In 1960, 8 football team owners decided to start a new league to compete with the NFL. The AFL was born. The New York Titans were part of the new league, playing their first game on Sept. 11, 1960 against the Buffalo Bills in a dilapidated arena previously used for playing polo. Only 10, 200 people showed up. In 1963, the Titans moved into Shea Stadium, and changed their names to the "Jets" motivated by the overhead jets arriving and departing from nearby LaGuardia Airport, and because it rhymed with "Mets" with whom they shared the arena. In 1984, they moved in with the New York Giants in the Meadowlands where they became the red-haired step-children. Their fans from New York, especially those from Long Island, couldn't get to New Jersey easily, and their attendance went down.http://www.sportsecyclopedia.com/nfl/nyj/jets.html But that was then, and this is now. The Jets and Giants will be sharing the brand new, state of the art, $1.6 billion football stadium in the New Jersey Meadowlands Complex. And what NY Jet fan wouldn't want to be there in the inaugural season?http://www.newyorkjets.com/?splash=splash

True fans can't get enough information about their beloved Jets. Everything you need to know and all of the latest news during the off-season is right at your fingertips. Just go to NewYorkJets.com for information about any trades, scouting information, off-season surgeries, and of course, ticket information.

Once you've read the latest, click on the box that says "Buy Your Seats Now!" and it will take you right to the seating map where you can click on any section and it will calculate the price for you. If you want to go right to the seating chart, go to here.

They have plenty of choices for the PSL ticket purchasers, including a 5 year or 15 year payment plan, the sections that only require a 10% deposit option, and a non-alcoholic area designed primarily for family fun. To see all of the benefits of being a PSL ticket holder go to or to view the different sections go here.

Don't want to commit to long term seats? Well, in response to the public requests for non-PSL seating, the stadium has made 27,000 seats in the upper bowl available for individual season tickets. To view these seats and the features included with the non-PSL section, go here. A deposit of $500 per seat is required to reserve the seats with the balance for the 2010 season due in April.

Call 800-469-JETS to speak to a Sales Specialist today to get season tickets or to get on the Wait list.