New York Mets Ticket Prices
New York Mets tickets for upcoming home games at Citi Field start at $21 on the secondary market as of today. The typical median listing sits around $84, though prices move every hour as inventory turns over. Prices below are pulled live from the official ticketing partner of Citi Field.
Prices for every upcoming New York Mets home game
| Game | Date | From | Median |
|---|---|---|---|
| vs Baltimore Orioles | Mon, Sep 14 | $38 | $118 |
| vs Baltimore Orioles | Tue, Sep 15 | $21 | $75 |
| vs Baltimore Orioles | Wed, Sep 16 | $22 | $73 |
| vs Philadelphia Phillies | Thu, Sep 17 | $21 | $57 |
| vs Philadelphia Phillies | Fri, Sep 18 | $23 | $84 |
| vs Philadelphia Phillies | Sat, Sep 19 | $40 | $156 |
| vs Philadelphia Phillies | Sun, Sep 20 | $32 | $86 |
Cheapest vs priciest upcoming New York Mets game
The cheapest current listing is vs Baltimore Orioles on Tue, Sep 15, from $21. The priciest median listing is vs Philadelphia Phillies on Sat, Sep 19, around $156. Demand for New York Mets home games swings with opponent strength, day-of-week, and how the season is unfolding — the same seat on a Tuesday can cost half what it does on a Saturday rivalry game.
How New York Mets ticket prices move
New York Mets tickets are cheapest during weekday afternoon games and most expensive during weekend games against division rivals. The 162-game season means huge variance — the same seat can list for $20 on a Tuesday and $150 on a Saturday.
New York Mets tickets at Citi Field typically hit their lowest point 24–48 hours before tip-off, when season-ticket holders who can't attend finally dump their seats to the resale market. That's also when listing counts spike — there's more inventory than casual buyers, and prices drop to clear. Seated Courtside polls Citi Field's ticketing partner every 30 minutes on game day so you're the first to see the drop.
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