The Mets Police: Touring Citi Field Between Center Field And Left Field

Touring Citi Field Between Center Field And Left Field

Shannon Shark, Mets Police Chief

As we continue our tour of....(boy the brain wants to say Shea....)...Citi Field, now we're over the bridge and heading to the left field corner.

We come upon the Verizon Studio.

I don't really understand what it is....

...but it looks nice enough and we're invited in. I'm agnostic on this one and will just keep walking.

Here's the kids version of Citi Field. Looks like fun, but both Daddy and Mets Police Junior couldn't be bothered to wait on the line.

Also in this area are the batting cages for kids. Also cool, also come with a line. We kept going....

...but this kid was more patient than we are.

The dunk tank is a lot of fun, it was crowded enough that I couldn't get a clear picture....

...despite several tries.

Tomorrow we make our way to the beer.

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