NEW YORK (AP) — The New York Mets are cutting some ticket prices for the third straight year at Citi Field after another losing season.
The team will introduce what is known as “dynamic” pricing for individual tickets — meaning the cost of seats may fluctuate based on demand.
The Mets, beset by financial and attendance problems, said Tuesday they are cutting the cost of season tickets by up to 30 percent.
New York drew 2.35 million in its third season at Citi Field, down from 2.57 million last year and 3.15 million in 2009. It was the Mets’ lowest total since 2004, when they played at Shea Stadium.
