The Jets have lowered some ticket prices in the upper bowl of MetLife Stadium less than three months before their season opener against Buffalo. Several sections of seats on the 300-level, which do not carry personal seat licenses for Jets games, have been reduced, the team announced. The per-game cost of tickets previously priced at $95 or $105 has dropped to $50 or 75, for select rows in end zone, corner and some of the sideline sections. The Jets website has a seating map to detail the changes. Jets owner Woody Johnson guaranteed earlier this month that the Jets will be sold out this season."I don't want to be Joe Namath, but I guarantee we'll be sold out," Johnson said when asked about ticket sales. Source: The Star-Ledger
