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Watch your hometown team take the field this season with Citi Field tickets from TicketSmarter. Baseball games are played throughout the Spring and Summer at venues across North America including iconic ballparks like Yankee Stadium or Camden Yards.

One of the first recognized baseball parks was Elysian Fields in Hoboken, N.J., where businessmen gathered to play organized baseball and cricket in the mid-1840s. Ballparks are now the signature piece of several communities ranging from small, community fields to Minor League stadiums and Major League parks that hold between 30,000 and 50,000 spectators.

The one standard measurement in baseball stadiums is the infield, which measures 90 feet on each the first and third base paths. The infield and outfield are typically grass with a combination of sand, clay and silt making up the basepaths, pitching mound and warning tracks. Outfields vary in size across each league ranging from 391 feet to centerfield at Oracle Park to 420 feet at Fenway Park and Comerica Park.

See America’s favorite game in person with Citi Field tickets. On off-days, some ballparks will host other events like concerts and festivals. Large acts like Billy Joel have performed stadium tours in recent years. Minor League parks like Surprise Stadium host local food and wine festivals and college tournaments before Spring Training begin in mid-February.

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Purchase Mets tickets now to cheer on the 2-time World Series Champions the New York Mets to a winning new season at Citi Field in Queens, New York! Formerly Shea Stadium, this 41,922-seat venue is home to the New York Mets franchise. Any given year, Citi Field tickets can be at quite a premium depending on the on-field performance of the Mets. Citi Field has also hosted other exciting events, including the 2015 World Series, the 2018 NHL Winter Classic between the New York Rangers and the Buffalo Sabres, and post-game concerts with superstar performing groups Heart, Styx, the Steve Miller Band and more.

Citi Field opened in 2009 replacing Shea Stadium and hosted the 2013 MLB All-Star Game. Cross-town rival New York Yankees replaced their stadium with the new Yankee Stadium the same year. Get your Citi Field tickets today and watch your favorite Mets players at the next big game at Citi Field, which is located at 123-01 Roosevelt Ave, Queens, NY 11368.

Citi Field Seating Chart

Where is the best place to sit at Citi Field? Citi Field has some of the best premium seats of any MLB stadium in the country. The areas that offer VIP amenities are the Hyundai Club, Clover Home Plate Club and Delta Club. Those amenities include a VIP entrance, private restrooms, expanded menu items, full bar, padded seats and, in some cases, all-inclusive food and alcohol. For great infield seats, check out the Delta Club in sections 11-19 behind the plate. If you are looking for a cheap ticket, check out the Promenade Box and Left Field Reserved areas.

Nothing could be easier than using TicketSmarter’s online ticketing service to get the best seats available. No waiting in line at the Citi Field box office - just use our convenient event calendar and easy-to-navigate seating chart above to order your baseball tickets. TicketSmarter’s numerous filtering choices (event type, date, time, etc.) help you secure Citi Field tickets at the best prices. TicketSmarter’s 100% ticket guarantee assures your place to see the year’s biggest sports and entertainment superstars.

Citi Field Schedule

The Citi Field schedule is loaded with great baseball. Be sure to witness the Mets taking on the Phillies, Braves or Nationals from the NL East. Remember to also grab your Mets tickets to see them take on the Brewers, Cardinals, Cubs or Rockies. Be at the center of the action for every game.

If you prefer concert stadium tours, make sure you are there in person to see Maroon 5, Leon Bridges and Meghan Trainor at Citi Field. TicketSmarter makes it easy to quickly locate the best seats and dates in advance - just have your MLB or concert tickets sent to your mobile phone for the most convenient and secure delivery.

How much are Citi Field tickets?

Citi Field ticket prices will differ depending on the event and where your seats are located. On average, $131.76 is the price you’ll pay to watch a live event at Citi Field. Seats located in the back of the venue are always the cheapest option and can cost as low as $7.96 a ticket. Premium seats with the best views of the event can go for as high as $163940.40 a seat.

How many events are coming to Citi Field?

Citi Field has 68 live events scheduled.

Who is playing at Citi Field?

Los Angeles Dodgers at New York Mets and Inter Miami CF at New York City FC are scheduled to appear at the Citi Field.

Los Angeles Dodgers at New York Mets Citi Field tickets May 23rd, 2025 at 7:10pm

TicketSmarter currently has 2352 Los Angeles Dodgers at New York Mets tickets listed from $21.60 - $1417.50. $88.07 is the average ticket price you’ll pay to attend this event.

Inter Miami CF at New York City FC Citi Field tickets September 24th, 2025 at 7:30pm

$363.42 is the average price you’ll pay for a seat to this event, but tickets range from $125.10 - $8999.10. Secure your place at this event today because there are only 5175 Inter Miami CF at New York City FC tickets available for this event.

What time does Citi Field open?

The Citi Field doors generally open 45 minutes before the event on May 23rd, 2025 at 7:10pm. Visitors will want to arrive at the venue 30 - 60 minutes early to find parking near the venue.

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