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
Fee: Varies by EventAddress: 1 E 161st St, Bronx, NY 10451, USA
Phone: (212) 926-5337
Official Website: Yankee Stadium
Yankee Stadium Reviews
Rated out of 5
Yankee Stadium is Yankee Stadium – iconic, legendary, and powerful.
Even if you’re not a baseball fan, if you’re in NYC you must go to a game just to experience the energy. The atmosphere is unforgettable.
The key is to walk the entire stadium. That’s exactly what we did, and every level gave us a completely different perspective of the game. It’s more than just baseball – it’s an experience.
Pro tip: grab last-minute tickets 2 hours prior or when you are in the taxi or train on the day to the stadium.
Go on SeatGeek or Ticketmaster for the best value.
Mario A. Miranda Patrono - a week ago
Bucket list place!! Dream came true! And I’m sorry if I’m biased but best stadium ever! It’s huge, beautiful and clean! Lots of history and food! Nice staff! Excellent location! Easy public transportation! Great play byplay commentaries and hosting! Amazing sound! BEST BASEBALL TEAM!! Loved it!! 😍 🥰
Yeen noemi Briceno melean - a week ago
It's one of the crown jewels of baseball but it is starting to show its age from 2009. Food is phenomenal but the lines are really long and this needs improvement. Expect to miss at least two innings if you get up for food or beer during the game. You walk through catacombs on the lower level to get to your seats in some areas. No 360 view of field from concourse. Not fan friendly to the hard working common Yankee fan. The field is just one big Advertisement space. Not an inch is left unmarked by ads. All that said it is worth the trip. I still love it. You feel the Yankees mystique. Visited Friday July 25 2025.
Michael Gardane - a month ago
Caught a game at Yankee Stadium and it was an absolute blast! The atmosphere was electric, with passionate fans cheering on the Bronx Bombers. The staff were super friendly and helpful, making sure everyone had a great experience. From the concessions to the seating, everything was top-notch. We traveled all the way from London to experience the magic of Yankee Stadium, and it definitely lived up to the hype. If you're a baseball fan, Yankee Stadium is a must-visit destination. Highly recommend!
Reynaldo Ramos - a month ago
Had a great time. The seats were pretty comfortable. We had ones in the shade on right field. There is a big projector to see the count and score. There are a lot of food options and not terrible prices.
Mark - 2 weeks ago
Directions
| Subway Line | Nearest Station | Walking Time |
|---|---|---|
| 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
