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Friday fireworks were amazing! All of my friends agreed it's one of the best fireworks shows we've seen. The food was solid. We all ordered a bunch of different stuff, so I will start with the good. The donut on level 3 was great, mr softee is always good and there are classics like hot dogs, halal cart options, kosher options which are nice. The nachos and cheesesteak were pretty mid. Theres a lot of areas to sit outside, the seats had a great view even in upper decks and its affordable. The train after was easy to hop on and we'd definitely go back. Great stuff, Citi field!
Queens, NY (Flushing Meadows-Corona Park) - watching the Mets can be an exercise in masochism (or so I'm told), but as a non-sportsball person who has the charm of often being on the side of winning teams and cities where I attend the occasional game, the way how some lucky sumofabitch who's never stepped foot inside a casino hits the jackpot on the first try, I was thrilled to witness the Mets triumph over the Atlanta Braves on 7/9/26. This is not the first time I've been to Citi Field but it's been several years. And the first thing I noticed - as a wandering foodie who uses boring innings as an opportunity to hunt down the best eats - was that the concession game has leveled up considerably. In addition to typical stadium fare such as Italian sausage and chicken tenders with fries, you've got more premium vendors like Pat LaFrieda, Fuku, Seoul Bird, Pig Beach BBQ, Chef Kwame's Patty Palace (that's chef Kwame Onwuachi, whose hot Lincoln Center property Tatiana is *still* an impossible reservation to snag), and of course, the ubiquitous Shake Shack. I came on a company outing, and was pleased to discover that the food & beverage credit loaded onto our accounts was easy to use, and simply required scanning the ticket barcode on the MLB app. It's a beautiful park with good sightlines, and fun to walk around the concourse browsing shops and official Mets merch, and if you're me, food sampling your way around the stadium. I can't speak to the parking experience since I took public transit, but Citi Field is conveniently located right by the Mets-Willets Point stop on the 7 train or by LIRR (a quick trip from Penn Station). To avoid crowds, long lines, and jammed trains, I recommend playing hooky to catch a weekday game for the most pleasant and relaxed experience. Bottom line: this is a great outing with friends, family, or out-of-town visitors. You don't need to know what RBI stands for to enjoy this time-honored American tradition of watching grown men chase a ball, belting your heart out during the seventh inning stretch, and drinking overpriced concession stand beers.
Wow I came here to see MCR! Had a great time in the nose bleed seats. The weather was perfect and I was so happy the heat wave was over. You couldn't see MCR close but it didn't matter because there were huge screens. The people and the vibes were it AF. I thankfully didn't have to use the restroom while I was here. It was nice seeing a concert sober. The only issue was this selfish couple in front of us who kept smoking cigarettes. Like buddy theres kids around here go to a spot to smoke! I would totally see them again! Citifield is a great venue for concerts!!
Citi Field is hands down my favorite stadium in the whole wide world. From the moment you walk in, the atmosphere is electric and there's always something to see, eat, or do. The food options are some of the best you'll find at any ballpark, the staff is consistently friendly and helpful, and the stadium itself is clean, modern, and easy to navigate. Whether you're a lifelong Mets fan or just visiting for a game, Citi Field absolutely lives up to the hype. Every visit feels like an experience, not just a baseball game. Now if the Mets could get a little good mojo going on the field, it would be the perfect place.
Such an afternoon treat, came for the Mets and Red Socks game but I was really there for the food. Some of the eats we had didn't make it to photos, they were just TOO delicious. Definitely go for the pastrami sandwich, it was insanely good. That's also where you'll find the pickle spritz. Devoured a bag of zeppoles while they were warm and sugary 10/10! The sausage and peppers was a lot of bread so the ratio of bread to sausage was slightly off. A frozen strawberry lemonade ice was perfect on a sunny summer day. This is what summer time is all about.
