Vip Metro Boxes - 
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Vip Metro Box seating is the first-rate, VIP way to attend a Mets game at Shea Stadium. You get premium views of the game from the first few rows closest to home plate, the base paths and the dugouts. You get a comfortable, individual, contoured, folding chair with seat-back and armrests. If Diamond Club Passes are noted with the ticket listing you will also gain access to the VIP Diamond Club restaurants at Shea Stadium. Diamond Club Passes and in-seat wait service should be noted, if applicable, on VIP Metro Box tickets. Another perk about seating in the lower levels of Shea Stadium is that you're never more than 2 or 3 seats away from the nearest aisle. This makes getting to and from your seats very easy and cuts down on foot-traffic in front of you.
The Diamond Club
The Diamond Club features two restaurants which are both open two hours before night games and an hour and a half before day games. If noted with tickets you can gain access to either restaurant. The Main Dining Room (The Diamond Club Restaurant) features an upscale buffet with a full bar and wine list. Reservations are required for the Main Dining Room. The Grill Room does not require reservations. You will be seated on a first-come-first-served basis as long as seating is available. The Grill Room features casual dining with a nice selection of grilled foods and New York deli style sandwiches. The Grill Room will remain open until one hour after the final out.
Vip Metro Box Sections
Mets Side: 17-79 (Odd)
Visitor Side: 18-80 (Even)
Rows In Vip Metro Box Sections
There are roughly 15 rows in the Metro-Box seating (marked A-P) depending on section.
Field Box Infield - Rated
Field-Box-infield seating is a great way to attend a Mets game at Shea Stadium. You get premium views of the game from the last few rows of the lower level with the infield in front of you. You get a comfortable, individual, contoured, folding chair with seat-back and armrests. If Diamond Club Passes are noted with the ticket listing you will also gain access to the VIP Diamond Club restaurants at Shea Stadium. Diamond Club Passes and in-seat wait service should be noted, if applicable, on Field-Box-infield tickets. Another perk about seating in the lower levels of Shea Stadium is that you're never more than 2 or 3 seats away from the nearest aisle. This makes getting to and from your seats very easy and cuts down on foot-traffic in front of you.
The Diamond Club
The Diamond Club features two restaurants which are both open two hours before night games and an hour and a half before day games. If noted with tickets you will receive access to either restaurant. The Main Dining Room (The Diamond Club Restaurant) features an upscale buffet with a full bar and wine list. Reservations are required for the Main Dining Room. The Grill Room does not require reservations. You will be seated on a first-come-first-served basis as long as seating is available. The Grill Room features casual dining with a nice selection of grilled foods and New York deli style sandwiches. The Grill Room will remain open until one hour after the final out.
Field Box Infield Sections
Mets: Side: 201-233 (Odd)
Visitor Side: 202-234 (Even)
Rows In Field Box Infield Sections
There can be up to roughly 18 rows in the Field-Box-infield seating (marked A-R) depending on the section.
Lower Level Down Line - 
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Lower-level-down-line seating is a great way to get close to the field during a Mets game. You save money on the ticket price by sitting further away from home plate, and you still get a great view of the game. You'll be close to the field, down either the right-field or left-field line. Your view will vary from near the infield dirt to near the outfield wall depending on the section. You get a comfortable, individual, contoured, folding chair with seat-back and armrests. Another perk about seating in the lower levels of Shea Stadium is that you're never more than 2 or 3 seats away from the nearest aisle. This makes getting to and from your seats very easy and cuts down on foot-traffic in front of you.
Lower Level Down Line Sections
Right-Field Line: 87-165 and 241-257 (Odd)
Left-Field Line: 88-166 and 242-258 (Even)
Rows in Lower Level Down Line Sections
There can be up to roughly 21 rows (marked A-U) in the 100-level depending on the section. There can be up to roughly 18 rows (marked A-R) in the 200-level-down-line seating depending on the section.
Loge Box - 
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Loge Box seating at Shea Stadium gets you an elevated view of the action from just above the lower level. You'll get views from behind home plate to near the outfield wall depending on the section. You get a comfortable, individual, contoured chair with seat-back and armrests. Loge sections are smaller than Mezzanine and Upper-Level sections, so you can get into and out of your section faster and there will be less foot-traffic in your area. Loge Box seats make up the first few rows of the Loge level, so you're still relatively close to the field, and you get plenty of sunshine on those perfect days at the ol' ball game.
