You may have noticed an increased presense by Pepsi this year, particularly Pepsi MAX.\u00a0 Pepsi is really pushing their diet soda this year, and being a big sponsor of the Mets it’s particularly evident at Citi Field.\u00a0 Last Wednesday they were giving away samples before the game next to a giant inflated Pepsi MAX bottle and a pitch speed tent they had set up.\u00a0 On Friday they had huge bins of free Pepsi MAX cans to give away to Mets fans as they exited the park.<\/p>\n They also have a ticket special;\u00a0 Pepsi MAX Mondays.\u00a0<\/p>\n “In partnership with Pepsi, you can now maximize your outing at Citi Field with Pepsi MAX Mondays. Starting at $80 you can get 4 Monday game tickets in the Pepsi Porch and 4 Pepsi Fountain Sodas.”<\/p><\/blockquote>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n They’ve got the BJs Club-House sections, specially priced at $10 for kids and $20 for adults.<\/p>\n McFadden’s always has special happy hour packages than include tickets.<\/p>\n And McDonalds has a deal where if you donate $1 to the Ronald McDonald House you can get select tickets 50% off to value games in May and June.\u00a0 Tickets will cost anywhere from $14 to $48 after the discount. \u00a0Plus the donation and normal ticketing fees of course.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Way back before Citi Field’s construction, and a playoff berth, prompted a surge in attendence at the Mets home ballpark they often offered ticket deals via Wendy’s, or LIRR, or the always popular “Bring a Pepsi Can, sit in the picnic area” deal. Well, with dwindling demand this year the Mets have again started in … <\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/lh6.googleusercontent.com\/_WiYnnqmj-NY\/TbXCncYbwMI\/AAAAAAAAKhM\/phD4sw12Kx4\/s640\/2011-04-20%2017.54.11.jpg\" "\\"pepsimaxbottle\\"")
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