Citi Field in Queens, home of the New York Mets baseball team, was an amazing experience! The stadium offers a great selection of food and drinks, and the layout is fantastic--you can enjoy a great view of the game from just about anywhere. We were fortunate enough to enjoy the game from a suite through my husband's company, which included plenty of complimentary food and beverages. The service was outstanding, and everyone we encountered was friendly and helpful. If it's your first visit, be sure to let a staff member know so you can receive a complimentary First Game Certificate as a special keepsake. The team store was also impressive, offering a huge variety of souvenirs for fans of all ages, from babies to adults. Overall, it was a memorable experience and a wonderful way to spend a day at the ballpark.
A fun day at a really nice ballpark! Sightlines are good from all over, lots of food and drink choices. Bring that $$$ though, nothing is cheap.
Went to a Mets game with coworkers. The stadium was very nice. Lots of expensive food option. I knew the lobster roll was $35. Seat had a good view of the field. My only issue is that it's not really handicap friendly if coming in on the train. No elevator to use. Other than that. Nice stadium even for a NY team.
As a Yankees fan, I have to admit... I actually enjoyed my visit to Citi Field during the Subway Series. I been here once for a concert but not for a game. The stadium has a fun atmosphere, and the entertainment between innings kept the energy up throughout the game. Even though I was rooting for the other team, it was still a great experience. Of course, I had to try the food. The pepper sausage was really good and definitely worth ordering. The nachos, however, were just okay. My biggest complaint is that all the toppings were piled on top, leaving the bottom half as plain chips. Layer the toppings throughout, and they'd be so much better. Will I still say Yankee Stadium has the better food? Absolutely. But Citi Field definitely delivers on the game-day experience, and I'd happily come back for another Subway Series.
*First off I wanna say that I haven't been to a baseball game in nearly 30+ years so call me old fashioned, a sign of the times. The foul balls alone will get you on your feet. Stadium makes it fun when they pan the camera at the audience and you show up on the BIG SCREEN for all to see. There is a vendor who goes around selling beers at your seat but not food. You have walk to the back for that. *Payment: the whole Stadium including parking does NOT use cash, only Credit Card Apple pay etc. Parking is $50 dollars. *Food: was fresh and large variety of Menu stands. *Bathrooms: plenty of locations clean and really not crowded. *Elevators, Esculators and Stairs on the inside will get you to your floors. Decent amount of Law Enforcement including NYPD patrolling the floors which was nice to see. All in All it was nice to watch a ball game LIVE for a change. *Nice outting with family and friends. ***Tip: Head for the HILLS at the 7th inning if you had enough, otherwise traffic leaving the parking lot will be HERENDIOUS...LOL *The Review Guru Long Island NY
Q27 to 7 train; one stop. Walk down and right over to the stadium. Hint open your tickets and leave them open. The wifi was a challenge. Once we made it inside; outstanding. The mission was cuisine. I was disappointed that Sunny Anderson spot was no longer available. I opted for Napoli's specialty pizza. Another member of my party had chicken re.ders and fries. The next had Chef Kwame Patty Place chopped cheese patties on coco bread. We made it to our seats and sat for the first two innings. We departed and went to continue our quest for cuisine. We discovered indoor seating for Legacy Catering by Mookie Wilson & Family. I had the pulled chicken served on a bun with pickles. Another member of my party experience d the mac & cheese. I tasted and felt it needed seasoning. The other member of my party ordered the nachos (chicken) in the souvenir cap. They filled the cap. I shared some pulled chicken off my sandwich atop the mac & chees. The Mets beat the Nationals 4-3.
I so love the energy here! Lots of food, multiple stores to buy Mets merch, friendly employees and watched AJ Ewing make history at his MLB debut!!! And of course, the Jackie Robinson rotunda with the nine core values and his "A life is not Important except in the impact it has on other lives"..--along with several photos of the great 42, including his UCLA days!! LFGM!!!
