I’m sure it’s a coincidence but right after Metspolice.com asks why the Mets are hiding their ticket plans from the world, suddenly they’ve announced them!
First major offense is this: Note: A $25 service charge will apply to each Plan purchase.
Why? Mets answer us! Why do you have to tackle on $25? What possibly justifies this? Perhaps you need it to offset the $20 million in taxpayer money you will decline to take from Citigroup? Maybe you’re just greedy bastards.
I also see that if Mets Police Junior and I want a ticket plan it’s going to cost us $600.
Some “highlights” below.
40 Game “A” Plan
This plan includes every-other regular season game to be played at Citi Field, starting April 15.
| Seat Categories: Note: A $25 service charge will apply to each Plan purchase. |
Metropolitan Box | $5,970 per seat | (Left Field Restaurant access included) |
| Excelsior Club Gold | $5,970 per seat | (Excelsior Club access included) | |
| Field Box | $4,975 per seat | (Left Field Restaurant access included) | |
| Baseline Box | $2,985 per seat | ||
| Excelsior Club | $2,985 per seat | (Excelsior Club access included) | |
| Promenade Club | $2,388 per seat | (Promenade Club access included) | |
| Left Field Reserved | $1,990 per seat |
5 Game Friday Plan
This plan includes ten (10) Friday and five (5) weekday regular season games to be played at Citi Field -starting April 17- and features matchups with the Yankees and the American League Champion Tampa Bay Rays.
| Seat Categories: Note: A $25 service charge will apply to each Plan purchase. |
Left Field Landing | $600 per seat |
| Promenade Box | $525 per seat | |
| Promenade Reserved Infield | $375 per seat | |
| Promenade Reserved | $285 per seat |
15 Game Saturday Plan
This plan includes ten (10) Saturday and five (5) weekday regular season games to be played at Citi Field -starting April 18- and features contests with the Yankees and Rays, the National League Central Champion Cubs and the N.L. Wild Card Brewers.
| Seat Categories: Note: A $25 service charge will apply to each Plan purchase. |
Left Field Landing | $600 per seat |
| Promenade Box | $525 per seat | |
| Promenade Reserved Infield | $375 per seat | |
| Promenade Reserved | $285 per seat |
15 Game Sunday Plan
This plan includes ten (10) Sunday and five (5) weekday regular season games to be played at Citi Field -starting April 16- and is highlighted by the 2009 regular season Subway Series finale and games with the Cubs and Brewers.
| Seat Categories: Note: A $25 service charge will apply to each Plan purchase. |
Left Field Landing | $624 per seat |
| Promenade Box | $546 per seat | |
| Promenade Reserved Infield | $390 per seat | |
| Promenade Reserved | $297 per seat |
15 Game Weekend Plan
This plan includes three (3) Friday, three (3) Saturday, three (3) Sunday, and six (6) weekday regular season games to be played at Citi Field -starting April 15- and features three battles with the Phillies plus matchups with the N.L. West Champion Dodgers, Cubs, Rays, and ending with the final regular season game against the Astros.
| Seat Categories: Note: A $25 service charge will apply to each Plan purchase. |
Left Field Landing | $648 per seat |
| Promenade Box | $567 per seat | |
| Promenade Reserved Infield | $405 per seat | |
| Promenade Reserved | $309 per seat |
15 Game Weekday Plan
This plan includes Opening Day and 14 other weekday regular season games to be played at Citi Field -starting April 13- and features three games each with the division-rival Phillies and Atlanta Braves, and a contest with the Dodgers.
| Seat Categories: Note: A $25 service charge will apply to each Plan purchase. |
Left Field Landing | $568 per seat |
| Promenade Box | $497 per seat | |
| Promenade Reserved Infield | $355 per seat | |
| Promenade Reserved | $269 per seat |