1. The Jackie Robinson Rotunda: This entrance to the stadium is dedicated to the legendary baseball player, Jackie Robinson. It features a statue and numerous quotes from Robinson himself.
2. Shea Bridge: The bridge is a tribute to the old Shea Stadium and is a popular spot for fans to meet and socialize during the game.
3. Mets Hall of Fame and Museum: This museum houses a collection of memorabilia from the Mets’ history, including World Series trophies and player jerseys.
4. The Apple: After every home run hit by a Mets player, a big apple rises out of a top hat in center field. It’s a fun and unique tradition to witness.
5. FanFest Area: This area features a miniature Citi Field, a dunk tank, video games, and a batting cage. It’s a great place for kids to play and have fun.
6. The 7 Line Army Section: This is the section where the most hardcore Mets fans sit. It’s always a lively experience.
7. Taste of the City: This food court offers a variety of cuisines from different New York City restaurants. It’s a must-visit for food lovers.
8. Home Run Apple Seats: These seats are located directly in front of the Home Run Apple in center field and provide a unique viewing experience.
9. The Coca-Cola Corner: This elevated section of the stadium offers some of the best views of the field, especially during sunset.
10. Mr. Met’s Dash: After Sunday home games, kids 12 and under can run the bases just like the pros. It’s a fun experience for the whole family.

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