I am writing this as a Yankee fan. As much as I love the Yankees, Citi Field is just a better stadium. It captures the past memories with banners and posters like most other ballparks. Parking isn't terrible. We were lucky enough to get a spot all the way up front thanks to a friendly police officer. We came on Fourth Wing theme night. I don't know anything about it other than I got to watch a game, got free food and a promotional sweatshirt that you can find on EBay. We had really good seats close to the foul poll. I was able to see all the action. Lots of great food items to enjoy. If you like burgers, definitely try the Adam Richman stand. Former food network star has a spot to get some of the best greasy delicious burgers you can find. I also got a cheesesteak from Chiddy's. It was ok. Definitely a lot more bread than steak. I highly suggest coming to Citi Field even if you aren't a baseball fan. Definitely a great experience.
1 month ago
Came to citified for a Mets game. There are numerous good options from American, Asian, etc. lots to choose from for everyone. We rode ride share so didn't have to park ourselves, but the parking lot seems to be huge and relatively easy to find parking. We enjoyed relaxing in the lounges before the game. read more
4 days ago
I'm not a Mets fan, but Citi Field is clean, modern and has decent food choices. The spicy sausage and pepper sandwich is my go to! Tickets are affordable and views of the game and players are decent no matter where you sit in the stadium. I also love the fireworks displays! read more
Friday fireworks were amazing! All of my friends agreed it's one of the best fireworks shows we've seen. The food was solid. We all ordered a bunch of different stuff, so I will start with the good. The donut on level 3 was great, mr softee is always good and there are classics like hot dogs, halal cart options, kosher options which are nice. The nachos and cheesesteak were pretty mid. Theres a lot of areas to sit outside, the seats had a great view even in upper decks and its affordable. The train after was easy to hop on and we'd definitely go back. Great stuff, Citi field! read more
Queens, NY (Flushing Meadows-Corona Park) - watching the Mets can be an exercise in masochism (or so I'm told), but as a non-sportsball person who has the charm of often being on the side of winning teams and cities where I attend the occasional game, the way how some lucky sumofabitch who's never stepped foot inside a casino hits the jackpot on the first try, I was thrilled to witness the Mets triumph over the Atlanta Braves on 7/9/26. This is not the first time I've been to Citi Field but it's been several years. And the first thing I noticed - as a wandering foodie who uses boring innings as an opportunity to hunt down the best eats - was that the concession game has leveled up considerably. In addition to typical stadium fare such as Italian sausage and chicken tenders with fries, you've got more premium vendors like Pat LaFrieda, Fuku, Seoul Bird, Pig Beach BBQ, Chef Kwame's Patty Palace (that's chef Kwame Onwuachi, whose hot Lincoln Center property Tatiana is *still* an impossible reservation to snag), and of course, the ubiquitous Shake Shack. I came on a company outing, and was pleased to discover that the food & beverage credit loaded onto our accounts was easy to use, and simply required scanning the ticket barcode on the MLB app. It's a beautiful park with good sightlines, and fun to walk around the concourse browsing shops and official Mets merch, and if you're me, food sampling your way around the stadium. I can't speak to the parking experience since I took public transit, but Citi Field is conveniently located right by the Mets-Willets Point stop on the 7 train or by LIRR (a quick trip from Penn Station). To avoid crowds, long lines, and jammed trains, I recommend playing hooky to catch a weekday game for the most pleasant and relaxed experience. Bottom line: this is a great outing with friends, family, or out-of-town visitors. You don't need to know what RBI stands for to enjoy this time-honored American tradition of watching grown men chase a ball, belting your heart out during the seventh inning stretch, and drinking overpriced concession stand beers. read more
Wow I came here to see MCR! Had a great time in the nose bleed seats. The weather was perfect and I was so happy the heat wave was over. You couldn't see MCR close but it didn't matter because there were huge screens. The people and the vibes were it AF. I thankfully didn't have to use the restroom while I was here. It was nice seeing a concert sober. The only issue was this selfish couple in front of us who kept smoking cigarettes. Like buddy theres kids around here go to a spot to smoke! I would totally see them again! Citifield is a great venue for concerts!! read more
