Colony grill King's Hawaiian Future Christian Petroni Honestly went for the first time to the new Yankee Stadium. The house Babe Ruth built was demolished. Packed as we did not receive a cup for first 18000. Honestly, we met a friend outside the stadium for libations. We might of made it if we did not detour. What did we have? Lobster roll Pepperoni pizza Spicy tenders & waffle fries Mac & cheese Affogato There was three and we were all pleased with the culinary experience. read more

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As a lifelong Yankee fan waiting YEARS to see the new digs, I was shocked and appalled how hard it was to literally just *gain entry* to the stadium. this is a multibillion-dollar organization and they can't figure out how to move fans through? just appalling really. nobody knew which gate we should go to despite having higher-tier seats. once finally inside, the place markings were a joke--"guest services" was a rando area that was NOT MARKED BY ANY SIGNS. guys, you need to do better with all of this. the food was okay and of course pricey, and some of the folks were nice enough. but everything was overpriced and, for example, we had to decide if waiting on a huge line to see Monument Park was worth it. we decided it wasn't, despite paying top dollar for it. we were in the upper deck and had a great view of the game, but for real. with all the cash sloshing around that place you'd think they would figure things out better. come on. my Yanks clobbered the White Sox, but parts of our experience were far less fun. read more

This review is specifically for the first of Jay-Z's three concert dates at Yankee Stadium, not for a Yankees game. The biggest issue of the night was the organization. There was a lot of confusion getting fans with floor tickets to the correct entrance, receiving the proper wristbands, and finding the GA pit area versus VIP Pit. Doors opened at 6:00 p.m., but despite arriving on time, I wasn't able to reach the pit until nearly an hour later because of the disorganization. Once the concert got underway, things improved. The sound system was excellent, drinks were decent, and the performance made the wait worthwhile. Leaving the stadium, however, was another challenge. The crowds were overwhelming, with what felt like everyone heading toward the nearest McDonald's, creating major congestion outside the venue. Thankfully, the subway was quick, efficient, and made getting back to Times Square much easier. Overall, the concert itself was great, but the poor crowd management before and after the show took away from what should have been a much smoother experience. read more

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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 MVP Club - not worth much - 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. You get a bracelet so you can re-enter later. Fun was the No Tarp crowd that grew mid-game and was noisy even in a 2-9 loss to the Tigers. Ice cream in a little Yankees cap is fun, as is the bucket of chicken. The cups (shakers for some mixed drinks) and the stadium cup for a mixed Jim & diet were nice takeaways (plastic though). read more

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I enjoyed visiting here on 7/4 for 250 anniversary America. lots of time give away Yankee logos. Try to look at the official web. So many things to see at Yankee stadium food and goods. Arrive at least an hr advance to relax. Be ready for your tickets before getting in! Infront of train or bus esp train could be packed with Yankee fan. Food stand has Yankee originals. I'm collecting it! See photos. When you bring water bottle, there're water refills infront of the restroom men and women areas. After the game, you'll allow to stay at Hard Rock Cafe. read more

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What an amazing time at the home field! This was such an exhilarating experience! Yankees won of course! Of course food and drinks were a little pricey but it comes with the experience! read more

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As a Yankees fan, coming here was on my bucket list for a long time. Like a lot of others, I am a big fan of history and do wish that they kept the old stadium around...that being said our game day experience was pretty good! Our first order of business was visiting monument park right as gates opened at 5:30 since it closes before first pitch. Best access is entering in through Gate 8, and surprisingly there was no line for a Friday evening game! This is a must for any baseball fan and you can see all of the retired Yankee numbers along with a monument plaque for greats. We also had a good field and dining experience. Tried the angry lobster roll, grub and tub chicken bucket, and ice cream chicken bucket. The chicken was alright, nothing too amazing but it is a lot of fries and a good amount of tendies. Pretty decent value for $23 since it comes with a souvenir drink. Lobster roll was great! I really liked the seasoning, and it came with a side of chips too. The real highlight was the ice cream chicken bucket! The hype is real with this one! Each drumstick was made intricately with yummy cornflake coating and the chocolate pretzel bone is a great touch. Seating in the 212 section was pretty fun. The Yanks are doing great right now so the energy in the crowd was amazing. We went crazy during Ben Rice's homer! Only downside was some people got a bit too crazy and threw up right behind my wife's seat...not great but it is what it is I guess. We enjoyed walking around the stadium, talking to fans, and taking in all the different views while getting our food. The one thing I'd say is that while our experience was good, can't help but feel the stadium lacks a bit of character. The concourse is just okay compared to most other modern stadiums, and there aren't many things other than monument park and the Yankee museum that make the place stand out. The great hall is cool, but you don't really spend much time there. It's a good stadium, but I feel like there were some missed opportunities during construction that could have put it in the upper echelon of MLB ballparks. read more

