Tickets

The Delta Club seats are some of the most premiere seating options available at the ballpark, which is saying quite a lot at Citi Field. Located directly behind home plate, these sections feature wider, padded seats, in-seat wait service, and the best views in the stadium. Rows 1-2 are considered Delta Platinum, Rows 3-8 are Delta Gold, and Rows 9 and higher are Delta Silver. All rows will have access to the Delta Sky, Caesars, Promenade, and Acela Club areas, but only the Platinum and Gold seats will have access to the Delta Sky 360 Lounge.

The Champions Club seats (also known as Hyundai Club) are located just behind the Delta Club which sit in back of home pate. Consisting of just 6 sections (none of which are directly behind home plate) these seats offer in-seat wait service, great views from close behind home plate, and access to the all-inclusive Hyundai Club area with complimentary upscale food and beverage options.

Also known as the Metropolitan Box sections, the Field Level Infield seating is located behind the dugouts on the lowest tier of Citi Field. Sections 111-114 on the first base side are directly behind the Mets dugout, while sections 121-124 on the third base side are directly behind the visitor dugout. Platinum seats are located in rows 1-2, Gold in rows 3-6, Silver in rows 7-12. and the remaining rows (13 and beyond) are just Metropolitan Box. These sections offer great views from a very close proximity in the infield, in-seat wait service, and access to the Caesars, Acela, and Promenade Clubs. Platinum, Gold, and Silver seats will additionally have access to the Delta Sky 360 Club.

Between the dugouts and the foul poles on the lowest tier of Citi Field are the sections that make up the Field Level Down the Line location. These seats provide good proximity to the field from the lower level, but will have a further view that looks into home plate from beyond the infield. Great positioning for potentially catching a foul ball, but also have some heavier exposure to the sun on the first base side. Field Silver, Field Gold, and Field Box are closest to the infield, while Baseline Box is closest to foul poles, and in between is Baseline Silver. All sections in this location will have access to the Caesars, Promenade, and Acela Clubs (the only exception being the Baseline Box which has access to Caesars and Promenade, but not Acela). Field Gold and Field Silver also feature in-seat wait service.

Located on the second tier of Citi Field with great views of the infield from a slightly elevated position, the Caesars Level Infield location is comprised of sections 310-328. With smaller sections that feature fewer rows than the sections on the lower and upper decks, these seats are a great option for fans that prefer to get out of their seats often to enjoy the great amenities at this ballpark. Sections 313-325 are considered Caesars Gold for their superior views from behind home plate, while the rest of the sections in this location are considered Caesars Box. All sections in this location will have access to the Caesars, Promenade, and Acela Clubs, while the Caesars Gold sections will have the additional benefit of access to the Delta Sky 360 club. These seats will have good shade from the overhanging upper deck above, but the highest chance of exposure to the sun will be on the first base side.

With a bit of an elevated perspective, these seats will have fans looking into the action from beyond the infield. Caesars Level Down the Line is located on the second tier of the stadium, which features smaller sections with less rows, making it easier and quicker to get from your seat to the concourse and back again. Also known as Caesars Box sections, these seats will give ticket holders access to the Caesars, Promenade, and Acela Clubs. Most of the seats in these sections will have good shade provided by the overhanging upper deck above, however for the best places to sit out of the sun fans should consider the left field side as the right field side will have much more exposure.

The Promenade Level is located on the highest deck of Citi Field, which will provide more affordable seating options than the Field and Caesars Levels Below. Sitting at the front portion of the Promenade Level and running between first and third base inside the inner seating bowl is the Lower Promenade Infield location. These sections provide a closer feeling than the Upper Promenade sections, and also feature fewer rows which make for easier and quicker trips to the concourse. The Promenade Gold sections are located behind home plate in this location while the Promenade Box are closer to the dugouts. Promenade Gold sections will have access to the Caesars, Promenade, and Acela Clubs, while the Promenade Box sections will only have access to the Promenade Club.

Similar to the Lower Promenade Infield but set further towards the outfield are the Lower Promenade Down the Line Sections. Less desirable views than the sections in the Lower Promenade Infield, but still located at the front of the Upper Deck to help minimize feelings of being too far. These sections are also known as Promenade Box, and will give ticket holders access to the Promenade Club. Protection from the sun is very scarce in these sections, and fans that prefer to be in the shade are best to avoid the right field side.

Upper Promenade seats are located between first and third base for a great infield perspective, but are in the very highest area of the inner seating bowl of Citi Field. The advantage to the further positioning of these seats is the resulting lower ticket prices. There aren't many seating areas at Citi Field that don't have access to a Club Area, but these are some of those few that do not have that upscale benefit. These seats are good for fans that don't care about all the bells and whistles, and just want to watch the game from a good angle at a lower price.

These seats will have the furthest views of any sections in the inner seating bowl of Citi Field. Located between the corner bases and the foul poles on the highest portion of the stadium, the Promenade Level Down the Line seats will be viewing the action from beyond the infield. There is little protection from the sun in these sections even with a small roof over the last rows, but the left field side will see the shade first as the sun passes over the stadium in the late afternoon.

The Outfield Reserved sections are located just beyond the outfield walls and are a pretty good option if you hope to catch a home run ball at Citi Field. Sections 101-103 on the right field side are well protected by the Pepsi Porch seating above, providing better shade but also creating a lower chance of a home run landing near your seat. The left field side sections (132-139) are not nearly as covered by the Pepsi Porch seating above, leaving some of the highest exposure to the sun, but some of the best opportunity for grabbing a home run ball.

Just on the right field size of the large red Home Run Apple in center field is the Big Apple Reserved group seating area. Available to groups of 100 to 874, this hospitality area features handicap accessible seating, access to the Mets FanFest area, optional catering, and access to Bullpen plaza for picnic style dining with up close views of the bullpens.

Located in right center field just beyond the outfield wall is the Shea Bridge Terrace, a group seating area for parties of 28 to 72 people. This area features semi-circle table seating, specialty concessions and merchandise stands, access to the Mets FanFest area, in-seat wait service, and is positioned just behind the bullpens.

On the second tier of seating beyond the outfield walls are the Pepsi Porch and Left Field Landing sections. On the right field side, sections 301-305 make up the Pepsi Porch, which extends closer to the field than the Left Field Landing, providing a better potential for home runs. Fans that prefer not be in the sun all day will be wise to avoid the Pepsi Porch though as there is no overhanging deck above to provide shade, and right field gets the most sun during day games at Citi Field. Sections 334-339 make up the Left Field Landing seating, which is set further back from the field making home runs a bit tougher. Some shade relief can be found in the last few rows of the Left Field Landing sections thanks to the overhanging Promenade deck above.

Located beyond the left field wall and at the front of the highest outfield seating tier are the Lower Promenade Outfield sections. Better view can be found here than the Upper Promenade Outfield, however these seats are still some of the furthest from the field from beyond the outfield wall. The smaller sections with fewer rows make these a comfortable option with easy and quick access to the concourse, but will also have very limited shade for most of the day.

Outfield views do not get any further than in the Upper Promenade Outfield sections. Exclusive to the left field side and located on the highest tier of seating beyond the outfield wall, these seats will have very limited shade during day games at Citi Field. While there are many better sections for views and amenities, these aren't many seats that are more affordable than here.