Citi Field is hands down my favorite stadium in the whole wide world. From the moment you walk in, the atmosphere is electric and there's always something to see, eat, or do. The food options are some of the best you'll find at any ballpark, the staff is consistently friendly and helpful, and the stadium itself is clean, modern, and easy to navigate. Whether you're a lifelong Mets fan or just visiting for a game, Citi Field absolutely lives up to the hype. Every visit feels like an experience, not just a baseball game. Now if the Mets could get a little good mojo going on the field, it would be the perfect place. read more
Such an afternoon treat, came for the Mets and Red Socks game but I was really there for the food. Some of the eats we had didn't make it to photos, they were just TOO delicious. Definitely go for the pastrami sandwich, it was insanely good. That's also where you'll find the pickle spritz. Devoured a bag of zeppoles while they were warm and sugary 10/10! The sausage and peppers was a lot of bread so the ratio of bread to sausage was slightly off. A frozen strawberry lemonade ice was perfect on a sunny summer day. This is what summer time is all about. read more
4 months ago
Citi Field in Queens, home of the New York Mets baseball team, was an amazing experience! The stadium offers a great selection of food and drinks, and the layout is fantastic--you can enjoy a great view of the game from just about anywhere. We were fortunate enough to enjoy the game from a suite through my husband's company, which included plenty of complimentary food and beverages. The service was outstanding, and everyone we encountered was friendly and helpful. If it's your first visit, be sure to let a staff member know so you can receive a complimentary First Game Certificate as a special keepsake. The team store was also impressive, offering a huge variety of souvenirs for fans of all ages, from babies to adults. Overall, it was a memorable experience and a wonderful way to spend a day at the ballpark. read more
Went to a Mets game with coworkers. The stadium was very nice. Lots of expensive food option. I knew the lobster roll was $35. Seat had a good view of the field. My only issue is that it's not really handicap friendly if coming in on the train. No elevator to use. Other than that. Nice stadium even for a NY team. read more
As a Yankees fan, I have to admit... I actually enjoyed my visit to Citi Field during the Subway Series. I been here once for a concert but not for a game. The stadium has a fun atmosphere, and the entertainment between innings kept the energy up throughout the game. Even though I was rooting for the other team, it was still a great experience. Of course, I had to try the food. The pepper sausage was really good and definitely worth ordering. The nachos, however, were just okay. My biggest complaint is that all the toppings were piled on top, leaving the bottom half as plain chips. Layer the toppings throughout, and they'd be so much better. Will I still say Yankee Stadium has the better food? Absolutely. But Citi Field definitely delivers on the game-day experience, and I'd happily come back for another Subway Series. read more
2 months ago
*First off I wanna say that I haven't been to a baseball game in nearly 30+ years so call me old fashioned, a sign of the times. The foul balls alone will get you on your feet. Stadium makes it fun when they pan the camera at the audience and you show up on the BIG SCREEN for all to see. There is a vendor who goes around selling beers at your seat but not food. You have walk to the back for that. *Payment: the whole Stadium including parking does NOT use cash, only Credit Card Apple pay etc. Parking is $50 dollars. *Food: was fresh and large variety of Menu stands. *Bathrooms: plenty of locations clean and really not crowded. *Elevators, Esculators and Stairs on the inside will get you to your floors. Decent amount of Law Enforcement including NYPD patrolling the floors which was nice to see. All in All it was nice to watch a ball game LIVE for a change. *Nice outting with family and friends. ***Tip: Head for the HILLS at the 7th inning if you had enough, otherwise traffic leaving the parking lot will be HERENDIOUS...LOL *The Review Guru Long Island NY read more
Q27 to 7 train; one stop. Walk down and right over to the stadium. Hint open your tickets and leave them open. The wifi was a challenge. Once we made it inside; outstanding. The mission was cuisine. I was disappointed that Sunny Anderson spot was no longer available. I opted for Napoli's specialty pizza. Another member of my party had chicken re.ders and fries. The next had Chef Kwame Patty Place chopped cheese patties on coco bread. We made it to our seats and sat for the first two innings. We departed and went to continue our quest for cuisine. We discovered indoor seating for Legacy Catering by Mookie Wilson & Family. I had the pulled chicken served on a bun with pickles. Another member of my party experience d the mac & cheese. I tasted and felt it needed seasoning. The other member of my party ordered the nachos (chicken) in the souvenir cap. They filled the cap. I shared some pulled chicken off my sandwich atop the mac & chees. The Mets beat the Nationals 4-3. read more
