First baseball game ever! Really nice experience, loved it. And special start of the game as it was 9/11 22nd anniversary, we had really good seats, had nice hot dogs and french fries (it's just a shame you dont have high tables to eat, either on your seat or in the stairs). And really easy to get there and come back there from Times Square, direct subway, about 30mn for less than USD 3.-. Go Mets go! ;)

Citi Field is the home of the New York Mets. It is found close to Flushing Meadows and is next to Mets - Willets Point subway station. This is on Line 7 and there are regular trains running to Manhattan from here. There is also a very large car park for those who prefer to drive. The stadium is pretty big and impressive.

I went to Citi Field to see an NYCFC soccer game. The stadium is very clean and organized. There are many food vendors and bathrooms. Every seat has a good view of the field and there are multiple levels. I highly recommend!

The food service was extremely slow at the pastrami sandwich vendor. And very expensive. The product was excellent, but I don’t that it was good value for the time and money. The ballpark was very nice. Clean and easily navigable, although we were told that the escalators get shut off immediately at the end of the game??

Biased as a NYer but this is one of the most fun stadiums in the country. Not a Mets fan but have nothing but admiration for the fanbase. Citifield is often voted as the stadium w the best food and that is still the case. This yr has a lot of fun rotating options in Taste of Queens. There are a lot of great local options. Believe it or not, the sushi (I know, in a ballpark) is delicious. We also got our first look at the Piazza Club (available to folks w 300 level tickets). Nice little oasis of calm in a bustling stadium. If you’re a ball fan or just curious about a fundamental part of NYC, swing by Queens for a visit!

Fun and safe trip to first time baseball game. Subway journey from Times Square was easy, busy, pretty quick and safe. Picked up cheap ($24) with good views up on 5th tier. Food good, but service slow. Family all loved the experience, but got a bit cold towards the end of the game. Overall, definitely recommend for 1st time visitors as a safe, fun, entertaining event which always had something happening...even if the Mets didn't win!

We visited Citi Field to watch a game vs Nationals and although it was rain delayed, we had a great time. Coming in from Manhattan, it's not a difficult or long drive. we took an uber and it was worth it.. The ballpark is new with really good food outlets and good options for drinks. We walked around the stadium and all the seats have really good site lines.. Great open stadium with fun atmosphere.... not a lot compares to Queens' fan out there.. some colourful characters for sure. One of the best parts of this stadium are the views outside of the ballpark.. LaGuardia is just across the road and planes are constantly flying in the background and on the other side, you can see the best skyline of Manhattan. Great Atmosphere, great seats, good food and drinks.. and actually an easy way to get in and out of the ballpark. Definitely a fun time.

My wife and I attended a Mets game this past summer with my daughter, son-in-law, and three grandsons. Citi Field is a beautiful stadium. I went to from our seats took some photos of the sunset and planes taking off from LaGuardia. It is easy to reach the ballpark on the subway from Midtown. Just before game time a big shower of rain hit, which delayed the start of the game about an hour. We only lasted into the fourth inning because the kids were getting tired. It was good to see a Mets game at Citi. I enjoyed our visit.

Citi Field is a great place to watch a baseball game and lots of improvements have been made since it opened in 2009. The new scoreboard is huge and the stadium staff is friendly. Unfortunately, the Mets re located the Mets hall of fame plaques and museum. The hall of fame plaques look out of place upstairs in the JRR. The new Mets museum is too small and doesn’t pay homage to the wonderful Mets memories. My favorite baseball team has let greed getting in the way of paying tribute to the players of yesteryear. The larger team store is nice ,but not at the expense of the Mets hall of fame and museum.

My son and I were staying nearby and had a free afternoon. It worked out perfectly that the Mets had an afternoon game. This stadium is brand new and beautiful. Very easy on-site parking ($40). If you get there early consider walking through the train station and over the pedestrian bridge to Corona Park... maybe a half mile away?... some interesting sights and a good photo op with the "Unisphere". Anyway, the Mets game was fun to watch, seating was comfortable, and there is an incredible variety of concessions. We stuck to the basic hot dog/cotton candy/water on an extremely hot day but many of the other offerings looked delicious. If it's going to be hot I suggest getting a seat on the third base side which seemed more shaded. We were on the first base side and melting in the sun! But the game was not sold out and we were able to move into a shaded section later on. Overall an excellent park and great way to spend the afternoon, even as Red Sox fans!