Mets Announce New Ticket Offers and Attractions

I would have picked out stuff for you guys to read but I am on my way out to Citi Field. You guys are just going to have to read it all .
April 5, 2012 – The New York Mets today announced the lineup of special offers and new attractions at Citi Field for the 2012 season. The Mets 50th Anniversary season starts with Opening Day today with the Mets hosting the Atlanta Braves at 1:10 p.m.

Special Offers
The Mets will offer fans a variety of ticket packages for all fans catering to families, kids, groups and corporate clients.

· $10 Student Rush – High school and college students can purchase tickets for $10 with valid identification for all home games except Opening Day and the Subway Series.
· T-Shirt Tuesdays – Fans will receive an exclusive limited edition t-shirt plus a game ticket for just $19.
· Power Pack – For $22, fans can enjoy a ticket to a game and a Nathan’s Famous Hot Dog, Brooklyn Burger or veggie burger, Nathan’s Famous French Fries and medium Pepsi-branded soda.
· Mr. Met Dash Pack – Select at least three Mr. Met Dash games on Sundays (April 22, May 6, June 17, July 8, August 12, August 26), and kids tickets will cost only $10.
· All You Can Eat in the Pepsi Porch – Groups of 25 or more can watch the game from the Pepsi Porch and enjoy unlimited Nathan’s Famous Hot Dogs, popcorn, pretzels and Pepsi-branded sodas for as low as $35 a ticket. The offer starts with the Friday, May 4 game against the Arizona Diamondbacks.
· Kids Go Free – Pick up a copy of the Daily News and fill out a voucher to receive up to three free kids tickets with the purchase of a regularly priced adult ticket for the Saturday, April 7 through Sunday, April 22 games. Vouchers can be redeemed at the Citi Field Ticket Windows on the day of the game.

The Mets Ticket Office will be raffling off tickets and autographed memorabilia at every game. Fans should visit the ticket information tables on the Field Level in centerfield by Shea Bridge and at the top of the escalators in the Jackie Robinson Rotunda, and on the Promenade Level by Section 420.

New and Enhanced Seating Locations
Party City Deck – As a result of moving in the leftfield wall, the Mets have created the Party City Deck, a unique seating section immediately above the new wall that places fans on top of the action and includes complimentary food, beverage and beer. The group hospitality space will be a prime location to catch balls during batting practice and the game, and fans will never miss a pitch with food and beverage delivered right to their seats. A limited number of single-game tickets in the Party City Deck will be available for the Sunday, April 8 through Wednesday, April 11 games.

Champions Club – The new all-inclusive club is only accessible to Champions Club ticket holders. A premium food buffet will feature daily chef selections of carved meats, pasta or made-to-order omelets, traditional entrees and sides, plus hot dog, slider and nacho stations.

Modell’s Clubhouse – The outfield walls moving in allowed the Mets to expand the Modell’s Clubhouse to incorporate an outdoor seating area for an additional 40 fans.

Mets Hall of Fame & Museum
As part of the Mets 50th Anniversary, the Mets Hall of Fame & Museum will feature a new exhibit and artifacts that celebrate each decade of Mets history.

· 1960’s: Casey Stengel jacket, Frank Thomas cleats, Jerry Koosman glove, Tug McGraw contract, Bud Harrelson World Series helmet, Sports Illustrated cover with Casey Stengel, Ed Charles hat, Ed Kranepool World Series glove, Howie Rose scorecard of Tom Seaver’s “Imperfect Game”

· 1970’s: Sports Illustrated cover with Jerry Koosman, Jerry Grote catcher mask, Gil Hodges last-worn regular season jersey, Willie Mays glove, Willie Mays bat

· 1980’s: Gary Carter World Series jersey, Gary Carter catcher’s glove, Ray Knight World Series bat, Ron Darling glove, Darryl Strawberry helmet, Keith Hernandez hat, Dwight Gooden cleats, Sports Illustrated cover with Dwight Gooden

· 1990’s: Ricky Henderson cleats from 1,300th stolen base, David Cone cap from 19 strikeout game, two Robin Ventura bats used to hit grand slams in each game of a doubleheader, Sports Illustrated cover “Greatest Infield Ever,” John Olerud jersey with commemorative Jackie Robinson patch

2000’s: Pedro Martinez cleats, Mike Piazza game used bat, David Wright batting gloves, John Franco FDNY cap, Rey Ordóñez jersey, Edgardo Alfonzo glove, Sports Illustrated cover with Johan Santana

John Franco, the Mets’ all-time leader in saves and games pitched, will be inducted into the Mets Hall of Fame during the Mets Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony presented by Citi Sunday, June 3 prior to the 1:10 p.m. game against the St. Louis Cardinals. Franco saved 276 games for the Mets from 1990-2004. The four-time All-Star compiled 424 saves during his career, the fourth-most in major league history and the most by any lefthanded reliever.

Citi Field Dining
Under the direction of Citi Field Executive Chef Robert Flowers, the Mets and ARAMARK have added new dining options throughout the ballpark. In addition, Two Boots will debut at Citi Field with its Creole inspired pizzas being served up at Taste of the City in the field level in the outfield, and Gyros and other Greek specialties will add to the diverse cuisine at the World’s Fare Market.