I so love the energy here! Lots of food, multiple stores to buy Mets merch, friendly employees and watched AJ Ewing make history at his MLB debut!!! And of course, the Jackie Robinson rotunda with the nine core values and his "A life is not Important except in the impact it has on other lives"..--along with several photos of the great 42, including his UCLA days!! LFGM!!! read more
I am writing this as a Yankee fan. As much as I love the Yankees, Citi Field is just a better stadium. It captures the past memories with banners and posters like most other ballparks. Parking isn't terrible. We were lucky enough to get a spot all the way up front thanks to a friendly police officer. We came on Fourth Wing theme night. I don't know anything about it other than I got to watch a game, got free food and a promotional sweatshirt that you can find on EBay. We had really good seats close to the foul poll. I was able to see all the action. Lots of great food items to enjoy. If you like burgers, definitely try the Adam Richman stand. Former food network star has a spot to get some of the best greasy delicious burgers you can find. I also got a cheesesteak from Chiddy's. It was ok. Definitely a lot more bread than steak. I highly suggest coming to Citi Field even if you aren't a baseball fan. Definitely a great experience. read more
Full disclaimer I'm a Yankees fan who was in town and couldn't resist the $16 tickets because of how bad the Mets are this season but gotta admit, this is an amazing stadium and the best one in NYC. Citi Field was really well made for a classic baseball experience and you can see it everywhere, the Jackie Robinson Rotunda, the statues and Apple outside the stadium entrance, the concourses, the seats, and the video board. Everything is top notch here other than the on field product (sorry I had to!). The one bad thing was the food....a lot of stands on the 400 level was closed and we had to go all over the place. I understand the attendance is down this year and thus the cheap tickets but this was still a let down. Ended up not being able to find the NY Chopped Cheese Sandwich that I wanted to try, I think the food stand closed. The two items I tried was decent, especially the chopped cheese premio sausage, but the Pat La Frieda steak Sandwich we got was super mid and kind of dry. Disappointing since this is apparently one of the top rated stadiums for food in the entire league? Not my experience unfortunately. Other than that though, I had a great time visiting the stadium, which has easy access from the 7 Train and it's a great activity to do, especially with tickets being so cheap! read more
1 year ago
Still one of my most favorite places in the world. My guys have done me dirty!!! Where's my concession stand with the red sauce onions?? If it's a sanitary thing, put it behind the counter. I will PAY for that stuff and I'm sure others would too. Helllloooooooo....revnueeeeeeee! It was my first time at the Citi Field Shake Shack and that shake hit soooo hard. Went for Queens culture day and it was my first time in a few years actually. It was great to be back. Minus the onions, and the Mets losing as per usual, I will always love this stadium! read more
Love the stadium. This was my first visiting there. My friends got us tickets and shared their experiences with us. It was fun! I was surprised how clean it was. It seems to be very organized more or less. The staffs were attentive and efficient. There are so many food stalls; that include Shake Shack, Nathan's Hotdog, Dole. My favorite was Dole Whip. I got the cutest souvenir cup! read more
6 months ago
I'm a bit impartial because I am a big METS fan. However I truly believe we have a great baseball stadium. Iconically located near LaGuardia Airport, you se the planes either taking off or landing. You also get that cool breeze from the water. Unlike the old stadium, you can now watch the game while on line for food and drinks. Their are a lot more bathrooms now, so shorter lines. My firehouse has a tradition of over 25 years of attending the home opener and I have proudly been a part of that. The stadium has plaques in the parking lot that shows exactly where all the bases and pitchers mound were located I. The old stadium. The rotunda has the big team store as well as an area honoring Jackie Robinson. The food court has some great unique choices. If in NY, catch a game and check it out, you won't e disappointed! read more
