Citi Field Seating Guide
New York Mets · Queens, NY
- Cheapest section
- $14+
- Sections
- 8
- Capacity
- 41,922
Know Before You Go
Essential details checked against official venue information.
- Accessible entry
Every Citi Field entry point is accessible, and guests with accessibility needs may use the Hodges, Seaver, or Stengel VIP entrances regardless of their ticketed seating area.
Applies to: New York Mets games
- Wheelchair escorts are available between an entry gate and the ticketed seat for arrival and departure; ask any staff member after entering.
- The Bullpen Gate on Seaver Way is the recommended drop-off and pickup point for mobility-challenged guests using accessible dispatch, Access-A-Ride, or rideshare services.
- Accessible seating
Accessible seating is available throughout Citi Field, with one to three adjacent companion seats available for purchase with each accessible seat.
Applies to: New York Mets games
- Additional party seats may be placed nearby up to the event's ticket limit, subject to availability; contact Accessibility Services at 718-565-4360 for help.
- Assistive listening
Free assistive-listening devices and handheld radios are available on game days from Lost and Found in the Jackie Robinson Rotunda.
Applies to: New York Mets games
- Leave a valid credit card or acceptable photo ID as a deposit; listening devices repeat public-address messages, while handheld radios carry the AM game feed.
- A real-time Audacy/ESPN radio feed is also available through SportsBug in the MLB Ballpark app while connected to CitiFieldWifi.
- Sensory services
A sensory nook is on the Empire Suite Level across from Suite 229, with same-day access passes available from Fan Assistance for guests without suite-level access.
Applies to: New York Mets games
- Free sensory bags, noise-reducing headphones, weighted lap pads, and light-sensitivity sunglasses are available at Jackie Robinson Rotunda Lost and Found and Fan Assistance HQ near Section 106 with a credit card or photo ID deposit.
Citi Field's levels are named rather than numbered: Delta at sections 11-19, Field at 101-143, the Porsche Suites at 201-244, Excelsior at 301-339, and Promenade split between 401-437 below and 501-538 above. Three clubs sit behind home plate on three different levels, so 'behind the plate' here describes a column of rooms rather than one location — the Delta SKY360 on the Plaza, the Heineken Diamond Lounge on Excelsior and the Hudson Whiskey NY Club on Promenade.
Tips & Fan Reports
Sections 310-320 on the Excelsior Level behind home plate are the best bang for your buck. You get access to most clubs and an indoor lounge area which is perfect when the weather isn't cooperating.
Three separate clubs sit behind home plate on three different levels — Delta SKY360 on the Plaza, the Heineken Diamond Lounge on Excelsior, the Hudson Whiskey NY Club on Promenade. 'Behind the plate' is not one location here.
The Heineken Diamond Lounge looks out over Flushing Meadows and the Unisphere as much as over the field.
The Delta SKY360 Club's inclusions are unusually broad: soft drinks, coffee, beer, wine and well liquor, plus private restrooms.
The Promenade Level is split — 401-437 below, 501-538 above — so a '400-level' seat here is genuinely lower than a 500.
Where to Sit
Every tier in the building, what it costs, and what you give up to sit there.
Hyundai Club / Platinum Seats
$220 - $700+Most expensive tier
The premium block behind the plate, on the axis of every pitch.
Pros
- The closest premium seats to the batter
- Club service rather than the general concourse
Cons
- Behind the plate means looking through the backstop netting
Delta SKY360 Club (Plaza Level)
$180 - $500+The Plaza Level club behind the plate, with a full bar and private restrooms behind the seats.
Pros
- Complimentary soft drinks, coffee, beer, wine and well liquor, plus small bites
- Private restrooms, which at a full house is worth more than it sounds
- A full bar rather than a concourse counter
Cons
- The inclusions are much of what you are paying for
Heineken Diamond Lounge (Excelsior Level)
$120 - $350Behind home plate on the Excelsior Level, with panoramic views over Flushing Meadows-Corona Park, the Unisphere and the Manhattan skyline.
Pros
- A 50-foot full-service bar and couch seating rather than rows
- Pizza, New York deli pastrami and full ballpark fare
- The view out of the ballpark is as much the point as the view into it
Cons
- Excelsior height, so the infield is well below
- A lounge experience rather than a seat
Hudson Whiskey NY Club (Promenade Level)
$70 - $200Behind home plate on the Promenade Level, the highest of the three home-plate clubs.
Pros
- Two full bars, and food from Legacy Catering by Mookie Wilson & Family
- Club access at Promenade rather than premium pricing
Cons
- The highest of the three clubs, so the field is furthest away
- The bars and the food are the draw, not the sightline
Excelsior Level (300-Level)
$50 - $160Sections 301-339, the third tier, with the whole field and the park beyond it.
Pros
- The best balance of height and price at Citi Field
- The Heineken Diamond Lounge sits on this level
Cons
- Set back far enough that the infield loses scale
- A climb or a lift from the main concourse
Field Level (100-Level)
$45 - $180Sections 101-143, the lowest full ring, level with the field.
Pros
- Closest ordinary seats to the play
- Straight onto the main concourse and the ballpark's food
Cons
- The sections nearest the plate sit behind netting
- Corner seats face across the diamond
Promenade (400-Level)
$28 - $95Sections 401-437, the lower half of the Promenade Level.
Pros
- Cheap, with a full view of the field
- The Hudson Whiskey NY Club is on this level
Cons
- High above the field
- The upper Promenade sits directly above, cutting the sky from the back rows
Upper Deck (500-Level)
$14 - $45Cheapest tier
Sections 501-538, the upper half of the Promenade Level and the top of the ballpark.
Pros
- The widest view of the park, the Unisphere and the skyline
Cons
- Steep, and as far from the plate as the ballpark goes
- Fully exposed to sun and weather
New York Mets Seat Comfort
Padded seat cushions and compact binoculars for the upper deck.
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- Seating
Mets Citi Field seat map, ballpark information guide, restaurants and clubs, and club access pages on mlb.com/mets
- Venue policies
Citi Field policy, accessibility, bag, digital-ticket, and 2026 parking guidance reviewed for entry, family, payment, food, parking, and accessibility rules.
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