Be Part of Amazin’ Mural

Fans don’t just watch Amazin’—they complete it.

Stretching across the mural, the word A M A Z I N’ serves as both a statement and an invitation. When a fan steps into the letter I, energy radiates from the foam finger, captured in bold orange lightning streaks, surging through the entire composition, lifting the players and reinforcing that the game isn’t powered by just the nine on the field. It’s powered by all of us.

Juan Soto, Bo Bichette, Freddie Peralta, and Francisco Lindor are depicted in electric, game-defining moments—swinging, throwing, pitching—their momentum building toward something bigger and converging on the fan who brings the scene to life.

The 7 Line winds through the mural, stitching together our boroughs, our communities, and our stories—carrying the heartbeat of New York Mets fans straight to Citi Field, which glows at the center.

Look closer and you’ll find layers of Mets history built by generations of fans: the Home Run Apple lit in the distance, a playful appearance from Mr. Met and Mrs. Met, the iconic phrase “Ya Gotta Believe” etched into the landscape, and the 1986 World Series ring linking past glory to the future still unfolding. None of it exists without the fans who believed first, believed loudest, and never stopped.

Because Amazin’ isn’t something handed down from the field. It rises up from the stands—it’s the chant that shakes the ballpark, the rally that refuses to fade, the belief that carries a team through nine innings and beyond.

Amazin’ belongs to every fan who steps into it.