Like I said in my game recap, I was fortunate enough to attend Saturday's game at Citi Field. I've been to Shea Stadium three times, and while I knew Citi would be an upgrade, I still wasn't sure what to expect.
Well let me tell you something: Citi Field is awesome. I was blown away by how great of a ballpark it really is.
It doesn't matter if you are a Mets' fan or not (obviously, I'm not), if you have the chance, get to a game there. The park is beautiful, clean, and has plenty of room to roam around. For a 1 o'clock game, I got there right as gates were opening at 11, and had plenty of time to check out the scenery. As I walked around the concourse, I able to take peaks at batting practice along the way.
The gift shops are nice, but extremely overpriced. Sorry, but even if I was a die-hard Mets fan, there is no chance I'd pay $50 for a t-shirt! I mean seriously now!
The highlight, other than watching the Dodgers win, was the Shake Shack burger I had before the game. Man that was good! My only regret was that I got a single instead of a double. By the time I was done, the line was already enormous, so my dream for a double went down the tubes. It was fun while it lasted.
A big thumbs up the Mets and their awesome park. It was a great experience.
Here are some pics from my visit. I was on a bus trip and had no idea where I'd be sitting, so it was to my shock that I got first row seats in centerfield. I'll take it!
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Outside of Citi Field |
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A little BP before the game |
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Scoreboard right near me |
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Mr. Kemp warming up before the game |
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A shot of the action from center |
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Wish I got a better shot, but the guy in orange in the middle is holding up a "We Want Harvey" sign |
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Kemp and Ethier tossing it around in between innings |
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R.A. Dickey vs. Kemp |
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Kenley Jansen ready for the save |
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Jansen vs. David Wright |
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The victory jump |
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You're welcome, Mr. Met... I was happy to come and see the Dodgers win |
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