TBD at New York Mets (NLCS, Home Game 3) (If Necessary) (Date TBD) Citi Field Flushing

Citi Field is a baseball park inaugurated in 2009, as a replacement to Shea Stadium which was opened in 1964 in the neighborhood of 1964 New York World's Fair. Located at 126th St and Roosevelt Ave, in the vicinity of Flushing, Queens, New York, this space is easily reachable from Line 7, NYC Subway and the LIRR. It comes with a seating capacity of 42,000 spectators and 200,000 plus square feet of dedicated space for hosting events like corporate meetings, trade shows, receptions, and private parties. Citi Field also features over 50 luxury suites, the Pepsi Porch with 1200 seats, The Clubhouse group area, several premium club areas and numerous other amenities including an outfield picnic known as the Taste of the City, an interactive Mets museum, Hall of Fame displays and variety of culinary offerings.

Citi Field was initiated in 1964 as the Mets' first ballpark named Shea Stadium. Shea Stadium hosted several historical events including 1969 & 1986 World Series-winning games, several New York Jets matchups, the 2013 Major League Baseball All-Star Game. World-famous artists have played concerts like the Beatles and Beyonce.

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