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The Mets are riding high — and their owner wants the team and the fans to enjoy it while the going is good.

The Amazin’s won their seventh straight game on Wednesday afternoon with a  in the 10th inning to sweep the Phillies at Citi Field.

Steve Cohen, in the hours after the victory, took to X and reveled in the victory, though he did caution that things might not always be this fun.

“We need to keep riding this wave,” Cohen wrote. “There will be mean [reversion] at some point but there is something special happening at Citifield. So much fun.”

The latest fun came in extra innings with the Mets down by one before Pete Alonso smacked a game-tying double and Starling Marte dunked a broken-bat single to center to send the Mets to their third walk-off win of the season and second on this homestand after in the ninth inning with a homer.

Cohen took to social media after that game and expressed similar joy.

“Citifield was rocking last night,” he wrote. “Big crowd and a (Francisco)Lindor walk off. Come on out everybody and join the fun!”

The “big crowd” has been a theme for the team during the last seven games, with each contest — including 36,863 at Wednesday’s matinee — having at least 35,000 on hand in Queens.

The Mets are now 18-7 with a .720 winning percentage, which is tops in all of baseball. They are also sixh in MLB in average attendance at 36,579.