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Citi Field Seating Chart with Club Access Info

Which Mets Tickets Should I Buy?

I (Brett Goldberg, Co-Founder of TickPick) went to several Mets games to scout out the Citi Field Seating chart and the respective seat views. I sat in the 4th row of section 121 (right behind the dugout), the 5th row of section 321 (Ceasars Club), and the last row of section 139 (center outfield). Although different, all three seat locations provided a great view and experience at Citi Field.

Center Outfield (Section 139)
Play develops slower, great ability to see the strike zone, and TVs are available to watch (can see replays).

Ceasars Gold (Section 322)
Perfect for “watching” a game, this is where the sports announcers sit, there’s a good reason.

Field level (Section 121)
Extremely close to the action; exactly what I desire when going to a live game.

What I learned from visiting Citi Field: pay for club access (it’s worth it). The tickets that I bought (4th-row section 121) gave me access to three clubs, Delta, Acela, and Ceasars. Access to one club is more than enough, here’s my review of the restaurants and clubs.

The Delta Club

The Delta Club’s first two rows in Sections 11-19 are called Delta Platinum. These are the only seats in the stadium that don’t vary in price, set at $460 each. The rest of the Delta seats vary from $450 to $102 depending on the game, who’s pitching, and the timing of when you purchase tickets.

Do all seats in sections 11 to 19 in Citi Field come with Delta Club access? 

Mets seats in sections 11 and 19 come with the best club access, but not all seats are equal. The best seats, Delta Platinum and Delta Gold (aka Delta Club Platinum or Delta Club Gold, located from rows 1 to 8), are provided with access to the Citi Field Delta Sky 360 lounge. Every other “Delta” ticket provides you with access to the Citi Field Delta Sky 360 Club, as well as Caesars, and Acela Club access.

The only difference between the Delta Club and the Lounge is that the lounge provides you with complimentary soft drinks, coffee, hot dogs, and snacks.

Pros:

• Less crowded
• Full bar
• Shorter food lines and more options
• Alcohol until the 9th inning
• AC and shelter from sun and rain

Cons:

• During rain delays not enough seats
• Limited view of the field from the club

Acela Club

Pros:

• Incredible view of the field
• Indoor and outdoor space
• AC / Covered from rain
• Full bar, cutoff 9th inning
• Price fixed restaurant – (reservation suggested, call 718-565-4333)

Cons

• Limited standing room
• Expensive price fixed meal

Ceasars Club

The Ceasars Club is the largest in terms of space and the number of people that have access to it (except for the promenade club).

Pros:

• Full bar
• Alcohol cut off 9th inning
• Lots of TVs TVs
• Lots of seats

Cons:

• No view of the field
• Not quite as exclusive as the other clubs

Standing Room Only (SRO) Seats

Citi Field Standing Room Only Seats aren’t necessarily designated to one particular section of the stadium; You can stand wherever you can find room. For a big event like the 2013 Home Run Derby, finding a standing room only is going to be difficult so get there early. I’d recommend looking for a spot in the right field near the bridge terrace. There, they have high-standing tables without chairs that are perfect for standing around. My other recommendation would be to find a standing-room-only spot near the Pepsi porch.

Field Level:

As mentioned before, field-level tickets are the most expensive—but not as expensive as you might think. The seats on the Left and Right field lines that aren’t as close to the home plate can cost as little as $36 for some games. These seats also offer great access to the delicious food options Citi Field has to offer. Don’t forget, this includes Shake Shack, which is delivered to Delta Platinum and Gold seats for free.

The best deals that you’re going to get on the Field Level are the Baseline gold seats(section 128, rows 1-5). Located right behind the left and right field ball boys, these tickets run from $65 and are always within the first 5 rows. The Field Box (sections 109, 110, 125, 126) will get you just behind either baseline, and you can usually get tickets for $52. Feeling a little fancier? Set yourself up directly behind the baseline with a couple tickets in the Metropolitan Box for as little as $80.

The Promenade Level:

The Promenade Level seats go for as cheap as $11, but be wary of the lower rows in the Promenade reserved (501-504, 524-528), these seats often have views obstructed by stairwells. Seats in sections 509 to 517 are probably the best deal at this level. Left Field Landing (334-337) offers seats an entire level down, often for only $10 to $15 more. The top 5 layers are covered by an overhang.

The Bridge Terrace:

Section 143 is easily the most unique seating in the stadium. This section offers a hometown bar feel while putting you close to the action of the game. Seats in this section start as low as $42

If you do end up in crappy seats, the Shea Bridge is a great place to congregate and watch the game. A number of the best Food vendors are located here, along with many free-standing tables where you can hang out and watch the game.

Pro Tip: 

By buying slightly more expensive tickets in the 300’s and 400s (Promenade level and Caesar’s club) you can gain the exclusive club access the stadium has to offer. It’s a nice way to feel luxurious without breaking the bank. With tickets going for as little as $50 on certain games, it’s almost a no-brainer.

The Best Food at Citi Field

Some say that the food begins and ends with Shake Shack. They are wrong. For an in-depth look at the best food at Citi Field, check out our Citi Field Food Guide here.

Citi Field Dugout, Weather Coverage, & Directions

• The Home Dugout is Located on the First Base Line
• On sunny days the third-base line and the Left Field Sections are shaded up. The Pepsi Porch is for those of you looking to get your tan on.
• The last 5 to 8 rows of the field level section are covered to protect from rain (rows 26-31).
• Rows 6 and above in the 300s sections are covered seats.
• The number 7 train is the only subway and The Port Washington Line is the only LIRR line that serves the stadium. The Station is called Mets-Willets. The Q48 bus services the stadium.

ADA Seating at Citi Field

For those who are wheelchair users and/or those looking to attend a game at Citi Field with somebody who is, there is some important information that you’ll want to know. If you’re seeking ADA seating, you’ll find that there are accessible rows at the top of most sections within the venue that spread throughout. If necessary, folding chairs will be provided to guests, such as ones looking to sit with a fan using a wheelchair. One trick you can use to filter tickets that are ADA accessible is by using our “Additional filters +” button on the event page that allows you to select “ADA (wheelchair accessible),” which shows all seats that the seller has marked as accessible seating.

Parking at Citi Field

There are five official parking lots on the Citi Field grounds, as well as remote and commuter lots surrounding them. Lots will open no later than three (3) hours before game time. If you plan on using public transportation, the 7 train on the subway takes fans to Citi Field, as well as the LIRR if fans are commuting in from Long Island by train.

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