The Mets are polling about tours of Citi Field

The Mets are polling about tours.  Shall we take the survey?

The following is a description of a potential tour concept that is being considered.

The Citi Field Tour will last approximately one (1) hour. Tour highlights may include but are not limited to the following: Press Box, productions area, suite levels, field, dugout, bullpen, clubhouse and Mets Hall of Fame & Museum.

Do you currently hold a 2010 Mets ticket plan? (Please select all that apply)
Yes – Season Ticket Holder (81 Games)
Yes – 40-Game Plan
Yes – 15-Game Plan
Yes – 6-Game Pack
Yes – Pick-a-Pack (4 Games)

Including games you have already attended, approximately how many Mets home games do you plan to attend this season (2010)?
None
1-4
5-9
10-14
15-19
20-29
30-39
40+

Since I don’t want the main page to get too long, you’ll have to click more to see the rest..if you’re on the main page.

The Mets recently opened the Mets Hall of Fame & Museum. Have you visited the Mets Hall of Fame & Museum during a game at Citi Field?
Yes
No
Not sure
N/A, I have NOT attended a Mets home game yet

On a scale of 1-5, 5 being “excellent” and 1 being “poor”, how would you rate the Mets Hall of Fame & Museum?
5 – Excellent
4
3 – Average
2
1 – Poor

How interested would you be in taking a tour of Citi Field? Please respond using a 1-5 scale, with 5 being “extremely interested” and 1 being “not at all interested”.
5 – Extremely interested
4
3
2
1 – Not at all interested

The following is a description of a potential tour concept that is being considered.

The Citi Field Tour will last approximately one (1) hour. Tour highlights may include but are not limited to the following: Press Box, productions area, suite levels, field, dugout, bullpen, clubhouse and Mets Hall of Fame & Museum.

Taking into consideration the above description, how much would you pay to take a Citi Field Tour? Please respond in whole dollars.

(I entered a number and then was asked to consider two other price points)

Which of the following areas would you be most excited to visit when touring Citi Field?
Press Box
Productions Area (scoreboard control room)
Suite Levels (Empire and Sterling)
Field
Dugout
Bullpen
Clubhouse
Mets Hall of Fame & Museum
Are there any other areas of Citi Field you would like to see? If so, please describe below.

With whom would you most likely take the tour? (Please select all that apply)
Spouse/date
Children under 18
Parents
Other family members
Friends
Work associates
Clients
Group members (e.g. Religious group, Boy/Girl Scouts, School group, etc)
Other (Please specify)
No one, I plan to take the tour alone
On what day of the week would you most likely take a tour of Citi Field?
Game Day – Weekday: Monday-Friday when there is a game (Limited access to certain areas)
Game Day – Weekend: Saturday-Sunday when there is a game (Limited access to certain areas)
Non-Game Day – Weekday: Monday-Friday when there is NOT a game
Non-Game Day – Weekend: Saturday-Sunday when there is NOT a game
No preference
How often would you take a tour of Citi Field?
Multiple times per season
Once per season
Once every few seasons
Do you have any additional comments regarding the Citi Field tour? If so, please describe below.

Which of the following local professional sports venues have you taken a tour of at any point over the past five (5) years? (Please select all that apply)
Giants Stadium (2009 or earlier)
Izod Center (formerly Continental Airlines Arena)
Madison Square Garden
Nassau Coliseum
New Meadowlands Stadium (2010)
New Yankee Stadium (2009 or later)
Old Yankee Stadium (2008 or earlier)
Prudential Center
Red Bull Arena
None of the above

Now, we have two (2) demographic questions to ask you regarding gender and age. Please be assured that your responses will remain completely anonymous.

What is your gender?
Male
Female
Prefer not to answer
Which of the following categories includes your age?
Under 18
18 to 20
21 to 24
25 to 34
35 to 44
45 to 54
55 to 64
65 or older

MY TAKE

Pretty cool.  Once again, fan-friendly and shows they are paying attention.  I know tours was one of the topics talked about here on Mets Police over the winter.

I imagine some readers will freak out about a charge for the tour.  That’s normal, keep your pinstriped shirt on.

I hope to take the tour someday, and as part of the ongoing discussion of the Mets and blogs – I will openly suggest you invite some bloggers (aka actual fans who pay money, not beat-writers who have seen it all) to test the tour.  I’m not looking for an invite, pick some other bloggers – I’m pitching the idea of that, not trying to bully anyone.

5 Replies to “The Mets are polling about tours of Citi Field”

  1. No plan.
    15-19 games.
    Yes
    5
    5
    $15
    Field and production/scoreboard.
    Spouse
    Non-Game weekend
    Once a season
    Never taken a local tour (Padres, Rockies)
    Male
    25-34

    1. I’ve been waiting for tours for a while. I’ve always enjoyed other teams tours, and I imaigne the Mets twice as much!

  2. I’ve taken tours of a number of other teams ballparks and I’ve enjoyed them all. A Mets ballpark tour would be awesome, especially if it includes the dugout and field. I love to see those perspectives on the venue that fans rarely get to witness.

  3. I received the poll & took it. Was great to see tours being considered. Having done some of the Mr Met dashes and walked close to the dugouts but not in as well as in other parts under the stadium and would love to see the entire stadium. Also despite them actually asking for money to pay someone to show you around and clean up after the tours I was glad the price points were around the price of a movie. Can’t wait to get my tour tickets

  4. This is great, but I have one huge fear: people would, in all likelihood, be LEAST interested to see the HOF and Museum during the tour because they could see it any other time they want–which the Mets offices would have no problem translating into “people don’t care about the museum.”

    You would think the Mets would be smart enough to see through such a scenario, but with them you never know.

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