The Mets Police: Obstructed Views Citifield Section 537

Obstructed Views Citifield Section 537

We haven't had any new obstructed views in a while...but DyHard set these in from Promenade Section 537. He says:

Nice view, huh? I was in Row 1 Seat 3. Two ladies came just before first pitch to sit in seats 1 and 2, and barely made it all the way down in their seats before moving back a couple rows saying "these seats suck". The LF and CF were barely in view in until having to break back to make a play, then it was to the video screens to help. 3 rows back and a few more seats away from the aisle is a little bit better (the 3rd photo). BTW, if you think home plate is far away, Pujols hit one onto the concourse one section to the right (towards the foul poll) during BP - that's far.

The Mets Police continue to encourage you to support the Mets in all ways including buying tickets - but you may want to be careful sitting in the first 3 rows of any section in the Promenade.

You can find more obstructed views here.

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