetLife Stadium?

MetLife Stadium is co-owned and operated by the New York Giants and New York Jets, two prominent teams in the National Football League (NFL).

They manage the stadium through the MetLife Stadium Company, LLC. Although the stadium carries the MetLife name due to naming rights, it is not owned by the insurance company.

The Giants and Jets funded its construction and continue to manage it as a business venture.

This kind of shared ownership is not uncommon in the NFL. MetLife Stadium is one of several stadiums owned by two different teams. The primary users of the stadium are the Giants and Jets, who play their home games there.

Beyond football, MetLife Stadium serves as a versatile venue. It has hosted major events such as Super Bowl XLVIII, WrestleMania, and the Copa America Centenario Final.

Additionally, the stadium is a popular site for concerts and college football games. This makes MetLife Stadium a central hub for entertainment in the New York metropolitan area.