Citi Field

Citi FieldClick to open side panel for more information is a world-class baseball stadium located in Flushing Meadows–Corona Park, Queens, serving as the storied home of the New York Mets since it opened in 2009. Designed to replace the aging Shea Stadium, the ballpark is a masterful blend of modern amenities and nostalgic architecture, featuring a grand exterior facade and the iconic Jackie Robinson Rotunda, which pays homage to the legendary Brooklyn Dodgers' Ebbets Field. Inside, the park is famous for its "Home Run Apple" in center field and its unique orange foul poles, a tradition carried over from its predecessor. Beyond baseball, the venue is a versatile entertainment hub, offering over 400,000 square feet of event space that hosts everything from major soccer matches for New York City FC to massive concerts for global superstars. The history of the stadium is deeply rooted in New York's National League baseball heritage, with its green seating serving as a tribute to the Polo Grounds. Since its inaugural game in April 2009, the field has been the site of numerous historic sports moments, including the 2013 MLB All-Star Game and three games of the 2015 World Series. More recently, the venue has continued to make headlines by hosting high-profile cultural events, such as Pink’s "Summer Carnival" tour in 2023, which set attendance records. It also remains a key site for community and international sports, having previously transformed into an outdoor hockey rink for the NHL Winter Classic and frequently hosting international soccer friendlies that draw diverse crowds from across the city.

Citi Field Location:
41 Seaver Wy, Queens, NY 11368, USA

Citi Field number:
+1 718-507-8499

Citi Field Website:
mlb.com/mets/ballpark