Attorney General: Beware of Mets, Yankees Playoff Ticket Scams
Consumer Alert: Following a few tips can help prevent you from falling victim to would-be scammers, says the NY AG.
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Direct answer
- I don’t have real-time access to current Mets ticket office updates. Please check the Mets official site or reliable ticket platforms for the latest office hours, contact options, and current ticketing policies.
Where to look for the latest news
- New York Mets official tickets page: Look for “Tickets” or “Single Game Tickets” sections on mlb.com/mets/tickets. It will have the most authoritative details on the Ticket Office operations, hours, and entry methods.
- Citi Field/Team updates: The Mets’ social channels (Twitter/X and Instagram) often post timely notices about ticketing changes, gate openings, or special promotions.
- Reputable ticket marketplaces: SeatGeek, Ticketmaster, or MLB’s official digital ticketing pages typically reflect current ticket availability and any changes to how tickets are issued or scanned at the venue.
What to verify when you contact them
- Current Ticket Office hours and location at Citi Field.
- Whether tickets can be bought in person on non-game days and the exact entry process (paper vs digital, will-call options).
- Any recent changes to entry scanning (mobile wallet, digital tickets, or facial recognition where applicable) and privacy considerations.
If you want, I can draft a quick checklist or draft messages to send to the Mets Ticket Office or compile a short, 1-page summary once you confirm you’d like me to search again when you have web access. I can also help you compare ticketing options across SeatGeek, MLB, and the Mets site.