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New York Mets road trip guide

Everything you need to catch the New York Mets at Citi Field in New York — arena guide, tickets, getting there and where to watch.

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✈️🚗 Getting to Citi Field

Nearest major airport is New York LaGuardia (LGA) — about 3 mi / 4 min from the arena.

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🧭 Planning your trip — quick answers

What airport do you fly into for a New York Mets game?

New York LaGuardia (LGA) (LGA) is the closest major airport — roughly 3 miles from Citi Field, about 4 min by car depending on traffic.

How much is parking at Citi Field?

Official game-day parking typically runs $40 prepaid / $50 walk-up USD. Limited free street parking can be found in the residential blocks of Corona/Flushing south of Roosevelt Ave, on the west side of the stadium (e.g.

How do you get to Citi Field without a car?

Best route: 7 train to Mets-Willets Point, signed walk to Citi Field; MTA runs extra/express trains on game days.

How much is a beer at Citi Field?

Normal walk-up prices are about $7.71 USD for a standard draft beer and $7.19 USD for a regular hot dog. The league-wide average is $10.36 USD a beer — see how Citi Field ranks against all 109 arenas on our arena-prices page.

Prices and logistics are approximate and change — details in the arena-prices table and the arena guide below.

🏟️ Citi Field fan guide

Best seats

Lower level between the bases; the Jackie Robinson Rotunda entrance and the home-run apple in center are signatures. Upper deck cheap. Sit lower. In Queens by the 7 train.

Parking

Big lots around the park in Flushing; easy in/out but the 7 train is far easier. ($25–40)

Getting there

7 train to Mets–Willets Point, right at the gate; or LIRR to the same. Very transit-friendly.

Bar scene

Flushing (Queens) around the park has some spots; the big draw is the incredible food scene in nearby Flushing/Corona. McFadden's at the park for a classic bar.