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Our Yankee Stadium Review: A fairly decent experience at Yankee Stadium, Yankees vs. Boston, From the moment you walk in, the atmosphere is electric, The stadium is fairly clean, it could use some paint and cleaning in some spots, broken handrails etc...The stadium offers excellent sightlines The food and beverage options are super pricey and full of booze (no energy drinks?) the staff is friendly and helpful. Whether you're a lifelong Yankees fan or just visiting for a game, the energy of the crowd and the iconic setting make for an unforgettable experience. A first-class ballpark that perfectly blends tradition with modern amenities. Highly recommended for any sports fan. Can be better with some little upgrades read more

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Came for the jayz concert. First time at the stadium. Thinking about going to the other two shows. Had a ball!!!!! read more

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It's always been a dream to make it to the baseball Mecca so being here felt surreal. This is more of an admiration post opposed to a review! I'll be back for another game, concert etc. The prices are NY prices so don't expect not to spend money while your here. read more

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I love the Yankee stadium. It's so much fun coming to a game. My kids love it and the kids club is a lot of fun. A good break for them after sitting for a bit. The bathrooms are clean and the staff has always been easygoing. Popcorn a Stella and a share bucket with ice cream in a baseball cup is are jam. Have a Mastercard? Get the perks. Cashless stadium. read more

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So many food choices and snacks! I was so excited to even see some nostalgic NYC staples like Mister Softee. read more

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The Yankees get 5 stars this time because they won, the weather was nice, the fans were fun in the area we sat read more

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I came for a Yankees vs. KC game as my friend is a huge baseball fan and wanted to see the stadium. It's an open layout which is nice with food and drink stands surrounding the field and reasonable prices for a big city ball park. The crowd was energetic and it was fun even as a non-baseball fan. Worth checking out especially as it's so easy to get to via subway! read more

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I come several times during the season so I'm surprised I haven't made a review yet. My favorite baseball team...but sadly, not my favorite stadium. Food selection is just ok. The garlic fries are ALWAYS fire. Staff IN the stadium and at concessions are cordial but staff in the merch stores are so aloof and seemed so pressed. Maybe it's the abundance of people but they should know it's a fast-paced gig. In any case, I go for my Yankees. Win or lose, it's always a fun time. read more

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What an amazing day spent visited monument park for the first time along with the museum. They are must go when visiting a game. Love the energy snd enthusiasm. It's a vibe always. read more

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The Yankees Home opener against the Marlins was a great way to spend the day on my youngest's first visit to New York. The bar is set high for ball parks because Kyle was a baseball player(lefty/first baseman,a relief pitcher) who missed his Junior and Senior year during Covid. Although lifelong Giants fan, who gets frequent field access and fantastic seats because his dad is a sports medicine/ ortho specialist who once worked for the St Louis Cardinals( as well as the Rams and the Blues). I digress because I am me ( also nobody tell my deceased father that we were here because the lifelong Brooklyn Dodger fan would have been heartbroken! I would have given Yankee Stadium four stars , based on ease of access from the subway, cute concession stand souvenirs ( the stadium cup and chicken finger bucket are being fashioned into an Easter basket for my nephew!) and cleanliness of restrooms. Also Aaron Judge hit home run within ten minutes of the game starting. Even though I am Yelp Elite Squad, Kyle's comments ( I hate Queens! This stadium is cool, but sucks compared to the Giants stadium!" and our new subway bestie pointing out how superior the old stadium was. sooo - Three stars for you based mostly on the impression made on Kyle. Fans on the East Coast are just better, heartier, more devoted We had a great day read more

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LOVE MY YANKEES. A great stadium with great food vendors. Always an exciting time. You can bring food into the stadium, but definitely check out their vendors. Prices are not the worst I've seen in a stadium/arena. read more

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We try to go several games a year especially for our anniversary we've turned it into a tradition. Hubby loves sports and I'm a Yankee fan so what better celebration! This year we tried the new "MVP Burger" and Loved it! We both enjoy onion rings which is a great touch. It was cooked to our liking, juicy and flavorful. This is a must try if you enjoy the 99 burger and like onion rings read more

