Giants Say They Are Not Raising Season Ticket Prices In 2016

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (CBSNewYork/AP) — The cost of being a New York Giants season-ticket holder isn't changing in 2016.

In a letter last month to season ticket holders, the Giants told patrons that the cost of tickets and parking will not change.

The Giants raised ticket prices last season, the only time the team made adjustments across the board since it moved into MetLife Stadium in 2010.

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Co-owners John Mara and Steve Tisch wrote in the letter that new coach Ben McAdoo has "assembled a quality coaching staff, and our players are eager to get to work when the offseason program commences on April 11."

The Giants have missed the playoffs the past four seasons, going 6-10 the past two seasons.

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