Just a 16 minute train ride from Penn Station and six minutes from Woodside, the Long Island Rail Road stops right at Citi Field with easy connections to the best of Long Island and New Jersey Transit.
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train conveniently serves Grand Central's Metro North Trains from Westchester and Connecticut, as well as service from Port Authority Bus Terminal in midtown Manhattan.
For persons with disabilities, there are some important things to note in preparation for the trip to the Mets/Willets Point Station, which is accessible only on game days and for special events. Click here for more information »
Mass Transit is easier and faster. Get on board! For more information, call the MTA at (718) 330-1234 or visit http://www.mta.info »
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TRAINS: train can be made at the 74th Street-Broadway / Roosevelt Avenue stop in Jackson Heights.
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TRAINS: train at Queensboro Plaza.For travel information, please call MTA New York City Subway at (718) 330-1234.
Train service to Mets/Willets Point Station is also available on eastbound Port Washington Branch trains from Penn Station and westbound trains from Great Neck and Port Washington. The train ride is just 18 minutes from Penn Station to Mets/Willets Point Station. For those traveling on the LIRR from Long Island, the new ballpark is just six minutes from Woodside, 17 minutes from Great Neck and 27 minutes from Port Washington. From Long Island, customers may go directly to the stadium from Port Washington Branch stations. Customers from other branches should transfer at Woodside.
For fare and schedule information, call (718) 217-5477 (New York City) or (516) 822-5477 (Long Island).
Change for the train line at Grand Central Station. Take the train to Mets/Willets Point Station.
Delta Airlines together with New York Water Taxi have teamed to bring fans a free Water Taxi service to every regularly scheduled home game at Citi Field.
The Delta Baseball Water Taxis do not take phone reservations. Seating is limited to 147 passengers per Water Taxi and tickets can be picked up at Pier 11/Wall St., as early as two hours before departure. A limited number of tickets will also be available online at www.nywatertaxi.com.
Please note: service is only provided to the game; there is no post-game return service back to Manhattan.
Take NJ Transit to Penn Station and transfer to LIRR. Citi Field is just two stops from Penn Station.
Citi Field is easily accessible by bicycle and provides safe bike parking locations around the ballpark. For more information on how to plan your route to Citi Field, click here »
train, including the Q18, Q23, Q29, Q32, Q39, Q45, Q47, Q53, Q58, Q60, Q67, Q72, Q104, B24 and B61. For more information, please call (718) 330-1234. Complete Queens Borough Bus Map [.pdf] > train can be made at Flushing/Main Street via Long Island Bus lines N7, N20, N21. For more information, please call: MTA Long Island Bus (516) 228-4000. train can be made by taking the train to the 74th Street-Broadway / Roosevelt Avenue stop in Jackson Heights.Seastreak (formerly Express Navigation, Inc.) departs from Highlands in Monmouth County, New Jersey for a 75-minute trip to Citi Field. The return trip departs 30 minutes after the game. For fare and schedule information please call (800) BOATRIDE OR (732) 872-2628.