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Umm the fact that my favorite place on earth has never received a Yelp review from me is a shocking oversight. While it is not the same as the original, the new one is still special. Make sure to get here well ahead of game time so you can enjoy things like the Yankees Hall of Fame, Monument Park, and for a fee you can even take a tour of the stadium. There are lots of great options for sit down dining such as Hard Rock if you have extra time to kill. There is also a huge assortment of gift shops, and many have different things from the others. If you are a true fan, there is lots of pieces of history placed throughout worth viewing. I have been seated in many areas, just do your research beforehand about views. Once in your life, its worth sitting in the bleachers just for the atmosphere. But honestly there is no atmosphere like the Stadium itself. For recent concessions, which may change each season, I love the helmet tiramisu. The garlic parm fries are a long time favorite. read more

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The train makes it really easy to access. A nice facility. Try and get a seat out of the sun! One side was in full sun and the other had shade. read more

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I love Yankee stadium. It's built well, there are endless food options, good shade, great lounges. It's just beautiful year round, rain or shine. read more

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Another ballpark checked off the visit list. Although I'm not a Yankees fan, this baseball franchise is rich in history. We saw the Yankees play against the Marlins. This stadium is not the original stadium as the current stadium was built across the street. Once you step inside you immediately feel the vastness of the stadium. The atmosphere is so New York coded. We had a great time just exploring the concourse with all the team merchandise stores and the many food options. It was a great experience. Even if you're not a baseball fan, you'll enjoy the stadium. read more

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Very nice staff is always nice food is good and decor is nice. All ways love coming her even tho the yanks lost. GO YANKS! read more

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Yankee Stadium is home to 27 World Championships! We New Yorkers have many fantastic memories of the Yankees' successes. I remember my Dad always listened to the game on the radio whilst driving - he was a big sports fan. Miss you, Dad. The Yankees have celebrated a few iconic World Series wins over the years. I have witnessed the ticker tape parade live a few times from my office window high above Wall Street. It was exciting! The team has many historical baseball legends: Babe Ruth Mickey Mantle Lou Gehrig Yogi Berra Joe DiMaggio Reggie Jackson Hidecki Matsui Mariano Rivera Derek Jeter - (my favorite) Aaron Judge - (my current favorite) We Love Yankee Stadium from the old one, to the newer one today! Lucky to enjoy season tickets in the Suite seats. Thank you! Go Yankees!!! read more

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I came here recently for a Yankees vs. Nationals game. The stadium was relatively easy to navigate and the employees were all helpful in pointing us in the right direction when we asked for help. There's a variety of confessions available; all are sold at inflated prices typical to sports stadiums. The chicken fingers were delightful. read more

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This Stadium is a must for any baseball fan, whether you're a lifelong Yankees supporter or just in it for the classic ballpark experience. The stadium is clean, modern, and easy to get around. I got my tickets through my employer, which came with access to the Mastercard Picnic Buffet area, and that honestly made the trip. The staff there were friendly, the food was plentiful, and it gave us a comfortable spot to relax and refuel before and during the game. Definitely a perk that made the whole day feel like a deal. Food around the stadium is what you'd expect with hot dogs, nachos, some fun local favorites, but be ready for those typical stadium prices. The subway makes getting there super easy. Driving and parking are options, but between the traffic and the cost, the train is the way to go. Overall, between the atmosphere, the picnic area perks, and just getting to catch a game in such an iconic stadium, it was a memorable experience. It's not the cheapest outing, but for the vibe and the chance to see the Yankees in action, it's absolutely worth it. read more

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"Take me out to the ball game!" Love coming to watch the Yankees! Taking the train or driving into the city is always a great time! We went to gate 8 this time, and what a hidden gem! We usually go to the main front gates, and boy what a crowd! We were easily able to get in quickly and even went to the museum this time! Years after awaiting for this experience, we finally made it to see the legends memorabilia. Food is very pricy, but it's a stadium so I guess come prepared. Your food will cost as much as your parking fee read more

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It was very easy to navigate the subway to get here and it brought you basically to the front door. We waited about 20 minutes before they opened the doors to let people in but once they did the line moved quick. I was able to bring my small back pack with water in with no issues. Easy to find out seats, bathrooms nearby and easy to get to food and the lines moved quick. Seats were some of the best I've sat on in a stadium and we had a good view of the game in section 210. The stadium was pretty interactive with the audience which made the game fun. It was a bit chaotic getting out but it was actually smooth and while the subway was crowded we got out pretty quick. Would recommend going to a game here. read more

