Free Ticket to a Mets Game

Attention all fans of the New York Mets. Right now, your Twitter account is your ticket to a Mets vs Reds game opening weekend (April 5-6, 2014). This is the third year in a row for this great promotion so lets hope they keep it going.

Make sure you follow both @Mets and @SNYtv on Twitter. Then head over to the MLB website to submit your Twitter handle and request your ticket. These tickets are going to go fast so hurry up and request your free ticket now.

As a @Mets and @SNYtv Twitter follower you will receive a complimentary Mets ticket in the Promenade courtesy of SNY to one of the opening weekend (Saturday, April 5 & Sunday, April 6) games when the Mets host the Reds.

To redeem your complimentary seats you must enter a credit card number, but you will not be charged.

Free Ticket to a Mets Game

Attention all fans of the New York Mets. Right now, your Twitter account is your ticket to a Mets vs Marlins game opening weekend (April 5-7, 2013). This is similar to the promotion they ran last year, so hopefully it is the start of a new tradition.

Make sure you follow both @Mets and @SNYtv on Twitter. Then head over to the MLB website to submit your Twitter handle and request your ticket. These tickets are going to go fast so hurry up and request your free ticket now.

As a @Mets and @SNYtv Twitter follower you will receive a complimentary Mets ticket courtesy of SNY to one of the opening weekend (April 5-7) home games when the Mets host the Marlins.

To redeem your complimentary seats you must enter a credit card number, but you will not be charged.

Free NYC Taxi Rides Today Only

Dr. Oz is advertising his new time slot by offering New Yorkers a way to cut down on their after work stress today (May 26, 2011) in New York City. Just look for one of more than 400 Dr. Oz topped taxies and you will be taken anywhere in New York City (airports excluded) for free. That's right, free taxi rides in NYC. The free promotion will be running from 4-6pm, just in time for the rush hour commute.

The cabs will leave from various staging areas in Manhattan, including major points such as Grand Central, Penn Station, Rockefeller Center, the Flatiron Building, Columbus Circle, Bloomingdales, and in Harlem at St. Nicholas between West 125th and 126th Streets. At three of these posts – Grand Central, Rockefeller Center and Harlem – commuters will even have the opportunity to have their blood pressure taken, checking the pulse of what a real New York City rush hour does to the body.

If you haven't already, Dr. Oz also is currently offering an online health screening called real age which tells you how old your body is based on health. It's kind of cool and scary at the same time.