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Mets Baseball Basics

• Year Established: 1962

• Mascot: Mr. Met

• Current Division: National League East

• Last Playoff Appearance: 2022 National League Wild Card Series

• Last Division Title: 2015

• Last National League Pennant: 2015 vs. Chicago Cubs

• Last World Series Championship: 1986 vs. Boston Red Sox

The NY Mets Schedule

The New York Mets engage in at least 162 Major League Baseball games each season. They face 52 divisional foes, 64 encounters with clubs in the NL Central and NL West, and 64 battles with adversaries in the American League. Every pairing has its strengths, but some showdowns are more intriguing than others. When choosing your Mets tickets, consider these options: 

NL East Divisional Competitors

• Philadelphia Phillies

• Atlanta Braves

• Miami Marlins

• Washington Nationals

Top National League Competitors 

• Los Angeles Dodgers

• St. Louis Cardinals

• San Francisco Giants

• Chicago Cubs

Top Interleague Competitors

• New York Yankees

• Boston Red Sox

• Baltimore Orioles

• Cleveland Guardians

Citi Field

Citi Field, the home of the Mets, opened its doors in 2009. The facility’s exterior facade has been compared to Ebbets Field, and memorabilia from Shea Stadium can be found all over the property, including the parking lot where the old venue once stood. Markers denote the former locations of the pitcher’s mound and bases, and if you approach the Home Run Gate, you can’t miss the big apple at the entrance. 

During the last couple of decades at Shea, every time a Mets batter hit a home run, that apple was raised in celebration. The festive piece of fruit was retired in 2007, but after fans petitioned to bring it back, a new pomme was produced for Citi Field. Although the more technically advanced prop has seen more success than its predecessor, it has been known to malfunction. When that happens, chants of “We want apple!” from the crowd ensue until it takes its ride.

As you explore the concourse, you’ll find a rotunda dedicated to Jackie Robinson, the Mets Hall of Fame & Museum, and a menu as diverse as the people of America’s melting pot. Options include everything from elevated versions of New York City street favorites to cannoli covered in blue and orange sprinkles. There’s for every taste to be tempted, including arancini, empanadas, sushi, sandwiches, and more!

Notable Sections

• Mets Dugout: Sections 112–114

• Visiting Team’s Dugout: Sections 121–123

• Behind Home Plate: Section 15

• Family Friendly: Sections 134–139

• Partying/Socializing: Sections 535–526

• Best on a Budget: Promenade Seating, Standing Room Only

Parking

Multiple lots are adjacent to the park, but it can be challenging to find vacancies on game days. We recommend reserving parking when you purchase your NY Mets tickets to help ensure a smooth arrival. The sooner you find a spot, the sooner you can get inside to explore Citi Field.

Alternative Transportation

Public transportation options include the 7 subway line, which stops at Mets-Willets Point Station, just a short walk from the field. The Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) also provides service to Mets-Willets Point Station on game days. Additionally, several MTA bus lines serve the area, offering convenient access to the stadium.

Memorable NY Mets Moments

Seeing the Mets play is always a blast, but being in the ballpark makes it an unforgettable experience! Each game is a new adventure, and every play has the potential to make history. Imagine the feeling of being able to witness a moment like any of these incredible events: 

• Empire State Showdown (10/24/2000): In Game 3 of the first Subway World Series since 1956, the score was tied 2–2 in the top of the 8th. A double by Benny Agbayabi scored Todd Zeile, and the Metropolitans held on to win 4–2, ending the Yankees’ 14-win streak.  

• Amazin’ Achievement (06/01/2012): In his 11th start after shoulder surgery, Johan Santana took to the mound and pitched the first no-hitter in Mets history. The win was a dramatic event marked by multiple close calls and a sensational catch at the wall by left-fielder Mike Baxter.

• Redemption Run (07/31/2015): Just two days after weeping openly on the field as rumors he was being traded made their way around the Citi Field, Wilmer Flores made a dramatic diving catch and hit a walk-off home run in the 12th to help the Mets secure a win against the Nationals. 

• Championship Series Sweep (10/17-10/21/2015): Daniel Murphy homered in six straight postseason games, including every NLCS game against the Cubs. His heroics helped the Mets earn the National League pennant and a spot in the 111th Major League Baseball World Series.

• Spectacular Sendoff (09/29/2018): Mets cornerstone and captain David Wright suited up for one last game in New York. The night capped off his stellar 14-year career with the franchise, and after the extra-innings win, he delivered a heartfelt speech in front of a sold-out crowd.

• 100th Win (10/04/2022): For the first time since 1988, the Mets achieved win number 100 in a single season with a shutout victory over the Nationals. Homers by Brandon Nimmo, Francisco Lindor, Jeff McNeil, and Julián Álvarez accounted for four of the team’s eight runs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who are the Mets’ biggest rivals?

The Battle of the Broads, between the Mets (Broadway) and Phillies (Broad Street), bubbled under the surface for a few decades before it turned into a full-on battle for NL East supremacy in the 2000s.

Where do the New York Mets play their home games?

With New York Mets tickets for a home game, you’ll be seeing the team play at Citi Field in Flushing. Fans love the Jackie Robinson Rotunda, the Hall of Fame & Museum, and the Home Run Apple.

What are the most family-friendly seats at Citi Field?

If you’re taking the kids to a Mets home game, consider sections 134–139 near the Fan Fest, which features a mini field and other activities. You might also want to check out the Mr. & Mrs. Met's Kids Club.

Which sections at Citi Field are near the dugouts?

At Citi Field, sections 112–114 on the first base line are behind the Mets’ dugout. The visiting team sits in front of sections 122–124 on the third base line. Section 15 is behind home plate.

Where are the best seats for socializing at Citi Field?

Sections 101–103 are popular with people who like to party. They’re close to the Mets Pub, a cozy establishment behind home plate where the organist plays the songs heard over the stadium speakers.

What are the cheapest seats at Citi Field?

Promenade seats are typically the least expensive in the park, but the top tier is where you’ll find seats that don’t break even the tightest budgets. Standing-room-only tickets are sometimes offered, as well.

What time do the gates open at Citi Field?

The Citi Field gates typically open two hours before the scheduled first pitch to allow fans to watch infield and batting practice. Check your Mets tickets or the venue’s website for updates and additional info.

Is cash accepted at Citi Field?

Citi Field is a cashless facility. Reverse ATMs, which convert cash into cards, are available outside the park between the JRR ticket windows and the Seaver VIP gate and in/near the Mets Team Store at section 114.

Do the New York Mets play teams in the American League?

Interleague games allow players and fans to get a peek at potential World Series competitors, presuming all goes well for the Mets. They play 46 regular season games against teams in the American League.

Where can I get New York Mets tickets?

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