Loge Box Sections
First-Base Side: 301-469 (Odd)
Third-Base Side: 500-664
(Even)
Rows in Loge Box Sections
There are generally 4 rows (marked A-D) in the Loge-Box seating depending on the section.
Loge Reserved - Rated
Loge Reserved seating gets you a break in price from the Loge Box seating in the first few rows of the Loge level. You get a little shade and shelter from the weather by sitting in the last few rows of the Loge sections as well. You get a comfortable, individual, contoured chair with seat-back and armrests. Loge sections are smaller than Mezzanine and Upper-Level sections too, so you get easy access to and from your section with less foot-traffic in your area. You'll still have a great view of the game, ranging from behind home plate to near the outfield wall depending on the section.
Loge Reserved Sections
First Base Side: 1-33 (Odd)
Third-Base Side: 2-32 (Even)
Rows in Loge Reserved Sections
There are roughly 10 rows (marked A-J) in the Loge-Reserved seating depending on the section.
Mezzanine Box - 
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Mezzanine-Box seats get you into the first 6 or so rows of the Mezzanine level at Shea Stadium. You get good views of the game from the third tier of seating. Views range from behind home plate to near the outfield wall depending on the section. You get a comfortable, individual, contoured folding chair with seat-back and armrests. Mezzanine sections are generally smaller than in the Upper Level, so there tends to be less foot-traffic around your area, and you grt quick access to and from your seat.
Mezzanine Box Sections
First-Base Side: 501-661 (Odd)
Third-Base Side: 500-664 (Even)
Rows in Mezzanine Box Sections
There are roughly 6 rows in the Mezzanine-Box (marked A-F) depending on the section.
Mezzanine Reserved - Rated
Mezzanine-Reserved seating puts you in the upper rows of the Mezzanine sections. You'll get more shade, and shelter from any undesirable weather, if you sit in the higher rows of the Mezzanine-Reserved sections. You'll also find a break in price from the Mezzanine-Box seating that makes up the first few rows of the Mezzanine level. You get a comfortable, individual, contoured, folding chair with seat-back and armrests. You'll have a fair view of the game from the third tier, with views ranging from behind the plate to near the outfield wall depending on the section.
Mezzanine Reserved Sections
First-Base Side: 1-33 (Odd)
Third Base Side: 2-32 (Even)
Rows in Mezzanine Reserved Sections
There are generally 15 rows (marked A-O) in the Mezzanine-Reserved seating depending on the section.
Upper Level Seating - 
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Upper-Level seating at Shea Stadium is a great way to get out to the ol' ball game at some of the lowest prices available. You get a fair view of the game from the upper-levels of Shea Stadium. Your view will range from behind the plate to near the outfield wall depending on the section. You get a comfortable, individual, contoured, folding chair with seat-back and armrests. The uppermost rows of the Upper-Reserved seating offer a little extra shade on bright, sunny days, so it's not a bad idea to be sitting in the last few rows of the Stadium. On a perfect, clear day with a cool breeze blowing, you can't beat the fresh air and sunshine you'll enjoy in the Upper Level at Shea Stadium, especially when you factor in the chunk of change you saved by purchasing tickets for Upper-Level seating opposed to lower-level seating.
Upper Level Sections
First-Base Side: 1-47 and 700-855 (Odd)
Third-Base Side: 2-48 and 700-854 (Even)
Rows in Upper Level Sections
Upper-Box sections generally include the first 5 rows of the Upper Level (marked A-E) depending on the section. Upper Reserved sections generally include the last 23 rows in the Upper Level (marked A-W) depending on the section.
Left-Field Bleachers - Rated
These seats are a great way to get into Shea Stadium during premium series and postseason play, when you're on a tight budget. You get great views with all the action in front of you from just behind the left-field wall. Souvenirs and great fans are just a couple of the perks you get in the outfield sections of any outdoor ballpark. Enjoy the game from the left-field bleachers and save a few bucks for Mets memorabilia, hotdogs and drinks. You get views looking in from the outfield wall in a bleacher/bench-style seat without a seat-back.
Rows in Left-Field Bleacher Sections
There are generally 8-15 rows in the Left-Field Bleachers depending on section.
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