When Do Mets Season Tickets Go on Sale?
As of Tuesday, November 10, 2026, the Mets have not announced an exact 2027 season-membership sale date or launch time. The official Mets page is accepting information requests for 2027 memberships at Mets.com, and the ticket office can answer availability questions at 718-507-TIXX. An inquiry is not a confirmed purchase or seat reservation. (mlb.com)
One date could easily cause confusion: the Mets’ single-game presale is scheduled for Tuesday, November 10, at 10 a.m. ET, with the public single-game sale set for Thursday, November 12, at 10 a.m. ET. Those dates are for individual game tickets, not season memberships. Treat them as separate sales unless the Mets announce otherwise. (themediagoon.com)
Mets Season-Ticket Sale Timing and Availability
There is no confirmed 2027 season-membership drop date or time. The Mets’ current official membership page asks fans to submit a form for 2027 information, so the practical next step is to contact the team and ask whether the plan you want is open for purchase, available by inquiry, or waitlisted. (mlb.com)
The recent pattern points to late summer or early fall as a useful time to start watching, but it does not establish a fixed annual sale date. For 2025, the Mets announced new memberships on September 5, 2024, and said they were available to buy that day. For 2026, a September 21, 2025, team announcement said memberships were already on sale, but did not give their first sale date. (mlb.com)
That distinction matters for planning. A past launch window can help you decide when to check in, but it cannot confirm when a 2027 plan will open or whether your preferred seats will remain available. The Mets say their current page is for membership information requests; it does not display a 2027 checkout price or sale countdown. (mlb.com)
The MLB schedule is also a separate matter. The Mets may discuss membership options before all game details are posted; a schedule announcement alone does not mean memberships are on sale. For 2027, the official ticket pages list home games and have a separate season-membership information form. Check the page that matches the product you want. (mlb.com)
Presales, Member Priority, and Early Access
There is no published 2027 season-membership presale deadline, code, or cardholder window in the current Mets membership information. The announced November presale is for single-game tickets: the team said fans could text METS to 48593 for early access beginning November 10 at 10 a.m. ET. (themediagoon.com)
Do not assume that a Citi or Amex presale, a verified-fan registration, or a single-game text offer applies to a season plan. The Mets’ membership page does not list a card requirement, member tier, registration cutoff, or season-plan purchase limit. Ask the ticket office to confirm any deadline and eligibility rule in writing before you plan around it. (mlb.com)
Existing members and first-time buyers may be in different stages of the process. In the 2025 cycle, the team said current members had until September 16, 2024, to renew, while new 2025 memberships became available September 5. This shows how renewals can overlap with new sales; it does not guarantee the same dates or priority rules for 2027. (mlb.com)
Comparing Plans, Seats, and Purchase Terms
The Mets list several types of season membership, including full, half, and quarter-season schedules, alongside flexible options. Availability, seats, benefits, and payment terms can differ by plan, so request the complete details for the exact package you are considering rather than comparing only a headline price. (mlb.com)
The official page does not currently publish a 2027 starting price, minimum deposit, payment schedule, purchase limit, or refund rule. A past figure is not a safe budget for this season: in a December 2024 announcement, the Mets said 2025 flexible memberships started at $999. That is a historical price, not a confirmed 2027 offer. (mlb.com)
Before paying, ask for the total cost and any added fees, the amount due now, each future payment date, and whether the plan renews automatically. Also ask how exchanges work, what benefits are included, and which rules apply if a game changes. Keep the written offer and receipt with your account records.
| Membership cycle | Announcement or documented status | New-sale timing | Official channel | Published price information |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | September 5, 2024: Mets announced the new Flex plan and said new memberships were available that day. | September 5, 2024 | Mets membership page and ticket office | A December 9, 2024, Mets release later listed flexible memberships starting at $999. This is a historical price. (mlb.com) |
| 2026 | September 21, 2025: Mets said 2026 season and flexible memberships were currently on sale. | Already on sale by September 21; the announcement did not state the first sale date. | Mets.com/Memberships and 718-507-TIXX | The cited announcement did not state a starting price. (metsnewslinks.com) |
| 2027 | Current official page requests information for 2027 memberships. | No exact public sale date or launch time confirmed on the page. | Mets.com season memberships; ticket office | No 2027 starting price shown on the page. (mlb.com) |
The table’s missing dates and prices are important, not oversights: the team has not published them in the cited 2027 membership information. Avoid treating third-party resale listings or old plan prices as proof of the current official offer.
Official Sales Channels and Membership Policies
Start at the Mets’ official season-membership page and use its information request form. If you need a direct answer, call the ticket office at 718-507-TIXX and ask for the 2027 membership team. The Mets list that number as their ticket contact. (mlb.com)
A form submission may lead to a sales conversation, not a seat hold or completed order. Ask the representative to confirm in writing whether your plan is available, whether a specific location can be held, and what action secures it. Do not treat a waitlist sign-up or inquiry as a purchase unless the Mets confirm that status in writing.
Retail coupon codes, price matching, and ordinary cashback offers are not part of the published membership process. The Mets’ page provides a team ticket channel, not a retail checkout with those terms. Confirm any discount, deposit, payment plan, or refund provision directly with the team before submitting payment. (mlb.com)
Step-by-Step Purchasing Playbook
The safest approach is to prepare your plan choices and budget before speaking with a representative, then compare the written terms before paying. This helps you act promptly if seats are available without confusing a single-game ticket sale with a season-membership offer.
