The train is your best bet. Both the MTA 7 and the LIRR stop right at the Mets-Willets Point station—a short walk from the stadium gates. While you can drive and park for $40, booking a hotel in nearby Flushing puts you on that same 7 line for a direct ride in.
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Flushing, Queens, is a practical neighborhood for hotels due to its proximity to Citi Field and direct public transit access via the 7 train.
Long Island City offers more affordable accommodation options compared to Manhattan, provides great views of the Manhattan skyline, and has a vibrant food scene. It also boasts excellent subway connections, particularly to Midtown Manhattan and Queens-based venues.
Served by subway lines 7, N, W, E, M, G. The 7 train provides direct service to Times Square-42nd Street and Grand Central. Easy transfers are available for Citi Field.
The most convenient public transit option is the MTA Subway 7 train, which stops directly at the Mets-Willets Point station, a short walk from the stadium. The Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) Port Washington Branch also serves the Mets-Willets Point station. Several MTA bus routes, including Q48, Q66, and Q72, stop near Citi Field.
Rideshare: The official postgame rideshare pick-up location is situated just beyond the intersection of Shea Road and Boat Basin Place, northwest of the stadium. Pregame drop-offs can be made along Seaver Way or Roosevelt Avenue.
Parking: Citi Field's parking lots are cashless, accepting credit/debit cards, Mets Gift Cards, and mobile payments. Car parking costs $40 and bus/oversized vehicles cost $80 for regular season Mets games. Accessible parking spaces are available in Lots B and F, as well as the Southfield Lot. Guests wishing to pay with cash can use reverse ATM machines located outside the ballpark to obtain a cash card.
A go-to spot for Mets fans before and after games, offering an unbeatable lineup of beers on tap and an atmosphere described as the closest thing to being at the ballpark. It's filled with team pride and game-day excitement.
What to order: Beers on tap.
