Mets Tickets

2023 Mets Tickets

The full 2023 schedule of NY Mets games are listed here including the date, time, ballpark and city for each one. Even after playing 9,000 games in their storied history, New York Mets fans are fired up coming into every new season. 2023 is a new day for Mets baseball fans, who think this may be the year. The New York Mets rank among the most popular teams in Major League Baseball, and are one of the MLB teams who can boast at having over 1 Million followers on Twitter. Demand for Mets tickets remains strong year-after-year as the team plays just minutes from the heart of downtown New York City. NY Mets fans come from across the 5 boroughs of New York to support the team.

The most popular Mets games are their series against the New York Yankees, which fans have been known to call the Subway Series. This series got its name during the 2000 World Series when the Mets represented the NL and the Yankees the AL. Fans and media talked about the ability to ride the train between games at Shea Stadium and Yankee Stadium. That Mets lost to the Yankees in that series, but the name stuck with this game.

Other big Mets games include when they play the Atlanta Braves, Boston Red Sox, Chicago Cubs, Philadelphia Phillies and Washington Nationals. There is something magical about being in New York City, watching a baseball game between the NY Mets and another legendary MLB team. The Mets also draw well on the road as fans enjoy watching their team match up against this storied franchise. Full Mets schedule.

NY Mets Home Opener

The Mets home opener is typically the most expensive (non-playoff) ticket of the season, as fans turn out to Citi Field to see the opening game. Opening day is a tradition in baseball that goes back decades, so people take off work and kids skip school so they can be in the house at Citi when the Mets take the field the first-team in 2023. Another big event at the beginning of the season that the biggest Mets fans will attend the New York Mets FanFest.

Mets Spring Training Games

The Mets play their Spring Training games at First Data Field, which was formerly Clover Park, in Port St.Lucie, Florida. First Data Field holds just over 7,100 fans for a Mets Spring Training game and is a popular destination with Snow Birds from New York who are fans of the Mets.

Mets Playoff Games & World Series Tickets

How deep can the NY Mets make it in the MLB Playoffs? That is a question that is raised nearly year-around in certain parts of New York as their fans are optimistic the Mets can return to Fall Classic. Mets playoff tickets are available here for postseason games including the Wild Card Game, NL Divisional Series, and the NLCS. What are the most popular tickets we sell? A certain contender would be the World Series, and if the Mets are hosting games at Citi Field then expect huge demand for WS tickets. Mets fans are strong supporters of their team and come out in record numbers anytime their club is playing in the Fall Classic.

NY Mets Games at Citi Field

Citi Field is the home field of the New York Mets and one of the top ballparks in Major League Baseball. Citi Field is located in Flushing, New York and holds 42,000 Mets fans a big game. Citi Field is full of modern amenities that fans will enjoy, but still pays homage to the Met's history ballparks that came before it. The most popular photo at Citi Field is outside the stadium with the iconic Shea Stadium home run apple, which sits directly outside the games to the ballpark. Additionally, the entrance rotunda is modeled after old Ebbets Field, the former home of the Brooklyn Dodgers, so fans really feel the history as they enter Citi Field.

Citi Field offers plenty of great places to sit. The lowest level by the field includes the 100-level Sections which include the Delta Club and Field Box seats. The upper-deck, or Promenade Level, includes Sections 501-538. At Citi Field, the Promenade sections (406-423) offers a tremendous Birdseye view of the field while making you feel like you’re on top of the action. You’ll likely have an opportunity for a foul ball, and as a bonus you’ll be shaded during day games if you’re sitting down the third base line. The New York Mets dugout is on the Citi Field first base line in front of sections 111-114.