Nice stadium. Very well organized. Ticket takers are pleasant. All vendors are very nice. The restrooms are maintained clean and tidy. We've been coming to this stadium for many years and will continue to come back for many more. read more
I came here for a Mets game and had a great time. There is parking and there is a subway stop for the 7 and the LIRR right in front of the stadium. The game was fun to watch and there was a lot of energy from the crowd. There were a lot of food options ranging from gyros to hotdogs to cookies and Mr.Softee read more
Great place for food and entertainment but be west of your emotions with the Mets. Been a fan for 60 years. They'll break your heart over and over again. But by all means enjoy the park. Staff is great. You'll have a good time read more
I am a California guy so I was really excited to check out Citi Field. I'm happy to say I couldn't have had a better experience (except maybe seeing my team win the game & not give up more runs than the Mets have ever scored at home in franchise history). From the subway that drops you right outside the stadium to the super simple and easy security checkpoint to get inside, everything was just a breeze. Everyone inside was so incredibly friendly and helpful, even with my wearing the opposing team's gear (one employee very jokingly said 'you're wearing the wrong jersey, friend' but that was is). I love that with my ticket we were granted access to various clubrooms for easier access to food. I'm used to other stadiums where those things are locked behind a separate ticket/price (though those ones do offer free food once inside). I just had a wonderful experience roaming around the park checking out all of the clubs and food options before the game started. Once at my seat, the fun continued. The fans were great to be around (most of the jokingly apologizing to me about the Met's dominance) and they bring such life to the park. It was a sold out crowd who were there to watch a new pitcher make his major league debut and seeing and hearing their love and support of him was just a wonderful experience. You couldn't help but get wrapped up in it. In all, I just loved everything from when I got to the stadium to when I got on the subway to go back in to the city. Citi is a great modern day stadium that offers a little something for everyone. read more
I've never been to Citi Field... until now. Went to a concert recently and holy... freaking blazing hot. I don't recommend anyone waiting in line to get into the venue. Pro-tip: Go stay in the shades until it's time to go in... more entry will open up. It's ridiculous that no one provides guidance. People need to STOP self queuing. Most people line up early to buy merch. But if you don't need it - just go during a song or performance that you're willing to miss and buy the merch. My friends did just that and snag the T-Shirt w/o lining up for hours. I don't love this venue bc going home was a mess, the 7 train is horrible in general so definitely expected delays. They added service but still, slow AF. The seats are ok, food is highly overpriced, bottle waters (2 for $16), we needed water in this NYC heat, but have no desire to eat any of the selections available. Almost bought dipping dots but wow... $8 for a small cup, no thanks. Wish everything was more organized. The bathrooms are not kept clean - again, I know this is the Mets stadium but wow, thought there would be better food options than what we saw. Otherwise, if you have no choice, this is OK for a concert venue. I'd would forgo coming unless it's a really good artist. lol read more
Full disclosure from the get go - I'm a diehard Mets fan going back to the mid-90s when they...weren't the best and way too much ink was spilled about how amazing Bill Pulsipher and Alex Ochoa were going to be for the subsequent decade. I have a lot of very pleasant (and also heartbreaking) memories from Shea Stadium, and that will always be a 5-star monument of wonder for me. That blue and orange eyesore was the best, and I don't think I ever paid more than $10 for a ticket there. Times have changed. I came here with my top-tier chum who literally went to the school of hospitality this past Saturday for the Mariners game, which started at 4pm (weird time for a weekend game - usually it's either 1pm or 7pmish). There was drama with the 7 line once we got into Queens so a quick pivot to an Uber was in order, and we arrived probably 40 minutes before game time. Not a ton of time to take in the sights, but we did a bit of recon in our area of the park (left field), including the Metro Market and surrounding concession stands. We bought these tickets fairly recently so there were not a lot of options. (That was a nice perk of Shea Stadium/when the team wasn't that good - you had your choice of juicy seats.) We ended up getting two