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Samsung Refreshes Citi Field’s Iconic Coca-Cola Sign with an LED Update

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Samsung Electronics America has strengthened its multi-year partnership with the New York Mets by delivering a major upgrade to one of Citi Field’s most recognizable landmarks the Coca-Cola sign above right field. The revamped LED display boasts 22,117 pixels with 3,000 nits of brightness, ensuring vibrant visibility in all conditions. Built with IP66-rated durability, the sign resists dust and rain, while updated servicing capabilities keep it ready for every game. Its iconic Coca-Cola red finish, achieved in collaboration with Coca-Cola, reinforces its status as a standout stadium feature.

This latest enhancement complements Citi Field’s Samsung-powered digital ecosystem, which includes more than 1,300 LCD displays, digital ribbon boards, concourse LEDs, and the centerpiece 24,300-square-foot dual-sided scoreboard. Together, these technologies deliver live action, 4K replays, real-time stats, and immersive visuals, making Citi Field the most technologically advanced ballpark in professional baseball.

Positioned above Coca-Cola Corner a 9,000-square-foot fan area with concessions, games, and panoramic field views the upgraded sign doubles as both an entertainment hub and a visual landmark. With Ross Video producing fresh content managed from the Mets’ Samsung-powered 4K control room, the update reflects Samsung and the Mets’ shared vision to redefine the game-day experience with cutting-edge display technology.

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