You're Going to Citi Field? Ditch the Chariot, Take the 7 Train!
So, you've snagged yourself some tickets to see America's pastime played in the heart of Queens. Mets? Opposing team? Doesn't matter - Citi Field is about to be your oyster (well, maybe a hot dog, but you get the idea). But here's the thing: how do you get there without wrestling a mythical beast for its flying chariot? Enter the glorious, bold, and oh-so-convenient subway!
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| How To Get To Citi Field By Subway |
Here's the Lowdown on the 7 Train to Citi Field:
The 7 train is your chariot in shining (well, maybe slightly grimy) armor. It's a one-stop shop (literally one stop) to Citi Field bliss. Here's how it works:
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- Look for the 7 train, it's the orange line on the subway map (because apparently winning teams wear orange, and the Mets are always winners... in our hearts).
- Embark (or just hop on) a train going towards Flushing-Main St. Don't worry, even if you accidentally end up on a Manhattan-bound train, you can just chill until it loops back around to Queens (think of it as a scenic detour).
- Hallelujah! Your destination is Mets-Willets Point. Just follow the throngs of baseball-hungry fans and the helpful signs that will practically scream "Citi Field This Way!"
Bonus Tip: Feeling fancy? There's an accessible exit from the Flushing-bound platform that's open on game days only. Just follow the signs and avoid the post-game shuffle.
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Why the 7 Train is Your New Best Friend:
- Traffic? What Traffic? Leave the gridlock to the cars. The subway is your magic portal straight to Citi Field.
- Sing Along Time! Belt out those classic baseball anthems with your fellow fans. Just be prepared for some confused looks if you try to serenade the hot dog vendor.
- Save Those Benjamins: A subway ride is way cheaper than, well, pretty much everything else in New York City. Those extra bucks can go towards that extra-large nachos platter.
Okay, Okay, Maybe I Need a Little More Info:
- How much is a subway ride? $2.90 for most riders. That's practically highway robbery... but in a good way!
- What if I'm coming from outside the city? No problem! Many Long Island Rail Road and Metro-North trains connect to the 7 train at Woodside. Mets-Willets Point is also on the LIRR's Port Washington Branch, so you might even score a direct train.
- Is it crowded on game days? Let's just say you won't be the only one cheering on the Mets. But hey, that's part of the fun!
So ditch the chariot, hop on the 7 train, and get ready for a homerun of a game day at Citi Field!
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FAQ: You've Got Questions, We've Got Answers (Kinda):
How to get to Citi Field by subway? Take the 7 train towards Flushing-Main St. and get off at Mets-Willets Point.
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How much does it cost to get to Citi Field by subway? $2.90 for most riders.
How long does it take to get to Citi Field by subway? Depends on where you're coming from, but generally the 7 train is a pretty quick ride.
Is there parking at Citi Field? Yes, but it can be expensive and crowded. The subway is a much more relaxing option (and probably cheaper).
Can I bring food and drinks to Citi Field? Yes, but there are some restrictions. Check the Citi Field website for details.
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