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Experience the heart-pounding atmosphere of a live Yankees game at iconic Yankee Stadium, complete with roaring crowds, historic traditions, and electric energy. Choose from multiple game dates and enjoy the quintessential American pastime—whether you're cheering during a clutch play or taking in exciting pregame festivities. It's more than a game, it's a New York moment.

Why watch a New York Yankees game

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Witness baseball history in action

The Yankees are the most successful franchise in Major League Baseball history. Watching them play at home is like stepping into a living sports museum filled with legends like Babe Ruth, Derek Jeter, and Mariano Rivera.

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Yankee Stadium

General timings:

Monday to Sunday: 9 AM- 5 PM

Stadium gates open 90+ minutes prior to game start; pregame tours begin ~90–120 mins before first pitch.

Yankee Stadium

Address: 1 E 161 St, Bronx, NY 10451, United States | ​Find on Maps

  • By bus: Bus numbers Bx6, Bx13, Bx1, and Bx2 at the Yankee Stadium.
    Nearest stops: East 161st Street, Grand Concourse
  • By train: The metro-north line stops near the stadium. Nearest stop: Yankees-E; 153rd Street Station
  • By subway: The No. 4 train (East Side) and the D train (Sixth Avenue) takes you near the Stadium. Nearest stop: Yankee Stadium subway station
  • By car: Yankee Stadium is approximately 17 miles away from John F. Kennedy International Airport.
  • Parking: Parking is not available inside the stadium, however you can park at the Yankee mall and other nearby pre-paid parking areas.
Yankee Stadium

Yankee Stadium has four entry and exit points:

  • Gate 2: Near the left field: Accessible from Jerome Avenue and East 164th Street.
  • Gate 4: Behind the home plate: Can be reached from East 161st Street and Macombs Dam Bridge.
  • Gate 6: Near the right field: Entry is available via East 161st Street and River Avenue.
  • Gate 8: Near the center field: Accessible from River Avenue and East 164th Street.
Yankee Stadium

Yankee Stadium offers a great variety of dining options for you. Here are our top picks:

Fuku: Located in Section 213, Fuku is a fast-casual fried chicken. It was inspired by a delectable spicy fried chicken thigh sandwich, and it now offers an array of fried chicken options, side dishes, and slushies.

The MAC TRUCK: Situated at the portable in Section 223 is known for offering high-quality macaroni and cheese with a variety of enjoyable toppings.

Christian Petroni: Christian Petroni is a highly influential chef known for his expertise in Italian cuisine and the mastery of red sauce dishes in the New York City region. You can find his culinary offerings in Sections 125 and 310.

Yankee Stadium
Yankee Stadium

  • Outside food and beverages, backpacks, large bags, and coolers are not permitted.

  • Professional cameras and video recording devices are not allowed, unless you have obtained proper media credentials.

  • Some of the prohibited items are: glass bottles or cans, laser pens, selfie sticks, laptops, drones, tripods, skateboards.

Yankee Stadium
  • Elevators and ramps: Elevators and ramps are available throughout the stadium, ensuring easy access to seating areas and facilities.
  • Wheelchair: Wheelchair seating is available in various locations, and companion seating is also provided.
  • Specific accessibility needs: For guests with specific accessibility needs, it is recommended to contact the stadium in advance to arrange any necessary accommodations such as assistive listening devices, handheld radios and wheelchair storage.
  • Restrooms: Restrooms, as well as accessible restrooms, can be found on every level of Yankee Stadium and are furnished with facilities for changing babies.
  • Team store: Yankee Stadium's retail outlets provide an extensive range of Yankees merchandise, which includes official memorabilia, genuine Yankees jerseys, and personalized replica jerseys.
Yankee Stadium
  • Arrive early to soak in the vibrant atmosphere and explore the stadium before the game or tour starts.
  • Don't forget to grab a seat in Monument Park, where you can pay homage to the legendary Yankees players and immerse yourself in the team's history.
  • Dress comfortably and be prepared for fluctuating weather conditions, as games are played both indoors and outdoors depending on the season.

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Frequently asked questions about New York Yankees game tickets

Which Yankee stadium games are best for tourists to attend?

Weekend games, evening matchups, or themed nights (like fireworks or giveaways) offer the best mix of energy and entertainment for casual fans and families.

What are the best seats for a Yankees game?

If you're after a great view, look for seats in the 200 or 300 levels near home plate. For atmosphere, sections in the bleachers or the first baseline give a more local experience. Monument Park is visible from most outfield seats.

Is it worth watching a New York Yankees game?

Absolutely! Whether you're a die-hard baseball fan or just want to experience the thrill of a live game, watching a Yankees game is an experience you just cannot miss.

Can I watch a Yankees game even if I don’t know baseball?

Yes! You get to enjoy the lively crowd, food vendors, music, and the iconic atmosphere at the Yankee stadium — it’s more than just a game, it’s a true New York experience.

Are last-minute Yankees tickets available?

Yes, last-minute tickets are often available online, especially for weekday games or less high-profile matchups. However, prices may vary and good seats may be limited.

Can I bring food and drinks into the stadium?

Outside food and beverages are generally not allowed, but Yankee Stadium has a wide array of food options to satisfy any craving. Indulge in classic ballpark snacks or savor the flavors of New York.

Can I bring my camera inside the stadium?

Still and video cameras are allowed inside Yankee Stadium, so feel free to capture your memorable moments. However, professional cameras with detachable lenses may require special permission.

Can I bring kids to a Yankees game?

Yes! Yankee Stadium is very family-friendly. Children under 3 years old don’t need a ticket if they sit on an adult’s lap. There are also family-friendly sections and play areas for young fans.

Are there any activities for kids at Yankee Stadium?

Yankee Stadium offers a Kids Clubhouse, where young fans can enjoy interactive exhibits and games. Additionally, special promotions and giveaways are often available for young fans.

What time should I arrive at the Yankees stadium for the game?

Gates usually open 90 minutes before the game. Arriving early lets you explore the stadium, visit Monument Park and the Yankees Museum, and watch batting practice.

What happens if a Yankees game is rained out?

If a game is postponed due to weather, your ticket is usually valid for the rescheduled date. Always check the official Yankees website or your ticket provider for rainout policies.

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