twobluecats

Dad and hubby are moderate baseball fans, and Yankee stadium certainly has a place in history. We are only in NYC for three nights, and one is already filled with a broadway show. We'd have to consider the Yankee game for the first night (after a noon arrival and a possible brief visit to the Met). Would you guys suggest the game or something else more "neighborhoody" for the evening?

SharonG

Well, as a major Yankees fan, I can't think of any better way to spend an evening than at Yankee Stadium. But I was raised on them.

HowardR

Go for it, especially since they will soon start constructing a new Yankee Stadium, so this may be your only chance to experience this history sports facility.

Laura147

If you have the chance to go to a Yankee game, go. I am sure you won't regret it.

J62

Individual game tickets are now on sale


http://newyork.yankees.mlb.com/index.jsp?c_id=nyy

J62

I'm surprised no one asked, but would you be going to the Stadium as a Yankee fan, or wearing anothers colors?

Visitors, even BOS fans, are welcome and well treated/respected in NY.

Lee4

You've got to go! The Yankees are the best--yes, I am a huge fan and somewhat biased. The stadium is full of history and will be gone soon, so go while you can. I wish so bad I could get to a game this year so go have fun for me!!

twobluecats

Would seats in tier 31 or 32 be acceptable for a Friday night game against the Angels?

Laura147

Tier 31 or 32 is a long way away, but based on current ticket sales is probably the best you are going to do without using a ticket broker. I would chose Tier 31 since this section is on the rightfield side of the stadium. Rightfield curves in and provides a slightly better vantage point than leftfield. I have sat in Tier 31 and 33 many times... you will have fun.

nytraveler

Definitely go.. For those thickets bring binoculars. (If it were me and the only time I was going to be there I would go for good seats - but then I've been a major Yankee fan since I was 5 years old.)

If you can, get there early and have a look at Monument Park (all the retired numbers and memorials to what is undoubtedly the greatest group of players in all of basebal - from Ruth/Gehrig on down). Also - you'll have a chance to see at least some of the BP.

If you decide to look for better tickets try stubhub.com - we've used them many times and their prices are usually not as bad as some of the other brokers.

charlotteguy

Yankee Stadium provides tours of the famous ballfield (check the NY Yankees web site for more information). I thought it was great...we got to walk on the field and see the locker room. I loved it! It is only about 60 to 90 minutes so doing that allows you to see the stadium w/o having to tie up 4 hours of a night watching a game....just an idea

Kal

When we were there in May '04 we took the Yankee Stadium tour.
It was awesome.

I called my Yankee buddy while standing on the "NY" logo behind Home Plate. He hated me until he went last year and actually saw a game....and I got a call. hahaha