Before You Contact the Mets
- Choose your likely plan type: full, half, quarter, or flexible. The Mets list multiple schedule types, so be clear about how often you expect to attend. (mlb.com)
- Write down preferred days, sections, number of seats, and your maximum total budget.
- Submit the official 2027 information request or call the Mets ticket office.
- Ask whether new memberships are being sold now, whether a waitlist exists, and whether the representative can quote the plan in writing.
- Confirm the deposit, full cost, payment dates, renewal terms, exchange rules, and ticket delivery method.
There is no published 2027 cart cap or checkout timeout to plan around. Since the current page routes fans to an information request, do not rely on advice about holding seats in an online cart unless the Mets give you that process for your specific offer. (mlb.com)
When You Receive an Offer
Compare plans on total cost and use, not just the initial payment. Check the included games, seat assignment, benefits, payment schedule, and any rules for exchanging tickets. If a representative gives you a verbal promise about a seat, discount, or payment term, ask for that promise in the written offer before paying.
Use the official Mets or MLB ticket channel named in your offer. Save the confirmation, receipt, and membership documents. Then sign in to the account linked to your purchase and verify your plan, seat or schedule, payment dates, and ticket-delivery details.
After Purchase
Check the account and confirmation documents for the exact membership and seat assignment. If either differs from what you agreed to, contact the ticket office promptly and keep a record of the response. The Mets’ official ticket site links to My Mets Tickets and SeatGeek, but a resale listing is not proof of a season-membership sale. (mlb.com)
Resale Timing and Price Changes
Secondary marketplaces sell tickets to games; they are not the official source for 2027 season-membership pricing or availability. The Mets’ ticket page links to SeatGeek for buying and selling tickets, but the membership page directs prospective members to an information request. Confirm that a listing is for the specific game and ticket type you want. (mlb.com)
There is no reliable, published price-drop curve for Mets season memberships, and game-ticket resale prices should not be used to predict membership costs. If you are considering a resale ticket, review the marketplace’s ticket details and transfer process before purchase. For a membership, buy through a Mets channel and ask the team to verify the account and terms.
A Practical 2025-to-2027 Planning Example
The 2025 launch shows why an early inquiry can help without giving you a guaranteed 2027 date. On September 5, 2024, the Mets announced a new Flex membership, opened new memberships that day, and set September 16 as the renewal deadline for existing members. A buyer waiting for a later single-game sale could have mistaken that separate membership window for the same event. (mlb.com)
For 2027, the practical move is to submit the current membership information form now and ask whether your preferred plan is open for purchase. If you also want individual games, track that sale separately: the Mets announced a November 10, 10 a.m. ET presale and a November 12, 10 a.m. ET public on-sale for 2027 single-game tickets. Do not assume those dates reserve or sell season seats. (mlb.com)
Frequently Asked Questions
Are 2027 Mets season tickets on sale now?
The official Mets membership page is accepting information requests for 2027 memberships, but it does not list an exact public sale date or offer a visible checkout. Contact the ticket office at 718-507-TIXX to confirm whether your plan is available, inquiry-only, or waitlisted. (mlb.com)
What is the exact 2027 Mets season-ticket sale date?
The Mets have not posted an exact date or launch time for 2027 season memberships on the official membership page. The September 5, 2024, opening applied to new 2025 memberships, so it is historical context, not a confirmed 2027 schedule. (mlb.com)
When do 2027 Mets single-game tickets go on sale?
The Mets announced that 2027 single-game tickets go on sale to the public Thursday, November 12, 2026, at 10 a.m. ET. The announced early-access sale begins Tuesday, November 10, at 10 a.m. ET, after signing up by texting METS to 48593. These are not season memberships. (themediagoon.com)
What do 2027 Mets season memberships cost?
The current official 2027 membership page does not show a starting price. The Mets said 2025 flexible memberships started at $999, but that figure is for the 2025 cycle and should not be used as a 2027 quote. Ask the team for the full written price and fees. (mlb.com)
Can I join a 2027 season-ticket waitlist?
The Mets page currently asks prospective members to submit an information request; it does not state that the form itself is a waitlist or a seat reservation. Ask the ticket representative what the form does and whether you will receive a confirmed position or purchase offer. (mlb.com)
Do season members get an early-access presale?
The Mets have not published a 2027 season-membership presale window or registration deadline on the current membership page. Their November 10 early access is for single-game tickets. Ask the ticket office whether any separate membership priority applies to your account or plan. (mlb.com)
Are full, half, and quarter-season plans offered?
The Mets list full-season, half-season, and quarter-season schedules on the membership pages, along with flexible plans. That does not confirm that every plan or seat location is open for 2027. Request current availability and compare the included games, benefits, and payment terms. (mlb.com)
Is an information request the same as buying a seat?
No. The official page describes an information request, not a completed order or confirmed seat reservation. Treat a form submission as a request until the Mets provide written confirmation of your plan, seat or schedule, payment terms, and purchase status. (mlb.com)
Can I use a coupon or cashback site for a membership?
The Mets’ membership page does not list retail coupon codes, price matching, or cashback terms. Use the official Mets channel and ask the ticket office whether any discount or payment offer applies. Do not assume retail checkout rules apply to a season membership. (mlb.com)
(This article was written by one of our staff writers, Michael T. Hargrove. Visit our Meet the Team page.)
