New York Mets' Citi Field/Arenas/Stadiums is located at 161st Street and Avalon Boulevard in Queens. Citi Field opened on April 17, 2009. It is the first new major league ballpark in the New York City metropolitan area since Jacob's Field in Brooklyn was demolished in 1938. The park is owned by a nonprofit corporation that receives its income from tickets sales, advertising, parking, and naming rights. The Mets play in the National League East division of Major League Baseball (MLB). The stadium is surrounded by trees and flowers, with an iconic center-field flagpole and red brick walls enclosing the playing field. There are also white seats throughout the stadium; however, the majority of them are behind home plate. In addition, there are blue seats in right field and left field, which are the most expensive tickets available at $99 per seat. These seats are named after their color and they include food vendors, WiFi, personal screens, and other amenities. There are also green seats in right field, but they do not have any food vendors or alcohol sales areas. In addition, there are orange seats in right field, but they also do not have any food vendors or alcohol sales areas.