Jaunted

Our cheap $19 seats sat us squarely up in the nosebleeds above the outfield, but the beauty of Citi Field is that they've installed railings with cupholders behind most sections on lower levels, so that you can stand in a better viewing position for the price of those cheapest seats. Or you can abandon a good view of the game altogether for lunch on the picnic tables down behind the bullpen, where you can watch pitchers warm up from like twenty feet away.

Perhaps our favorite part of Citi Field is the variety of food options. There's NYC-famous Shake Shack, a branch of the Belgian Pommes Frites fry shop, a Lobster shack, your typical Kosher hot dog stands, and tacos and bacon burgers at every corner. Sign a pledge to be a designated driver and it'll earn you a free 16 oz soda, which alone costs like $4. For a fancier options, there's the reservations-required and air conditioned Acela Club, so named because of sponsorship of the ballpark from Amtrak. Their $45 prix-fixe dinner turned us off, but a brunch here during an earlier game on a hot day sounds just right.

Check out photos of all this and more in a our gallery, which just happens to be from Monday's excellent "Pyrotechnics Night," the best night to attend in our opinion. Unless they're giving away Slankets, and then we're totally there too.

[All photos: Jaunted]