Yankee Stadium
Yankee Stadium is the famous home of the New York Yankees

Yankee Stadium is so well known, and with good reason. With a history going back to 1923 it is home of the New York Yankees Baseball team.
Out with the old and in with the new - Yankee Stadium has been replaced with the 2009 opening of a brand new version right across the street from the original. The new stadium is built to closely reflect the design and feel of both the original and renovated 1923 stadium, however the interior offers a more modern ballpark with increased space and amenities and wider concourses.
While visiting Yankee Stadium you can also check out the Yankees Museum in the lower level where you can view an extensive collection of memorabilia from the New York Yankees. The stadium does offer tours and they an be booked ahead online at a discount.
The stadium also presents many choices for eating with 25 fixed and 112 mobile concession stands, a Hard Rock Cafe at the entrance and NYY Steak nearby.
Facts For Your Visit
Official Website: Yankee Stadium
Fee: Varies by EventRegular Hours:
May differ on holidays
- Monday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Tuesday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Wednesday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Thursday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Friday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Saturday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Sunday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Address: 1 E 161 St, Bronx, NY 10451, USA
Phone: (718) 293-4300
Official Website: Yankee Stadium
Reviews
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$25 USD per Margarita, no wonder the Yankees can afford to buy all the best players. Cheers to that! And cheers to this wonderful, spacious stadium full of wonderful foods and signature dishes.
Marco Marone - 11 days ago
First time here ever and it was an amazing experience. From the staff to the actual stadium and its architectural design to the food and the ambiance, I hope to be back in the future for other similar events. I attended the Hip-Hop is 50 Concert and no better place than in the BX for it to have been. One of the best concerts I attended in my lifetime and it was an unforgettable memory!
N10 Fit - 3 months ago
Amazing experience! Incredible ballpark and great fan base. Couldn’t say more about good old Yankee Stadium. On the night I attended they snapped a 9-game losing streak, with Aaron Judge hitting 3-home runs. Amazing time with the “bleacher creatures”. Definitely worth however much you spend on tickets!
Owen Purdy - 3 months ago
I watched a football(soccer) match there. The stadium looks nice and great family event or alone, this was actually one the reasons why I travelled to NY for a holiday, to watch an MLS match (as I'm a huge footy fan and want to attend other cities to watch too). The staff were friendly too and helped me when looking for my seat and entrance. Of course, the sport is growing and not as popular as other sports but it's great to see people in their NY shirts especially kids, maybe one day the city and country will reach new heights. Good luck to them.
Peter Feng - 2 months ago
Eveytime I've been here I've had a great time! I suggest taking public transportation to get here as parking can be dicey. Getting in was a breeze especially if you are going in through Gate 2 (the others tend to get crowded). Concessions can be pricey but not exorbitant. Cheaper than other stadiums I've been to. I've sat in sections in the 30's on the first and second levels and the view was great! I actually reccomend the second level since you can see more. To top it off the Yankees won last time I went 😁.
Nicole Flores - 2 months ago
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Directions
Subway Line | Nearest Station | Walking Time |
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4, B or D | 161st Street / Yankee Stadium | 1 minutes |
How to get to Yankee Stadium by Subway
Take the4, B or D train to the 161st Street / Yankee Stadium stop.
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Facade of Yankee Stadium cc licensed photo by Rich Mitchell -
MTA nostalgia subway train stopped at the new Yankee Stadium cc licensed photo by Metropolitan Transportation Authority of the State of New York