Spring Training season is a favorite time of year for Treasure Coast families, and New York Mets Spring Training in Port St. Lucie is an easy day trip from Vero Beach. With afternoon games and a relaxed ballpark atmosphere, it’s a great way to introduce kids to baseball and enjoy a fun day outside together.
If you’re planning to attend a game this spring, here’s everything families need to know before heading to Clover Park, plus the full 2026 Mets Spring Training home game schedule.
2026 Spring Training Home Game Schedule
- February 21 vs. Marlins at 1:10 PM
- February 24 vs. Astros at 1:10 PM
- February 25 vs. Cardinals at 1:10 PM
- February 28 vs. Nationals at 1:10 PM
- March 1 vs. Astros at 1:10 PM
- March 3 vs. Nicaragua at 1:10 PM
- March 4 vs Israel at 1:10 PM
- March 8 vs. Yankees at 1:10 PM
- March 9 vs. Marlins at 6:10 PM
- March 10 vs. Cardinals at 1:10 PM
- March 13 vs. Marlins at 6:10 PM
- March 15 vs. Blue Jays at 1:10 PM
- March 16 vs. Nationals at 6:10 PM
- March 19 vs. Rays Prospects at 7:10 PM (Spring Breakout Game)
- March 20 vs. Cardinals at 1:10 PM
- March 21 vs. Astros at 1:10 PM
Tickets to Spring Training Games
- Purchase tickets online at www.mlb.com/mets/tickets/spring-training.
- The ticket office is open on weekdays from 10 AM–4 PM and on weekends from 10 AM–2 PM throughout spring training.
- Make sure that you have your digital ticket — screenshots won't work at the gate.
- Tickets vary in price depending on game and seat, but usually start around $30.
- All guests 3 years and older must have a ticket. Younger kids may sit on the lap of an accompanying adult.
Spring Training Open Workouts
- Daily open workouts begin on February 11, 2026 and are free on non-gamedays. Gates open at 9:30 AM.
- On gamedays, open workshops end at approximately 10:45 AM and there is a charge of $15 plus tax for parking.
- February 16–20, the Corona Beach House and Cutwater Corner inside Clover Park will be open for Open Workouts, giving fans an inside view of practices.
Helpful Tips for Visiting Clover Park
- Parking is $15 plus tax per standard vehicle.
- Clover Park is a cashless facility. You may only use credit or debit cards and mobile payment methods (Apple Pay and Google Pay).
- Gates open 1 hour and 40 minutes before first pitch for the general public. Season ticket holders may enter 30 minutes before that.
- No bags are allowed except diaper bags, medical supply bags, or a small purse measuring 5"x 9" or less.
- Folding and lawn chairs and large umbrellas are not allowed inside the stadium.
- You may bring an umbrella strollers that is collapsible and can fit under a seat.
- Outside food or beverages are not allowed, except for one sealed water bottle. There are full-service concessions available on site.
The New York Mets' spring training games at Clover Park offer families a unique and fun experience. Whether you're there for love of the game, ballpark snacks, or just soaking in the Americana atmosphere, there’s no better place to kick off baseball season!
