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: (718) 293-4300

Official Website: Yankee Stadium

Yankee Stadium Reviews

Rated 4.7 out of 5 Star Rating

5 Star Rating It’s Yankee Stadium, how can it not be five stars?! To say this place is like a coliseum is an understatement. The facade is grand and inside of Gate 4 you just feel like you’re in some place special and important. The main concourse is wide and full of vendors and screens displaying what’s being served. Prices are reasonable for a large-market team, and the lines weren’t bad at all. There really isn’t a bad view anywhere in this ballpark. We were pretty high up but could still see everything going on, and felt on top of the game. There isn’t much of an in-game experience, but the production team still puts on a great show. I’m happy to cross this off my stadium list and can’t wait to return!
Nick Armes - a month ago

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5 Star Rating My first trip to the new Yankee Stadium. I visited "The House That Ruth Built" back in 05. I think they did an excellent job modernizing the stadium while keeping it historically similar. I loved the new museum and Monument Park. Food options have definitely been upgraded. As always, I love to set with the "Bleacher Creatures." Same great fans with a much improved park! I highly recommend it.
Brad Bowman - a month ago

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5 Star Rating Is it crowded? Of course, but it’s very well organized. Is it noisy? Of course, but see previous question. You can’t expect a baseball stadium to be quiet. The best part was the guy at the end who kept starting the wave. There’s plenty of choices for food and areas to hang out in if you don’t want to stay in a seat. Just remember that it gets pricey so if you don’t want to spend a lot then get something to eat before you arrive. The earlier you arrive the better because you can get through security pretty quickly. My son absolutely loved the experience of seeing a game and now wants to join his school’s baseball team. This is a kid who wanted to be a basketball player and was on the basketball team for years. Being from the Bronx and seeing the Yankees win at a home game was definitely inspiring for him. Watching a Yankee game in person is a great experience.
K Silver - a month ago

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5 Star Rating I had an amazing time at the Yankees vs. Cleveland game on 08/22/2024. The atmosphere was electric, and the highlight of the night was watching Aaron Judge hit a home run. It felt like the entire stadium erupted in excitement, and being there to witness it in person was truly special. Moments like this remind me why I love baseball so much. It was an honor to be part of that unforgettable experience.
Juice - 4 weeks ago

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4 Star Rating Fricking history! I am so glad I got the opportunity to go this iconic field, I wish I would have gotten to see the Twins, but the win against the Royals was a lot of fun. The stadium is easy to navigate with bathrooms and food easily accessible.
Eric Jacobson - 2 weeks 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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