Mets donating tickets to military families
The Mets have donated 4,000 tickets to members of the U.S. military and their families. Credit: Christopher Pasatieri
The Mets announced the team has donated 4,000 tickets to military members and their families for Tuesday night's game against the Giants.
Working in conjunction with the USO, the Mets distributed 2,000 tickets.
In addition, the first 2,000 members of the military who show a valid military I.D. at the Day of Game Ticket Sales Window at Citi Field will receive complimentary tickets for themselves and their guests. Military personnel can receive their tickets, limited to six, starting two hours before Tuesday's 7:10 game.
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