Saturday, October 18, 2025

QBC 2025 Tickets Go on Sale tonight at 7pm

 


I know, I know. You guys have been waiting for this for a while. We are proud to announce that QBC 2025 tickets go on sale tonight on QueensBaseballConvention.com at 7pm east coast time.

Queens Baseball Convention 2025
Date: Saturday, December 13, 2025

Location: Four Points by Sheraton, 33-68 Farrington Street, Flushing, Queens, NY
Time: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM

Tickets: Available at QueensBaseballConvention.com or EventbriteJoin Mets fans for the ultimate fan fest at the Queens Baseball Convention (QBC) 2025, a celebration of all things New York Mets, held at the Four Points by Sheraton in Flushing, Queens! Organized by passionate fans for fans, QBC combines the excitement of a Comic Con with the nostalgia of a baseball card show, offering a fun-filled day to kick off the offseason and fuel your Mets fever.Event Highlights:

Appearing this year for Panels and Autographs-

1986 World Champion Jesse Orosco

Terry Collins and Retired Umpire Tommy Hallion

Current Mets Player(name will be updated as soon as we get confirmation)

  • State of the Mets Panel: Dive into the latest Mets news, rumors, and offseason strategies with a lively discussion led by Gotham Baseball’s Mark C. Healey. In the past it has featured expert insights from top Mets analysts, including Joe DeMayo (SNY’s The Mets Pod), Anthony Rivera (Subway to Shea Podcast), Matt Ibanez (Til Mets Do Us Part), and more. Get the scoop on the team’s 2025 outlook and what’s next for the Amazin’s!
  • SNY is bringing in one of their shows to a live version with On Air Talent
  • Mets Make a Deal with Dennis Holden: Test your Mets knowledge and negotiation skills in this fan-favorite game show hosted by Dennis Holden. Compete for exclusive Mets prizes and bragging rights in a fun, interactive session that brings out the inner GM in every fan.
  • Hosted by John Saponaro: The charismatic John Saponaro, a QBC staple and co-host of Til Mets Do Us Part, will keep the energy high as he hosts panels and engages with fans throughout the day.
  •  Enjoy Q&A sessions, autograph signings, and memorable stories from Mets history.
  • This year's guests include 1986 World Champion Jesse Orosco, The Terry Collins Show featuring Terry Collins and Retired Umpire Tommy Hallion and a current player fro the NY METS.
  • Vendors Galore: Browse a treasure trove of Mets memorabilia, from rare baseball cards and Hall of Fame collectibles to custom artwork and team apparel. Vendors like artist Brian Kong will offer unique items for collectors and casual fans alike.
  • Food & Drinks: Savor delicious offerings from Grande Affair, a QBC partner, with a menu featuring fan-favorite bites and refreshing drinks to keep you fueled all day.
  • Prizes & Giveaways: trivia contests, and exclusive swag. Past events have featured bobbleheads, signed memorabilia, and more—don’t miss your chance to score!.

Whether you’re a diehard Mets fan or just looking for a fun day out, QBC 2025 is the place to be for baseball, community, and Amazin’ vibes. Grab your tickets now at QueensBaseballConvention.com and join us to celebrate the Mets in the heart of Flushing! Follow @QBConvention on X and Instagram for updates. Let’s Go Mets!Note: Guest appearances, schedule, and promotions are subject to change. Check the official QBC website for the latest details.

Prices for QBC 2025. 

I know the First Questions is going to be is $80.88 for Admission?

Yes we know it can be sticker shock but a lot of our costs have gone up and we are still trying to keep this as low cost to our fellow fans as possible. Not only do you have hours upon hours of entertainment for that price but you also get a Jesse Orosco autograph ticket included with it. And yes folks, if there was no included Orosco autograph ticket with it, the price would be the same. Also we hate having to include the fees and taxes but Eventbrite and the government needs to make their money off of all of us.

Is the Orange and Blue VIP tickets worth it?

I say this every year the Orange and Blue VIP options are the best value if you want to meet players. You get to come into the venue early, you get either a dedicated table(BLUE) or you pick a seat within the first four rows(Orange). You get to the fast pass to move quicker through the lines for autographs. Also we don't charge for photo ops with autograph tickets. So depending on if the player is cool with having a quick selfie with you and your own device, and you are already getting an autograph, you can grab a quick pic with them.

Why should I pay for the current player if he wasn't announced yet? 

You don't have to. There are plenty of General admission tickets where you can buy to attend and then after the player is announced you can buy his autograph ticket. Just remember we usually get players you like to see.

Over the years I know we have proven how good the QBC is and the folks who have attended will tell you how good it is. We are fans that put this together. We are fans who want our fellow fans to have a good time. And no we don't make a ton of money off our fellow fans. We make enough to cover costs and to try to roll over more money to the next event to keep getting better, unique, and fun guests. We really appreciate all of you and the fact that you support the QBC and each other as fans. I know there will be folks that will complain about the pricing and these folks more than likely have never been a part of the QBC before and don't know what the event is all about. It's about celebrating our fandom. 


As soon as we can announce the current Mets Player, we will. We will also publish the schedule as soon as it is finalized.

Can't wait to see you guys on Saturday December 13th. 

Grab your tickets here.

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