Yankee Stadium

Yankee Stadium is the famous home of the New York Yankees

Overlooking the field and stands of the New Yankee Stadium
Overlooking the field and stands of the New Yankee Stadium cc licensed photo by m01229

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 Event

Address: 1 E 161st St, Bronx, NY 10451, USA

Phone: (212) 926-5337

Official Website: Yankee Stadium

Yankee Stadium Reviews

Rated 4.7 out of 5 Star Rating

5 Star Rating All of the staff were incredibly kind, which is something that's becoming harder to find these days. Just go and enjoy the experience! I purchased our tickets through Costco, and it was an amazing deal. We got two seats on the second level, which offered a great view, and each ticket included a $15 food and beverage voucher. The Costco tickets are only valid for weekday games, but they're definitely worth it. The only inconvenience was redeeming the food and beverage vouchers. Many of the concession staff didn't seem to know how to scan or process them, so we had to visit five different concession stands before we found one that could redeem them. Beer costs around $12, and cocktails are about $26. There are plenty of food options, including popcorn, chicken tenders, burgers, sandwiches, hot dogs, and much more. Overall, it was a great experience, and I'd definitely recommend taking advantage of the Costco ticket deal if you can.
Yelisa K - a month ago

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3 Star Rating Built in 2009 to replace the prior, this is a lovely stadium accessible by the 4 and B/D trains. They have a few good views and big concourses. Home of the NY Yankees, of course. The facility bathrooms were crowded at various points, but intra-inning you were ok. The Ford Club - not worth it - while you have a bar it was understaffed, and the food was just so-so (some better options outside). Free water, popcorn, soda, and peanuts but no bathroom of your own. Was "included" in the section 116 tickets but when you buy, recognize that you need to get a separate app to load the tickets on - not a fan of that at all. The suite 36/37 is very nice, double-size and good view of the field from behind home plate. Stadium food is good (hot dogs and fries, steak), but skip the sushi and pizza... much less good than what you can get elsewhere in NY.
Hank Chang - 2 weeks ago

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4 Star Rating Awesome Experience!! I drove into the city. It was pretty easy getting there n no traffic. I parked directly across the street at 161 parking. The entrance to stadium was organized and fast flowing in!! THE FOOD?!! OMGGGGG THE FOOD!!! WOW ABSOLUTELY fantastic choices!! I opted for the steak sandwich with cheese n onions from LOBELS!! OMGGGGG NOT ONE SMIDGEN OF FAT OR CRUMB TO BE HAD!!! It was DELICIOUS!! I had the taramisu in the baseball hat. And because of the seats that I purchased, we were able to go in three separate lounges, which had food and bars full bars. There is also the one lounge where we were able to get all the coffee, hot tea, hot chocolate, all the non alcoholic beverages for free.And as much as we wanted. And snacks too!! The stadium was in spick and span shape. Really very clean. Lots of armed police and security. The one thing that I really liked was there was ample and I mean, ample places to go get food desserts shakes drinks alcohol, hot dogs, etc....Wonderful experience! Leaving the stadium was lickedy split. We exited out the door walked across the street, got into our car, started it up, pulled out and left. Zero traffic. Can't wait to go again
J Harrington - 5 months ago

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3 Star Rating I've almost been to every ballpark in MLB. This one would rank in the middle. The history around it and ease to get here by public transportation is top notch. Lots of food options, which is nice, but you are paying NYC prices. There wasn't a "wow" factor with the park itself, like you have in Pittsburgh, San Francisco
James Wilson - a month ago

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5 Star Rating There’s something special about Yankee Stadium that’s hard to explain unless you’ve lived it. Growing up in the 90s, Yankees baseball was one of the few reasons my brother and I were allowed to stay up late — courtesy of my dad, a lifelong die-hard fan. The crazy part is, despite loving the team his whole life, my dad had never actually been to a game. After I got out of the Marines, I was finally able to change that. Since then, I’ve made it a tradition to take my dad and my kids to at least a few games every season. My kids have been going since they were around 4 years old, and I hope when they’re older they remember the magic of it all — waiting in line outside the stadium, hearing the crowd roar for the first time, getting their favorite stadium food, chasing bobblehead giveaways, and just soaking in the atmosphere. Yankee Stadium is more than a ballpark to us. It’s memories, tradition, and family time that sticks with you forever. And honestly… it’s the Yankees. My review probably won’t sway you either way. Just go. You’ll remember it for the rest of your life.
Orlando Figueroa - 4 months ago

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Directions

Subway Line Nearest Station Walking Time
4, B or D161st Street / Yankee Stadium1 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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