MetLife Stadium won't charge parking fee for Jets-Giants tilt

Published: Aug 29, 2011 at 06:51 AM

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- Transit issues in the aftermath of Hurricane Irene have led to free parking for fans at the Jets-Giants preseason game Monday night.

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The Giants- Jets preseason game will be televised live at 7 p.m. ET Monday

on NFL Network, except

in the New York market, where it will be shown on WNBC-TV.

Curtailed or closed mass transit, as well as road closures, resulted in the host Giants announcing there would be no charge for parking at MetLife Stadium.

Ticket holders who already have purchased a prepaid parking permit for the game will have the cost of the permit refunded or credited to the season-ticket holder's account.

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