Citi Field is a baseball stadium located in Flushing Meadows–Corona Park in New York City, United States. It opened in 2009 and is the home field of Major League Baseball's New York Mets. The stadium was built as a replacement for the adjacent Shea Stadium, which opened in 1964.
Citi Field was designed by Populous. The $850 million baseball park was funded with $615 million in public subsidies, including the sale of New York City municipal bonds that are to be repaid by the Mets with interest. The payments will offset property taxes for the lifetime of the park.
One of my favorite parks to attend a game. The main concourse is open to the outside and you are able to walk around the entire stadium. Tons of cool baseball foods/drinks. Great place to bring the family. Not too much to do right outside the stadium. Totally worth a visit if you are thinking about it and a must for baseball fans.
Michael D'AloiaMay 10, 2018
Concert venue review: Dead and Company: featuring John Mayor. Great, efficient facilities. Friendly staff. Organized exit after the show. John Mayor guitar skills blended perfectly with Dead and Co. Inspired a haiku... -Wise group with young strings, symbiotic energy. Generations bond. -
Addison WheelslipJun 17, 2018
Easy to access via transit. A much more intimate community-focused vibe compared to the sterility of Yankee Stadium. The craft beer here is amazing. The food at the regular stations leaves something to be desired compared to that of the "high-end" booths.
Jason WesterkonJun 11, 2018
Awesome baseball stadium. Intimate while still feeling like a big league stadium fit for NYC. Tons of food and drink options scattered throughout the stadium, but especially beyond the outfield wall. Now if only the team could match it's digs.
Thomas WysockiJun 19, 2018
CitiField most definitely can't be confused with Shea. CF has no personality. The main concourse is like a Subway station. Seems like it could use a coat of paint... There are WAY TO MANY PLACES TO EAT! People wander around bumping in to each other trying to decide what to eat. What ever happened to just a dog and a liquid? Prices anywhere in the place are out of this world. Teams come and go, maybe there will be a good one there one day. Take the 7 train there is the most economical. I can't imagine what it costs to park there.
Tim BarbosaMay 16, 2018
One of my favorite parks to attend a game. The main concourse is open to the outside and you are able to walk around the entire stadium. Tons of cool baseball foods/drinks. Great place to bring the family. Not too much to do right outside the stadium. Totally worth a visit if you are thinking about it and a must for baseball fans.
Michael D'AloiaMay 10, 2018
Concert venue review: Dead and Company: featuring John Mayor. Great, efficient facilities. Friendly staff. Organized exit after the show. John Mayor guitar skills blended perfectly with Dead and Co. Inspired a haiku... -Wise group with young strings, symbiotic energy. Generations bond. -
Addison WheelslipJun 17, 2018
Easy to access via transit. A much more intimate community-focused vibe compared to the sterility of Yankee Stadium. The craft beer here is amazing. The food at the regular stations leaves something to be desired compared to that of the "high-end" booths.
Jason WesterkonJun 11, 2018
Awesome baseball stadium. Intimate while still feeling like a big league stadium fit for NYC. Tons of food and drink options scattered throughout the stadium, but especially beyond the outfield wall. Now if only the team could match it's digs.
Thomas WysockiJun 19, 2018
CitiField most definitely can't be confused with Shea. CF has no personality. The main concourse is like a Subway station. Seems like it could use a coat of paint... There are WAY TO MANY PLACES TO EAT! People wander around bumping in to each other trying to decide what to eat. What ever happened to just a dog and a liquid? Prices anywhere in the place are out of this world. Teams come and go, maybe there will be a good one there one day. Take the 7 train there is the most economical. I can't imagine what it costs to park there.
Tim BarbosaMay 16, 2018
One of my favorite parks to attend a game. The main concourse is open to the outside and you are able to walk around the entire stadium. Tons of cool baseball foods/drinks. Great place to bring the family. Not too much to do right outside the stadium. Totally worth a visit if you are thinking about it and a must for baseball fans.
Michael D'AloiaMay 10, 2018
Concert venue review: Dead and Company: featuring John Mayor. Great, efficient facilities. Friendly staff. Organized exit after the show. John Mayor guitar skills blended perfectly with Dead and Co. Inspired a haiku... -Wise group with young strings, symbiotic energy. Generations bond. -
Addison WheelslipJun 17, 2018
Easy to access via transit. A much more intimate community-focused vibe compared to the sterility of Yankee Stadium. The craft beer here is amazing. The food at the regular stations leaves something to be desired compared to that of the "high-end" booths.
Jason WesterkonJun 11, 2018
Awesome baseball stadium. Intimate while still feeling like a big league stadium fit for NYC. Tons of food and drink options scattered throughout the stadium, but especially beyond the outfield wall. Now if only the team could match it's digs.
Thomas WysockiJun 19, 2018
CitiField most definitely can't be confused with Shea. CF has no personality. The main concourse is like a Subway station. Seems like it could use a coat of paint... There are WAY TO MANY PLACES TO EAT! People wander around bumping in to each other trying to decide what to eat. What ever happened to just a dog and a liquid? Prices anywhere in the place are out of this world. Teams come and go, maybe there will be a good one there one day. Take the 7 train there is the most economical. I can't imagine what it costs to park there.
Tim BarbosaMay 16, 2018
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