Mets House Open In Union Square

 

Doc Gooden and Todd Zeile just before the ribbon was cut on Mets House. Photos by Jason Schott.

Mets House NYC is now open in Union Square after a ribbon cutting on Friday with Mets legends Dwight "Doc" Gooden and Todd Zeile.

Located at 1 Union Square West, opposite to the southwest corner of the park along 14th Street, this is the first ever Mets pop-up experience, an exclusive chance for fans to engage with the team outside of Citi Field. 

Mets House before the ribbon cutting. Photo by Jason Schott.

That was evident by the massive crowd on hand Friday morning that turned what usually is a quiet sidewalk into a party before they were let in at 11 A.M. and got the chance to pose for pictures with Gooden and Zeile. Mets President of Baseball Operations M. Scott Havens, and Julie Stein, the Executive Director of Union Square Partnership also took part in the grand opening.

Mr. and Mrs. Met checking out some of the items you can get at Mets House. Photo by Jason Schott.

Mets House will feature themed activities, exclusive merchandise, ongoing surprises, which include giveaways and special gifts with purchase, and other interactive elements.

Fans should keep in touch with what's going on at Mets House because there will be unique experiences that will change in the time it is open. 

Fans can check out Mets memorabilia in these cases (1 of 2).

Mets merchandise (2 of 2).

Some of the baseballs, field dirt, and player murals you can take home. Photo by Jason Schott.