seats right on the aisle in section 535, which also contained a stunning amount of Mariners fans. They were largely respectful and no rumbles were initiated. Our tickets had a disclaimer that it was obstructed view, but that was honestly negligible; I think they were referring to the fact that you can't see any ball hit to the warning track in left, which is fair. It was an issue a few times but not that big of a deal - you could literally see the rest of the ballpark. My preferred seats are right behind home plate, first few rows of the upper deck, but good luck getting those plum spots in 2025. No matter. One of our first stops was a specialty cocktail booth, where I got a surprisingly tasty beverage. It was a special that day I think (I'm not seeing it on the menu) but I'm pretty sure it had bourbon and apricot liquor or something? I was a big fan, but my chum didn't like that it contained carbonation. Her loss, my gain. The woman behind the counter was very friendly; we had a miscommunication with the order due to the sheer volume of noise around us, and she was very accommodating and respectful in light of same. Top marks. Right before the game, we managed to grab a bite in the Metro Market, which is a recommend for me - very nice interior and it was relatively quiet, I think because it's kind of nestled in the left field corner and not getting quite as much foot traffic as some of the other spots in the ballpark. The food in there was just okay; I got a slice of the Prince St Pizza, which is unfortunately a downgrade over the last pizza I had here several years ago (I think it was a deep dish pizza, Emily or something like that?). Pretty greasy and not a great crust. And for $13 or whatever I paid for the slice, it should be better. We took a walk during the 7th inning and landed over at the Hudson Whiskey Club. Eh. It was pretty dingy, in my opinion, and reminiscent a place in Penn Station, which I don't think they're going for - I'd spend some of Steve Cohen's money in the offseason on fixing this area up. It's got a good view if you're lucky enough to procure seating by the window, but this was one of the lower points of the adventure. My chum also got a margarita here that was pretty bad. We did order this extreme grilled cheese thing that was styled like a cinnamon roll and came with tomato fondue, which was decent. Little too much cheese for me, but it IS a stadium item so... There wasn't a lot of time before and after the game to take in all of the sights or even close to it, but it was still a really good experience. We had great timing, with the Mets calling up their top pitching prospect Nolan Maclean for this game, and he delivered a scoreless 5 1/3 innings for a warmly receptive crowd. Very good energy in the park for a much-needed win. I'm not crazy about these 4pm games (it means you have to navigate to Queens in the middle of the afternoon instead of late morning or evening, which makes a difference), but we're going to try to sneak in a night game during this playoff push as well. Go Mets. read more
Saw the best game at the stadium because of all the action -- home runs, strikes, double play, but most special of all was Pete Alonso breaking Darryl Strawberry's home run record. Not only did Alonso get 253, he got 254! There were so many home runs last night, they ran out of fireworks! As for food, I wasn't that hungry so I just snacked on my son's French fries. Basically, Nathan's thick fries. We sat in section 416 -- great view. But the ladies room right behind that section was hot and had a weird smell like peppers and onions. Very awful. read more
1 year ago
Citi Field is an amazing ballpark, this is our 2nd visit and will be returning! Something new this year v our last visit is they actual have a dedicated gluten free and vegan concession stand. This was great because my wife has no choice but to be gluten free and usually Can't eat at the ballparks. I'm ur drive across the state took longer than we expected so we had dinner at Citi Field! And yes the Mets won against the Padres in 10 innings! It was a great game! read more
Went here for a concert to see Stray Kids, and the show itself was amazing! 5 stars for sure, but the stadium is so badly set up for concerts. We had seats in the bullpen but when we arrived, we couldn't find any signs for the bullpen line. They had the merch booth outside which had a long line, then you had a long line to get inside and then a long line for the bullpen. 3 separate lines but they were all intercepting with eachother making it really confusing. The should have really had more staff organizing the lines better. Security was very relaxed, wasn't really thorough with anything. But besides that, the show was amazing. Good sound quality, good production and that was the only saving grace here. And be aware if you are in the lower levels then they will most likely have the baseball net up which will ruin your videos and pictures. read more
