A Fan's Guide to the Game

Getting to the game is a snap. Fans arrive at Citi Field via car, bus, ferry or train. Pick your favorite vehicle and follow the Mets caps to Roosevelt Avenue in Flushing, Queens.

Hungry? This is a great park to bring an appetite. Check out the Budweiser Backstop, located in the Field Level on the third base side. The air-conditioned eatery features a pub with televisions and the World Famous Italian Deli, Mama's of Corona. Budweiser Backstop offers Carvel ice cream, Daruma Sushi, Glatt Kosher foods and Budweiser Drafts. Great food and drinks are available throughout the stadium as well. Vendors patrol the stands before and during the game. Concessions also include Italian sausages, lemonade, cotton candy, domestic and imported beers, Hebrew National Hot Dogs, Cascarino signature New York style pizza by the slice, and just about anything else you'd expect to find at a New York baseball game.

Unique ballpark features include an outfield reminiscent of most Minor League parks, the huge Diamond Vision video board in left-center field, a massive out-of-town scoreboard in right-center field, and circular seating with clean lines from just about every seat in the house.

The Mets are fired up for the 2009 season, so grab some friends or family, get your New York Mets tickets and see the Mets go for it all!