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Kathy Apr 29th, 2002 10:37 AM

New York Yankees Tickets
 
Coming to NYC in September and plan to attend a Yankees game. Since they are my favorite team and I have a once in a lifetime chance to see them in Yankee stadium, I plan to purchase $$$ tickets from a broker. The problem I'm having is trying to figure out the seating chart. Can someone give me good choices along the first base line (preferably over dugout). This will help me determine what seats I'm actually purchasing.<BR><BR>Thanks,

Randy Apr 29th, 2002 10:45 AM

Here is a seating chart link:<BR><BR>http://wfan.com/seatmaps/#yankee (you can zoom in and out with the right button on your mouse)<BR><BR>I'd see what kind of tickets they have on the Yankees web site before calling a broker. Since you are looking so far in advance to buy tickets, ticketmaster (http://newyork.yankees.mlb.com/NASAp...ub_context=nyy) may still have good seats left. Also, you might want to look into going to Monument Park before the game - it is nice to see up close.<BR><BR>Have fun.

ryan Apr 29th, 2002 10:53 AM

Unless you are trying to get tickets to one of the Yankee-Red Sox games, or the best seats in the house, you probably don't need to use a broker.<BR><BR>The Yankees have home series against the Devil Rays, Orioles, and White Sox that month. None of those 3 are major rivals. Tickets should be available. Avoid tier reserved seats and tier boxes, unless its in the first two rows.<BR><BR>

Kathy May 2nd, 2002 01:28 PM

Thanks for the information from all.

goNets May 2nd, 2002 01:33 PM

You can also buy tickets at a Yankee store. There are a number of them in Manhattan. I went to the one on 42nd St. around 8th Ave


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