Whether you are a sports fan or not, seeing a baseball game in New York is an experience that always leaves a lasting impression. Especially when it’s the Yankees, the most mythical team in Major League Baseball (MLB). Even if you don’t stay until the end of the game, the trip is well worth it. At least just to experience the incredible atmosphere at the stadium.
How to see a New York Yankees game?
You can easily go to a Yankees game since they play several games in a week. And the MLB season starts in April and ends in October every year.
Where are the best seats in Yankee Stadium?
The stadium is huge and the atmosphere is always electric at Yankee Stadium. In the diagram below, you can see all the seats and the different parts of Yankee Stadium. To get the most out of the game’s highlights, choose seats in the red area of the map.
Seats in the 400 categories (above the red box) aren’t bad either – you won’t miss any of the action. Avoid seats on the other side of the field, as you will only have access to part of the view.
Practical information
How much do New York Yankees tickets cost?
The price of New York Yankees tickets can vary depending on the seat. You can expect to pay between $35 and $105 for a regular ticket. You can pay for your tickets with a credit card or PayPal. Once you order your tickets online, you will receive them by email. You can then simply present the QR code on your phone at the stadium entrance.
Tip: It’s best to buy Yankee tickets online, as the stadium often sells out well in advance.
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How do I get to Yankee Stadium?
You can get there by subway. Get off at the 161st Street station, the stadium is right across the street. The 4 and D lines take you directly from Manhattan to Yankee Stadium.
When is the best time to get to the stadium?
Try to arrive at the stadium 30 to 60 minutes early. That way, you’ll have plenty of time to find your seat and won’t miss the national anthem. It’s an experience you don’t want to miss!
If you arrive early, you can take a few minutes to visit Monument Park under the giant screen. This outdoor museum is dedicated to former Yankees players. From there, you can also get a closer look at the stadium. The visit to the Memorial is well worth it as it is free.
Birth of Yankee Stadium
The first Yankee Stadium, known as “The House That Ruth Built” opened in 1923 and served as the home of the Yankees until 2008. The new Yankee Stadium opened in 2009 and the team capped the first season with its 27th national title.
Visit Yankee Stadium
Visitors can take a guided tour, which includes stops at the clubhouse (only in the off-season or when the team is on the road), the dugout and Monument Park, and the New York Yankee Museum, which offer a fascinating look at the legendary history of the Yankees.
Of course, professional sports in New York go much further than just the Yankees.
COVID-19 Health Restrictions
The stadium has no health restrictions. As of 03/07/22, proof of a negative COVID-19 test or vaccination is not required at Yankee Stadium.
