Giants ticket prices fall to $1 as fans show no interest in going

The Giants play has certainly plummeted this season and some fans may still argue that their ticket sales are still overpriced.

For a ticket into MetLife Stadium for Sunday’s game against the Saints, the cheapest ticket before fees was listed as $1, per NFL’s Ralph Vacchiano.

Several seats were up for grabs with other tickets up in the nose bleed section ranged from $7 to $12. Those closer to the field could be seen listed with a $22 price tag.

The highest ticket price seen in Vacchiano’s screensH๏τ of the Vivid Seats listings was still under $100 at $86.

MetLife has seen more seats left open this season, along with fans leaving games early due to the state of their 2-11 team.

And for those fans that do show up, they’re not against letting their team know how they feel with cheers and provoking posters.

A young fan holds up a sign during the first quarter of the Giants-Saints game on Sunday, Dec. 8, 2024. Charles Wenzelberg/New York Post

A banner flew across the East Rutherford, New Jersey sky on Sunday morning before kickoff, reading “MR. MARA ENOUGH – PLZ FIX THIS DUMPSTER FIRE.’’

It’s clear some fans no longer feel they need to buy into the Giants, who have failed to build off the 9-7 winning season in 2022 under Brian Daboll and Daniel Jones.

And it’s hard to blame them.

New York Giants fans leave during the second half when the New York Giants played the Tampa Bay Buccaneers Sunday, November 24, 2024 at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, NJ. — New York Giants fans leave during the second half when the New York Giants played the Tampa Bay Buccaneers Sunday, November 24, 2024 at MetLife Stadium. Robert Sabo for NY Post

The Giants have not won a game since Oct. 6 as Jones struggles.

They stuck with the 2019 No.6 overall pick until Week 10 for the Giants’ embarrᴀssing 20-17 overtime loss to the lowly Panthers in Munich, Germany. Jones was in the second year of a four-year, $160 million extension.

The following week, Jones was granted a release and the Giants skipped over second-stringer Drew Lock to put Tommy DeVito in the starting spot. Many have thought the more was to appeal to the fans after the New Jersey native provided a spark for the team in 2023, going 3-3 upon a Jones injury.

A dejected New York Giants fan holding a sign, "The Tortured Fans Dept", during the 4th quarter of the Gaints-Buccaneers game. — A dejected New York Giants fan holding a sign, “The Tortured Fans Dept,” during the 4th quarter of the Gaints-Buccaneers game. Charles Wenzelberg / New York Post

A plane flying a banner over MetLife Stadium that read, "MR. MARA ENOUGH - PLZ FIX THIS DUMPSTER FIRE," before the game. — A plane flew a banner over MetLife Stadium that read, “MR. MARA ENOUGH – PLZ FIX THIS DUMPSTER FIRE,” before the game. Charles Wenzelberg / New York Post

However, whatever was there last season couldn’t be found in DeVito’s one sH๏τ, which saw the Giants lose 30-7 to the Buccaneers.

A week later, it didn’t matter that Lock was under center. The Giants still proved to be just as bad in their loss to the Cowboys on Thanksgiving, 27-20, for their seventh consecutive defeat in a season that is supposed to be “celebrating” their 100th season.