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Baseball in the Bronx. Caught the Yankees vs. Phillies game on a scorcher of a summer afternoon, despite the blistering heat, it was still an awesome experience. I was in section 320B, pretty solid view for being in the terrace level. You're just about behind home plate, high enough to see the whole field clearly without feeling a mile away. Theres a bit of shade in the later innings if you're lucky. Stadium vibes were on point. Packed crowd, lots of energy, and the usual mix of die hard fans, tourists, and people just there for the hot dogs and beer. Food wise, I got the 99 burger, waited 35 minutes for it. Wasn't actually worth the hype. Pretty dry. I got the Colony Grill Pizza with hot oil as well. Was pretty tasty. Thin and charred, with a nice kick of spice. Bathrooms were surprisingly clean for a sold out game, and the staff kept things moving smoothly. Highly recommend catching a game. read more

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Great night with perfect weather! Yankee Stadium never disappoints! Lots to see in the stadium! Monument Park in the stadium is a must see! If you plan to visit get in line at least 90 minutes before the game enter through gates 6 or 8. The lines can get super long so get there early! The museum is also great to see! Current World Series trophies on display along with tons of autograph baseball of all the Yankee greats! You can sit in a locker room and enter your name for great picture opportunities. You can also bring two bottles of water as long as they are factory sealed and snacks. Check the website Let's go Yankees!! read more

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Had an enjoyable time visiting, still nothing like the old stadium. I was impressed with some of the staff. It was my girlfriend's first time going and her being in a wheelchair was a unique experience for me. To visit monument park we needed to take an elevator down. When we got out we walked through where the staff get ready which had some one of a kind memorabilia from the old stadium as well as a 2024 World Series poster with what I am assuming is all of the staff's signatures, maybe players too but didn't take too close of a look at it. Happy Yankees won read more

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My favorite baseball stadium in the world. If you're a baseball fanatic, this should be on your bucket list. Well run, clean, efficient and fun. Easy to get to via subway and lots of signage to help direct people. Always improving the food and switching it up for us, listening to fans and making the experience better. Well staffed and have never had a problem here for the most part. Maybe an app would be nice for regulars to download to navigate the stadium and hit all the spots? Normally we go for some margaritas with the souvenir cups (so cute), and the chicken and fry bucket (I can never finish this), but the last time we went in for some jalapeño pizza which was great. Always a good time here. No notes! read more

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After waiting 27 minutes in a concession line, only to get to the front and be told they were out of every single menu item (sausages, hot dogs, etc) EXCEPT for half-melted soft serve (because the machine was being operated incorrectly), in the SECOND INNING, I'll no longer be coming to Yankee Stadium. Abysmal service, lazy staff, poor layout. Not worth it at all. I won't be wasting my money on tickets to this place again. read more

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As a Red Sox fan, Yankee Stadium aka 'the toilet' is like a real life version of the cantina in Star Wars. In that you will never find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy. But as a yelper, Yankee Stadium isn't too bad. Fast in, comfortable seats and the people that I encountered were nice. Fast concessions too. Only negative was not being allowed to bring my suntan in because it was a spray. Although there were multiple people in my section alone with spray suntan, I guess they did a better job concealing it. All that said, I'll still take Fenway over the Yankee Sttadium. read more

