On August 23, 2011 the New $1.6 billion Meadowlands Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey officially changed its name to MetLife Stadium after a 25 year agreement was reached on naming rights. MetLife Stadium is currently used by both the New York Jets and New York Giants during the NFL season, and hosts many other events throughout the year as well.
This rule was obviously waived now that MetLife Stadium has won the right to host the Super Bowl in 2014. With an average temperature of 30 degrees Fahrenheit in the area during the month of February, fans will certainly need to don their winter coats in order to watch the game. The current record for coldest Super Bowl was in 1972 when in was 39 degrees Fahrenheit, but it could be in danger when 2014 rolls around.
The suites are one of the crown jewels of MetLife Stadium and have everything one would expect out of a first class experience, including such perks as on-field patios, fire places, brick pizza ovens, and much, much more.
The 2014 Super Bowl should be very interesting when it is played in MetLife Stadium. There is the possibility that both the New York Jets and the New York Giants could face off against one another since they are in different divisions. It should also be very interesting to see how the elements will play in the outdoor stadium, as near-freezing temperatures will certainly play a role in how the game will be played.
Included in the agreement alongside the naming rights to the stadium, the large insurance company (if anyone is not familiar with MetLife, it is in the business of insurance, employee benefit programs, and annuities for tens of millions of individuals throughout the entire world) also gets an estimated 120,000 square feet or space in the west entrance to promote itself, signs on the exterior portion of the building, and future opportunities when it comes to media arrangements for the Jets and Giants.
This rule was obviously waived now that MetLife Stadium has won the right to host the Super Bowl in 2014. With an average temperature of 30 degrees Fahrenheit in the area during the month of February, fans will certainly need to don their winter coats in order to watch the game. The current record for coldest Super Bowl was in 1972 when in was 39 degrees Fahrenheit, but it could be in danger when 2014 rolls around.
The suites are one of the crown jewels of MetLife Stadium and have everything one would expect out of a first class experience, including such perks as on-field patios, fire places, brick pizza ovens, and much, much more.
The 2014 Super Bowl should be very interesting when it is played in MetLife Stadium. There is the possibility that both the New York Jets and the New York Giants could face off against one another since they are in different divisions. It should also be very interesting to see how the elements will play in the outdoor stadium, as near-freezing temperatures will certainly play a role in how the game will be played.
Included in the agreement alongside the naming rights to the stadium, the large insurance company (if anyone is not familiar with MetLife, it is in the business of insurance, employee benefit programs, and annuities for tens of millions of individuals throughout the entire world) also gets an estimated 120,000 square feet or space in the west entrance to promote itself, signs on the exterior portion of the building, and future opportunities when it comes to media arrangements for the Jets and Giants.
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