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Citi Field, New York
Baseball park New York, USAUpdated 2026

Citi Field Seating Guide

Where to sit & the best seats

Citi

Capacity41,922
Opened2009
HomeNew York Mets
LocationNew York, USA
At a glance

Where to sit at Citi Field

Best overall

Field-level Metropolitan and infield boxes (100s)

The lower boxes around the infield give the closest, truest view of the game.

Best value

Promenade level (upper 500s)

The cheapest seats with clean elevated views of the field and skyline.

Where to avoid

Deep down the outfield lines in the lower boxes

Sharp foul-line angles make tracking the full field harder.

Overview

About Citi Field

Citi Field seats about 41,922 across the Field level (100s), club and premium levels including the Excelsior level (300s), and the upper Promenade level (500s). Lower-level seats around the infield are the best overall, the outfield seats are the spot for home runs and the Home Run Apple, and the Promenade offers value with skyline views. As an open-air park, sun and shade shift by game time, with the third-base side generally finding shade earlier for day games. It also hosts concerts and international soccer.

An open-air ballpark in Flushing, Queens with an Ebbets Field-inspired brick facade and the grand Jackie Robinson Rotunda entrance, plus the Home Run Apple that rises in center field after Mets homers. It is a classic modern retro park, fully open to the sky, with an intimate seating bowl and views out toward the Manhattan skyline from the upper deck.

Gallery

Citi Field in photos

3 outside · 1 inside the venue

Seat map

Seating map

This is the map used for ticket sales at Citi Field. Exact configuration varies by event.

Layout

How the venue is set up

Mets MLB game

Full ballpark around 41,922 with the Jackie Robinson Rotunda entrance and the center-field Home Run Apple.

Concert / soccer

Outfield or field stage with added seating; soccer uses the field with lower-bowl seats closest and some outfield views limited.

Sections

Seating levels explained

Field LevelMetropolitan / Field / Baseline Box 100s

The lower bowl around the infield and down the lines, closest to the field.

Pros: Closest to the action, best infield sightlines, premium sections behind the plate.

Cons: Priciest seats; low rows down the lines have foul-side angles.

Club / Excelsior LevelExcelsior / Club sections

The mid-level ring with wider seats and indoor club and lounge access.

Pros: Padded seats, indoor clubs, premium food, strong elevated views.

Cons: Higher price; set back from the field edge.

Promenade LevelPromenade Box / Reserved 500s

The top deck offering high, wide views of the field and the skyline.

Pros: Best value with sweeping views of the park and the city beyond.

Cons: Farthest from the field; exposed to sun and wind up high.

Recommendations

Best seats at Citi Field

Best overall (behind home plate / lower box)

Field-level Metropolitan and infield boxes (100s)

The lower boxes around the infield give the closest, truest view of the game.

Best value

Promenade level (upper 500s)

The cheapest seats with clean elevated views of the field and skyline.

Best for home runs (bleachers)

Outfield sections near the Home Run Apple in center/left

The outfield seats are where home-run balls land and where the Apple rises after Mets homers.

Shade / sun note

Third-base side and covered rear upper rows

For day games the third-base side and the covered rear Promenade rows find shade sooner; the lower bowl and outfield are more sun-exposed.

Family

Promenade reserved and Field-level outfield sections

Value pricing, easier sightlines and a relaxed atmosphere near the family areas.

Heads up

Seats to avoid & obstructed views

Deep down the outfield lines in the lower boxes: Sharp foul-line angles make tracking the full field harder.

Far outfield corners of the Promenade level: Distant from the plate with a flattened view of infield play.

Sun-facing lower bowl on a hot afternoon: Limited shade means direct sun and heat for day games.

Behind-stage seating for concerts: Views and sound face away and are often curtained off.

Premium

Premium & hospitality

Clubs (Metropolitan / Delta)

Indoor premium clubs behind and near home plate with upscale dining and the best field access.

Suites

Private suites with catering and comfortable seating.

Access

Accessibility & companion seating

Citi Field provides ADA wheelchair and companion seating on all levels, bookable through the Mets so staff can match location to need. Elevators, accessible subway/LIRR arrival, and accessible restrooms and concessions serve every level.

Where: Accessible platforms are located on the field-level concourse, the club/Excelsior level and the Promenade level.

Tickets

Upcoming events at Citi Field

Logistics

Getting there

Transport

The easiest arrival is the MTA 7 subway line to the Mets-Willets Point station right outside the gates, with LIRR service also stopping nearby on gamedays. Drivers use the surrounding Corona Park-area lots, though transit is strongly recommended.

The area

Citi Field sits beside Flushing Meadows-Corona Park in Queens, near the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center that hosts the US Open, rather than a dense bar district. Flushing's renowned food scene is a short ride away.

Citi Field · New York, USA

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is the seating capacity of Citi Field?

About 41,922.

Where are the best seats at Citi Field?

Lower-level infield boxes are the best overall; outfield seats near the Home Run Apple are best for homers and the upper Promenade is the best value.

Which seats have shade at Citi Field?

For day games the third-base side and the covered rear Promenade rows find shade sooner, while the lower bowl and outfield are more exposed to sun.

Are the seats covered?

Citi Field is open-air; the upper-deck overhang shades some rear sections, but plan for sun or weather in most seats.

How do I get to Citi Field?

Take the MTA 7 subway to Mets-Willets Point right outside the park, with LIRR service on gamedays; transit is far easier than driving.

What is the Home Run Apple?

A giant apple in center field that rises whenever the Mets hit a home run, a beloved ballpark tradition carried over from Shea Stadium.

Keep exploring

More seating guides

Sources

Hero image: via Wikimedia Commons