The Mets Police

Anyone know?

Looking at purchasing some tickets for customers Will they experience any obstructed views in the Caesar’s Club seats or Section 300’s I belive. Any feedback on these seats? Is the Caesars’ club worth it??

I haven’t sat there myself yet.

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My first time at Wrigley.

I'm having a blast. Wrigley is 10,000 times better than Citi (or Yankee). Amazing that a 95 year old park can be so much better than one that is three months old.

I just asked a nice usher why they check my ticket to head to the uppers from the lowers and she explained the uppers are a preferred view and that the people behind poles and standing roomers would love to head upstairs (something to think about if the nyers ever add standing – will there be escalator police?)

Obviously so much smaller. No bombardment of audio nor advertising. Organ music.

Interesting that the stores sell tons of variant merch, but almost all just blue and red. Funny how teams can survive without black jerseys and a sponsored noisefest between every inning.

Taking tons of pics for future posts. Having fun taking nitpicky obstructed views and full blown "there's a pole in my face" views.

Crosstown Classic and we got seats on cubs.com no problem.

Off to take more pics of random ramps and signs.

To the NY Yankees: you guys are on crack giving up what you had. If they can make this place work you could've made Yankee Stadium work without a Hard Rock Cafe. "Nice head" as we say in Queens.

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Thanks to Carlos for sending these in.   These are the views from the last row of Promenade 538.  Carlos adds:

These seats have been on the web before. I wanted to see them for myself.
The funny thing is the view the Mets use from their website for this section
are misleading.

I don’t know if that’s accurate or not, but it would not surprise me.

If you have any pictures (obstructed views, good views, odd uniforms you’ve seen at the park, weird menu tiems etc) that you’d like to share with your fellow Mets fans please email them to [email protected]  

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I'm blogging from a Tarmac here in a baseball-less city. It's hard
to follow the mets when all you have are espn and a USA Today.

Metsblog's "the least you should know" feature is great because it's
written through a fans eyes and contains nuance you don't get in USA
Today (which today has a generic Santana piece.)

Some admin stuff: there's some great comments that were left. I'm not
ignoring you, just flying.

Sosa: wow shocker. By the way anyone who has a neck bigger than
there head tends to hit 60 home runs. Just saying.

If all goes well I will be the Cubs Police today. Camera ready.

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This is way cool.   For those of you under 30, or those who own major league baseball teams – the Polo Grounds was the first home of the New York Mets, and also is rumored to have been home of a team called the New York Giants who according to legend played in New York around the same time as the Brooklyn Dodgers.

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