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This pains me to say, but this is one of the nicest stadiums I have visited on the MLB ballpark tour. I am more than halfway completed with the ballpark tour so it is an increasingly decent sample size to compare it against the tip top experiences of the Dodgers, Rogers, and Coors. Even moreso when you add in all of the MLS and NHL arenas I have visited on top of the MLB stadiums, so I have a pretty strong idea of what makes a good vs bad sportsball arena. 100% of the reason why I sorted this up high on my first new-to-me stadium to visit this season is because of the announcement of the tiramisu helmet. IYKYK. Even if you do not like baseball, you should drop everything and come get this tiramisu helmet right here, it is fabulous. I am going to put a big disclaimer on this review up front that I had a pretty schwifty VIP level ticket that entitled access to the Jim Beam Club, the Audi Club, and the Pepsi Lounge. Everyone at Yankee Stadium treated me very well since I interacted with many security personnel keeping out the riff raff (they let me in, so they didn't keep them all out) from these private areas and individuals working the clubs/lounges. They obviously take customer service seriously throughout the Yankees organization, which was nice to see. Your mileage may vary if you do not have club access. I didn't know how clutch access to three different exclusive spaces would be until the day of the game when it was raining cats and dogs, and since the stadium does not have a roof, your posterior is going to get wet if you sit down on the outdoor seats. I first attempted to check out the Jim Beam area since they were supposed to have free snacks, but it was filled to capacity, so I moved on quickly. Jim Beam is the only one of the trio not on/facing the field. I suppose it is for people having tee many martoonies that they will not notice they are on the back end of the stadium, not "on" or at least facing the field like Audi and Pepsi. I secured the legendary $14 tiramisu helmet (divine, legendary, great scott, this is the best MLB ballpark tour treat I have ever had apart from the $15 campfire milkshake at Guaranteed Rate Field last season) and then hit the Audi Club next. The Audi Club was also pretty jam packed full of people. However, they had free water in plastic branded Yankee Stadium cups. I don't drink alcohol and there was no place to sit, so I did not spend long in Audi since standing room only is not very elite, demure, or luxurious for what is supposed to be a luxury experience at club level. On the other hand, Pepsi was the place to be, above the fence line in center field. And there were open seats. Pepsi was everything it needed to be to have a warm, dry place to catch the game and eat my tiramisu helmet in peace, which is not something you can often say about public spaces in NY. Pepsi was by far the most elite, private, demure, and luxurious of the three limited access spaces. If you have a choice between the three clubs I did, go straight to Pepsi. But don't actually purchase anything from Pepsi, they are corporate cowards that withdrew significant funding from pride events this year. However, that probably appeals to many MLB fans given how Duran's jersey sales skyrocketed last year only after he got caught on a hot mic using the f slur during a game. Yankee Stadium could definitely use better signage on how to get back to the train. I took some wrong turns leaving the stadium on foot, as there was not helpful arrow related signage, and found some toothless prostitutes and crack addicts before I wound up back at the train station since everything eventually connects, just with some colourful detours among the locals. The lieutenant is from the Bronx and that little walk in the area was pretty much everything the lieutenant had said it would be. The worst thing I can say about the Yankee Stadium experience is that the HEAVY dusting of cocoa powder on the tiramisu gets everywhere no matter how careful you are it is like living in John Steinbeck's gat dang dust bowl years among the Okies, and seems particularly prone to ruining lulu's metal vent tech shirts, so perhaps bring a bib or wear a shirt you don't mind ruining before you embark upon this tiramisu helmet in true Homer Simpson shovelling into your mouth fashion. read more

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Not my favorite big league stadium but the Yankees always gather a good crowd. Pro tip, leave early or by right by the exit before the last pitch. Or else it will take about 20-30 minutes just to exit the stadium. The tiramisu in an ice cream helmet is actually pretty amazing. I was really surprised by how much I would like it. 10/10 read more

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Came here for a group event and got to catch a Yankees game on a summer evening. The boxes are super comfortable! It can be quite packed getting into the stadium so I recommend arriving early to navigate to your seat. The stadium itself is breathtaking and you can even see the subway go by during the game! I highly recommend taking the Subway as the traffic can be pretty crazy otherwise (and is so conveniently located to the stadium)! read more

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Wow, what a stadium. I haven't been to many, but my guess is this one is top of the line. Everything from a high-end restaurant to a popcorn stand. We stumbled upon a small museum as we were trying to go down a level. Has history timelines and the trophies of past World Series wins. The stadium is beautiful. For a crowded place, the lines are efficient and leaving cleared out easily as well. Hoping to get there earlier next time to explore more of the stadium. For those who purchase the tickets via Costco, don't forget about the $15 food credit per ticket. In speaking with the vendor while checking out, he said many people forget or don't know they have it. Best deal getting tickets through Costco! read more

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First timer at the stadium. Visiting from SF. Booked tickets a month ago online. Subway takes you directly to stadium. It was a great experience with the hot humid sun then rain delays and thunderstorms. Had to have a Nathan's hotdog and the crab fries. Both tasted fine. Friend got a tiramisu dessert in a NYY mini cap. She loved it. They allow unopened sealed Water and snacks from vendors outside. Discount on merchandise if you're military with your ID. Museum onsite that gave history of the yankee caps and players. Overall had a great time there. read more

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