How do you get to Citi Field?

Citi Field parking and transit: lots, prices and how to get there

The 7 train stops at Mets-Willets Point station, with extra and express service added on gamedays; the Long Island Rail Road Port Washington Branch also serves Mets-Willets Point station.

Where can you park?

Lot or garage	Price	How to buy	Notes
Citi Field game or event lots	$40	Purchasable in advance or on arrival subject to availability; see mlb.com/mets/ballpark/information/guide	All lots open two and a half hours before the scheduled start of games or events.
Bus parking	$80	See mlb.com/mets/ballpark/information/guide	For buses arriving for games or events.
Southfield commuter lot	$6	See mlb.com/mets/ballpark/information/guide	For MTA subway and Long Island Rail Road commuters; operates 3:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. weekdays.

Where is rideshare pickup at Citi Field?

The official rideshare pickup and drop-off zone is just north of the Left Field Gate near the Shea Road and Boat Basin Place intersection. For mobility-challenged guests using Access-A-Ride, NYC Accessible Dispatch, or rideshare, the Bullpen Gate on Seaver Way is the recommended drop-off and pick-up location. (source)

Is there accessible parking and entry at Citi Field?

All entry points at Citi Field are ADA accessible, including the Hodges, Seaver, Shea, Right Field, Bullpen, Left Field and Stengel gates. Over 800 accessible seat locations are available throughout the ballpark. Citi Field has 11 elevators for wheelchair access, and five Fan Assistance stations (Sections 106, 126 and 142 on the Field Level, Section 306 on the Excelsior Level, and Section 412 on the Promenade Level) provide wheelchair and stroller storage and general assistance. Adult changing tables are available in Family Restrooms on the Excelsior Level behind Section 312 and the Promenade Level behind Section 420. (source)

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