Where to Find Cheapest 2019 Mets Tickets at Citi Field
With their surprising trade deadline acquisition of Marcus Stroman, the Mets signaled that, rather than sellers, they were buyers. The front-office's faith seems to have helped fuel the team's recent run, to within 1 games of the second wild-card position. For Mets fans looking to see the Amazins' make a run at the post-season, tickets are available for all of the remaining games are available for every game under $15 on the secondary ticket market. The most expensive games are remaining are against the Nationals, who currently hold one of the two wild-card positions, with tickets starting at $23. The cheapest tickets for the rest of the 2019 season are $10 for 500-level tickets, against the Indians, Phillies and Cubs--all teams currently in playoff position.
For fans looking to see the action a little closer to the field, 300-level Caesars box seats start around $60 for most games at Citi Field. 400-level Promenade Box tickets start around $30 most games. Baseline Box seats in the 100s level start as low a $50 for most games. Despite the recent run of wins, and one of the best pitching rotations in baseball, the Mets have the second-cheapest average price in baseball, ahead of only the Tampa Bay Rays. Below is a seating chart for a sample Mets game at Citi Field with prices by zone.
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