As the New York Mets look to build on the momentum of their standout 2024 season and the headline-grabbing addition of superstar Juan Soto, the team is also rolling out new perks for fans—thanks to a major partnership with a newly announced sponsor.
The Mets have teamed up with Moomoo, a global investment and trading platform, which is offering fans exclusive game-day benefits throughout the 2025 season. One of the most popular promotions, “Moomoo Mondays,” gives fans a free field-level ticket to any Monday home game simply by opening an account on the Moomoo app and making a deposit. Up to 500 complimentary tickets are available for each Monday game.
Moomoo is also investing in the success of the Mets this season. For every win the team has in 2025, Moomoo will contribute $10,000 to a fan fund, with a potential payout of $1 million to a lucky fan if the team wins 100 games. The $1 million prize draw is available to residents of New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Connecticut.
There are also milestone giveaways lined up for 25 wins (which the team has already reached), 50 wins and 75 wins. The prizes are $10,000 for 25 wins, $20,000 for 50 wins and $30,000 for 75 wins.
Moomoo also has a pop-up during the Mets’ Saturday block parties, held outside the stadium before Saturday home games. They provide fans with giveaways and hold fun trivia quizzes for them to take part in.
The five-year partnership between Moomoo and the Mets came about after Moomoo caught the attention of the organization’s partnership team through its advertisements in Herald Square, Times Square, Grand Central Station and on the subway, including the 7 train. Mets owner Steve Cohen ended up calling Moomoo U.S. CEO Neil McDonald in March to discuss potentially working with the Mets.
“He talked about the opportunity with the Mets and asked if we were interested. We said yes,” McDonald said. “We discussed internally and started negotiating with his partnership team. Within four weeks, we negotiated and signed everything. It was a really quick deal. I know Steve’s built a great time on the field, but his operations team that he’s built is just outstanding.”
The fact that Cohen himself was the one to reach out to McDonald about the prospect of the Mets partnering with Moomoo was very meaningful to the platform’s board. McDonald noted that this reflected just how engaged Cohen is with the team on so many different levels.
McDonald said that Moomoo will have an illuminated double-sided sign 50 feet by 36 feet put up at Citi Field in July. It will remain up throughout the next five years of the partnership. In addition to being visible throughout the stadium, the fact that it is double-sided makes it visible from LaGuardia Airport.
Appropriately enough, the Mets bullpen is now called the “Moomoo Bullpen,” with the company having advertisements in both the home and visiting bullpen. Each save the Mets get at home is referred to as a “Moomoo save” and every Mets win is a “Moomoo win.” During each Moomoo win, the platform gets ten minutes of digital domination at the ballpark. Moomoo also has its own suite at the ballpark where they can bring their clients and show them the platform’s presence at Citi Field.
“[The Mets partnership team] has gone out of their way to help us, to suggest great stuff, to get us what we wanted,” McDonald said. “We have weekly meetings with these guys. We’re in constant contact with them. No pun intended with the Amazin’ Mets, but they’ve been amazing.”
McDonald noted that Moomoo is excited to see what they and the Mets can come up with in terms of promoting the platform and the Mets next year and in the years that follow during this five-year partnership.
“We expect the relationship to get stronger and stronger,” McDonald said. “So far, this year is a great year. We’re hoping this is a foundation year for years two through five, and maybe beyond.”
