Narco Trumpets
When Edwin Díaz enters from the bullpen, Timmy Trumpet's "Narco" blasts through Citi Field as fans stand, record the entrance, and chant along.
Modern Queens baseball stadium inspired by classic New York ballpark design.
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When Edwin Díaz enters from the bullpen, Timmy Trumpet's "Narco" blasts through Citi Field as fans stand, record the entrance, and chant along.
"Meet the Mets" plays before games and during special moments, with longtime fans singing the club's iconic fight song.
After every Mets home run, the giant Home Run Apple rises beyond the outfield fence before returning underground.
The famous 7 Line Army frequently organizes large coordinated fan sections, traveling together while wearing matching orange shirts.
Following Mets victories, fans sing and dance to Lou Monte's "Lazy Mary" while remaining in the ballpark.
The Amazin’ Mets — from last place to World Series champions.
Game 6, Buckner, and the Mets’ second World Series title.
Subway Series history — the greatest rivalry in New York baseball.
Permanent tributes to Tom Terrific — the franchise’s greatest player.
The original MLB mascot — high-fives, photo ops, and mid-inning antics since 1964.
The apple rises, lights up, and animates after every Mets home run.
Your first arrival through the Jackie Robinson Rotunda — Amazin’ from the start.
Shake Shack, Pat LaFrieda, Mama’s of Corona, and the best ballpark food in MLB.
See the giant apple rise after a Mets home run — the defining Citi Field moment.
Sing along to “Meet the Mets” before first pitch — a Queens tradition.
The Subway Series — the greatest rivalry in New York baseball.
NL Championship Series at Citi Field — two wins from the World Series.
Playoff atmosphere in Flushing — passionate Mets fans in October.
Cross Shea Bridge — a nostalgic nod to the old ballpark in Flushing.
The Fall Classic at Citi Field — baseball’s biggest stage in Queens.
Honors Captain America — the face of the Mets for a generation.
Celebrates Doc’s dominant pitching and the ’86 championship.
Celebrates Hernandez’s captaincy and the ’86 championship core.
Franchise hall of fame inductees from Seaver to Piazza to Wright.
Honors Piazza’s post-9/11 home run and Hall of Fame Mets career.
NL pennants and championship series history in Mets lore.
Brooklyn Dodgers, Giants, and the full New York baseball story.
Full history of Shea Stadium — Beatles, Mets, and 45 years in Flushing.
Mr. Met’s partner in mascot mischief throughout the ballpark.
Live postgame concerts on the field or at the plaza after select games.
Pregame stroll through Flushing — diverse food, culture, and Mets energy.
NL East rivalry when the Braves visit Citi Field.
Division showdown when the Phillies visit Queens.
Live postgame concert on the field or plaza after select games.
The open plaza entrance area features massive team branding, shops, and gathering spaces.
The giant apple that rises from its hat after Mets home runs — a Shea tradition reborn.
Represents the city's diverse sports culture.
The stadium provides views of Flushing Meadows-Corona Park and the Queens skyline.
The soaring entry rotunda dedicated to Jackie Robinson, inspired by Ebbets Field.
The pedestrian bridge in center field honoring Shea Stadium.
Hosted NYCFC matches during stadium planning.
Connects with the club's successful period.
Connects Mets history with the Brooklyn baseball legacy and Jackie Robinson.
The Mets Hall of Fame & Museum in the Jackie Robinson Rotunda wing.
The club honoring Mike Piazza’s No. 31, a premium Citi Field gathering spot.
Honors Mets legends including Tom Seaver, Mike Piazza, Gil Hodges, and other franchise icons.
Display showcasing the club's search for a permanent home.
Display highlighting MLS in Queens.
Honors the history of the Mets' former home.
Statue of Tom Terrific outside Citi Field, the franchise’s greatest pitcher.
Behind-the-scenes tours featuring the rotunda, field, dugouts, and historical areas.
Premium hospitality area with upscale food and unique viewing experiences.
Family-friendly activities and interactive baseball experiences.
Connects with Queens entertainment.
Combines soccer with New York baseball culture.
Fan area honoring Tom Seaver and providing entertainment spaces.
Local food options celebrating the diversity of Queens.
Spaces inspired by Queens' World's Fair history and local culture.
The original ballpark Shake Shack behind the center-field scoreboard.
Exhibits from the Mets’ 1969 and 1986 World Series titles.
Plaza around the Home Run Apple, a Citi Field photo stop.
The main entry plaza outside Citi Field on gameday.
Honors Strawberry’s power and the Amazin’ Mets era.
Video and display highlights of the franchise’s most unforgettable plays.
Seaver, Santana, and Mets no-hitter history on display.
Honors Mets captains Hernandez, Wright, and franchise leadership.
NL pennants, division titles, and championship banners on display.
NL East rivalry history between the Mets and Braves.
Decades of NL East battles between the Mets and Phillies.
Memorabilia and memories from the final season at Shea in 2008.
Bobblehead nights, jersey nights, and special promotional games.
Honoring service members with ceremonies and special recognition.
Mr. Met’s Kids Club activities and family-friendly game day fun.
Right field corner seating with classic ballpark views and crowd energy.
Party deck atmosphere in left field with social energy and home run views.
Live crowd-updated map with parking prices, gates, bars and restrooms, plus bag policy and tailgate planning.
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