8 months ago
My wife and I loved our time at Citi Field. The stadium has a great setup. There are tons of great food and drink options. The fans are passionate. There was so much energy in the building. The Mets have a solid team and have been competitive as of recently. And we even had some comedy as we watched a fan run onto the field and get tackled. Overall, a great time! read more
Came for the subway series and the energy was amazing! There's usually lots of fun things going around the entrance before major games, and we stopped by the tailgate for free samples before finding our seats. Be careful if you book your game through ticketmaster as we were actually given standing seats instead of actual seats... still, it was a great experience and game! there's lots of vendors at the stadium (though all expensive -- as to be expected), but the lines are reasonably short read more
1 year ago
Went to Citi field today, though the Mets played bad, the stadium and food experience was still awesome The hot pastrami on rye wasn't bad but not a must get. To me it tasted like an elevated hot dog. The bread was good, not sure I'd call it rye though. The pickle was fantastic (maybe because I was little hungover and needed the electrolytes) Pat La Frieda's Loaded Fries I can't recommend this enough. Only time I'd be careful is if they pre-maid a bunch of them and seem old. Otherwise they are a must get every time Sidewinder Fires topped with Pat LaFrieda's Reserved 100% Black Angus Hand Cut Beef, White Cheddar Cheese Sauce, Sauteed Sweet Vidalia Onions, Beef Au Jus, Scallions Kwame's Patty Palace Curried Chicken Patty This was good but not a must get for me Flaky Patty Filled with Chicken Curry and Served in Coco Bread, Topped with Green Sauce, Jerk BBQ & Ginger Cabbage Slaw The ginger cabbage slaw was special, everything else was good but a little too over the top for me. Maybe the curried chicken just on the coco bread without the patty crust would have been more up my alley Bucket of Popcorn from the Kernel Premium Popcorn stand This was fantastic, only change I would make next time would be to get the size down plastic large Mets hat size as opposed to the garbage can size. read more
First time at Citi Field and everything--from entry to extras--was seamless and digital-friendly. We got there early to explore the concessions, and it was worth it. The left field seats were fantastic--great view of the field and close to the action. We stuck to the classics: hot dogs and beer hit the spot, but we switched things up this time and skipped the pretzel for a round of fresh zeppoles (no regrets!). It was Pride Night and the crowd was electric--tons of energy, great music, and a really positive vibe throughout the stadium. Everything ran smoothly, from scanning tickets to using our food credit. We'll definitely be back--might even go for the bucket hat look again! read more
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Is it worth extra $ to upgrade to the Piazza and Hudson club? What kind of food is available?
I didn't even realize we were in club level and had access and it was nice to be able to go into your own club area to order food and drink and hang out and have a large seating area.
Is there a train/ferry that goes to/from nearby the stadium?
7 line or or the LIRR
Can you park at Citi Field overnight for 2-day event, e.g. US Open when staying in nearby hotel? Or will we get towed?
You'll be towed. If you want to park a second day, you have to pay a second time.
Current beer prices?
Expensive. Thats all you need to know. This is a sports stadium, so naturally everything is sky rocket prices. I wouldn't plan on having more than 2 beers here.
What section can you get autographs from?
You go up to the front and ask the MLB player during warm up hour before the game. If they are nice to you they'll sign their autograph for free.
Do gates open 1 or 2 hours before the game?
Two gates -- the Jackie Robinson Rotunda (home plate) and Hodges entrance (first base) -- open 2 hours prior to each game, while all the other gates at Citi Field open 1 1/2 hours before game time except on Saturday and Sunday, when every gate opens…
For this week the world fare，is parking free?
Paid parking! There is no such thing as free.
Do you think they need air circulating in the stands...it smells and I can't breath?
it's an open air stadium
Which section for a concert is better to see from, 405 or 428?
Both of those sections are really high up and down opposite lines depends where the stage is set up. Concerts that I've been too there (50 Cent, NAS, Daughtry) all of the stages have been set up at 2nd base so it would be really hard to see from any…
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