The following is a sampling of some of the new items and where they are available:

· El Verano Taquería – Vegetarian Tacos, Barbacoa Quesadilla
· Box Frites – Buffalo Dog, Sweet Frites, Fried Pies
· Catch of the Day – Flash Fried Beer Battered Shrimp Skewers
· Ballpark Concessions – Cholula Chipotle Crispy Chicken Sandwich, “Pastrachos.”
· Delta Sky360 Club – Fried Flounder Sandwich, Smothered Swedish Meatball, Seared Tenderloin Medallions
· Caesars Club – Reuben Quesadilla
· Acela Club – Pork Osso Bucco
· Promenade Club – Home Run Wings, The New Yawkah, 7-1-Ate Special
· Empire Suites – Buttermilk Crispy Chicken, Southwest Chicken Salad

50th Anniversary Merchandise
A selection of Mets 50th Anniversary merchandise will be available at the Mets Team Store and throughout the ballpark. The items include: backpacks, bags, baseballs, blankets, caps, fleeces, jackets, jerseys (replica and authentic), mini bats, mugs, pennants, pins, towels and t-shirts.

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The 2012 Mets: Why not?

After all the pessimism, after all the negativity this offseason, I am truly excited for Mets baseball.

Johan Santana is back. Anything the Mets get from him is a bonus, and I will take my chances with Johan on the mound any day. He forever earned my respect when he tried to save the 2008 season by throwing a gem on the second to last day.

Ike Davis is back. You may recall he was off to a great start last year.

David Wright is back.

Daniel Murphy hit .320 last year.

Lucas Duda is a moose and hits bombs. Much of the fanbase took their eyes of the second half last year and didn’t get to appreciate this guy’s potential.

One major player is gone. Nothing can be done there.

Giants fans loved Andres Torres. Jason Bay can’t be useless again, can he? What if the Mets ever got a Jason Bay Season out of Jason Bay?

Dickey eats innings for you. Hopefully Niese matures.

The rest? Wishes and dreams. Isn’t it always? The 1990 Mets took a rotation of Viola, Gooden (imagine mentioning Gooden second?), Cone, Sid and Darling and won “only” 91 games. You’d take that rotation in a heartbeat and expect to win it all.

That’s why they play the season. Let the mainstream media be negative. I’m choosing to enjoy this season. I will be in the stands with my son today, and again on Saturday.

There’s a second wild card this year. Maybe Terry can push all the right buttons and Santana can throw a gem in that play-in game and we can all try our luck from there?

Don’t be negative. Don’t cost yourself a season. Enjoy baseball. See you in a few minutes at Citi Field. Let’s Go Mets!

 

I will live blog (as long as AT&T works) and be live on twitter @metspolice throughout the day.  If you see a chubby guy in a Mets Police jersey say hi!

Update– Media Goon here, I will be at the game too. I will either be wearing a Media Goon jersey or a Blacknick jersey. If you see me say hi also…

 

Mr Met at WPIX

I think Mr. Shark is still out cold from his vacation time. I will continue to pick up the slack till he is “fully back”. Vacation time, BAH, SLACKER! I found out I am off today and I am able to attend Opening Day today. Let us all have a great fun day. Enjoy yourselves if you see me, feel free to say hello.

Mr Met seems to be making the media rounds today. Here is at Channel 11 with a Mets fan.

METS: Two Boots Pizza at Citi Field

Shannon Shark must be on a plane right now.It has been none stop with the press releases from the Mets.
I guess no more Cascarino’s Pizza or whatever the name of it is/was?

The New York Mets today announced Two Boots will be featured at Citi Field for the 2012 season. Two Boots, New York City’s pizza pioneers renowned for its Cajun-Italian pizza, will help celebrate the Mets 50th Anniversary season by creating a series of special slices inspired by Mets history.

Two Boots will be served at Taste of the City on the Field Level behind centerfield, the Caesars Club on the Excelsior Level and the Promenade Food Court behind home plate.

“As a fan since ’62, and a season ticket holder since ’84, it’s a great thrill to be joining forces with the Mets in 2012, given that it’s the team’s 50th Anniversary and Two Boots’ 25th Anniversary,” said Two Boots owner Phil Hartman. “We’re looking forward to bringing our signature slices to Citi Field, with a roster of Mr. Pink, Cleopatra Jones, Tony Clifton and Larry Tate, plus a series of rotating Mets tribute pies, starting off with “Meat the Mets’.”

Two Boots will serve the following slices:

· Cheese – Galbani whole milk mozzarella and piquant sauce
· Mild – Galbani whole milk mozzarella and a kid-friendly sauce
· Pepperoni – Featuring Zoe’s artisan pepperoni
· Mr. Pink – Creole chicken, plum tomatoes, fresh garlic and mozzarella
· Larry Tate – Spinach, plum tomatoes, fresh garlic on a white pie
· Cleopatra Jones – Sweet Italian sausage, roasted peppers, onions and mozzarella
· Tony Clifton – Shitake mushrooms, Vidalia onions, sweet red pepper pesto and mozzarella
· Slice of Mets History “Meat the Mets” – Creole chicken, pepperoni, sweet Italian sausage, jalapeños,
ricotta and mozzarella with piquant sauce

About Two Boots:
Founded in the East Village by two indie filmmakers in 1987, Two Boots is an NYC culinary and cultural institution, renowned for its Cajun-Italian pizza and deep commitment to the community. Celebrating its 25th year in 2012, and still owned and operated by co-founder Phil Hartman, Two Boots is marking the anniversary with 25 cultural events all around the city, and across the country, too.

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