The New York Yankees are the most storied – and most successful – Major League Baseball team in history. It’s the 122nd season for the Bronx Bombers and you can take a train directly to Yankee Stadium to catch all the excitement in 2024. Let’s play ball!
There’s nothing quite like the experience of watching the Yankees win at their home field, followed by hearing Frank Sinatra’s New York, New York over the loudspeakers. Whether you are a dedicated fan or not, witnessing one of America’s favorite pastimes in Yankee Stadium is not something that can be easily forgotten. You’ll feel immersed in the crowd as the Bleacher Creatures roar, the sound of Take Me Out to the Ball Game fills the stadium, and the organ comes in during the seventh-inning stretch.
The next batch of home games will be on September 24 – September 29.
View the full schedule here.
The Yankee Stadium where the team currently plays was opened in 2009. The previous stadium, which opened in 1923 and was altered and renovated throughout its history, closed in 2008. The previous stadium is where legends like Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig and countless others made history. But today’s stadium is not short of its own achievements and pays homage to its iconic past. Visit Monument Park, the New York Yankees Museum to immerse yourself in the history of this team.
Tickets are available for single games or flex passes which allow attendees to bundle 2+ games or 4+ games. There is also the BallPark Pass which grants general admisison to Yankee Stadium in a non-assigned, standing-room-only area to all Yankees’ home games during the month that the pass is valid.
The New York Yankees Museum holds historic memorabilia from some of the greats. The Baseball Wall is the highlight and centerpiece of the museum with over 850 baseballs signed by layers, coaches, managers, and radio and television broadcasters. Also in the museum are several world series trophies, jerseys worn over the years and other historic and current objects special to the Yankees.
Visitors can get even closer to these objects through the Hands on History Tour, where fans can hold artifacts such as a bat used by Babe Ruth.
Guests can bring food into Yankee Stadium for individual consumption. Empty, reusable, non-glass water bottles no larger than 24oz may be brought or one can bring a factory-sealed 1-liter plastic water bottles.
Any bag brought into Yankee Stadium must be smaller than 16 inches by 16 inches by 8 inches.
Selfie sticks or professional camera equipment (drones, tripods) are prohibited.
To view the full stadium information guide click here.
Yankee Stadium is located at 1 E 161st St., Bronx, New York 10451. Parking is available through City Parking which controls the surrounding lots and garages. Prepaid individual-game parking passes must be obtained through City Parking at their website.
Catch a ball game at New York’s favorite venue via Amtrak to Moynihan Train Hall at Penn Station—Don’t forget to use the New York By Rail 15% discount! The distance from Penn Station to the stadium is 7 miles.
The real question is what you cannot do in New York City! With tons of attractions from the Empire State Building, the Statue of Liberty, Central Park and so much more, you’ll want to make a trip out of your visit!
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