Good good stadium. Remotely happy. I had to go on one of the hottest days in the world but I had great seats. The game moved slowly but this more about the stadium then the game. The stadium is setup nice and cozy. Where I sat the seats were very comfy. Stella on tap was also an amazing...... beer! read more

Do I really need to write a review for Yankee Stadium? I mean it's the home of the greatest sports franchise ever so of course the stadium and all of its immunities are exceptional. While my heart will always be with the old stadium, the new Yankee Stadium is absolutely beautiful, already filled with new memories and many more to come. I consider the stadium my home away from home that I will bring my children and grandchildren to for my entire lifetime. read more

Always fun to root for your favorite team and still a good time when shared with good friends, but honestly the food options have never been great and not much better with the added options this year. It also doesn't have the history imbued by the ol' House That Ruth Built, a little of the mystique is lost. read more

While it pains me to give the home of the Yankees a better review than Citi Field, I have no choice but to concede that the men in pinstripes have a new ballpark that looks and feels like home, unlike the Metropolitans. Say what you will about ticket prices and the cost of a cold one, but they have definitely recreated the old Yankee Stadium in fine fashion. Unlike the Mets' new stadium, Yankee Stadium already feels steeped in tradition and lore. Admittedly, I was there for Yankees/Red Sox, but the place was rockin', even during a bone-chilling rain that rusted my joints and stayed in my toes for hours. The place wins major points for paying tribute to the team's admittedly storied history (and yet I must add: ew. I hate the Yankees). There is no mistaking whose stadium you are in, even if this ballpark is shiny new and beautiful. It also totally trounces Citi Field in terms of design, as the concourses open directly onto the seats. The exception of course is the Mohegan Sun eyesore in center field (bad form for creating obstructed views in the bleachers!). That being said, where Yankee Stadium totally fails, is in affordability and in its concessions. The art gallery and mall of team stores behind home plate are utterly ridiculous and have no place at a ballpark. Sure, there should be a place that sells hats and jerseys, but why does it need glass walls and a fancy display? The Mets are guilty on this charge to a lesser degree, but their merch stores aren't quite so pretentiously shiny or prominently displayed. On even worse note, the beers are a total rip off, the $10 sandwich I got from Mike's Deli was a cold and flavorless fascimilie of "Da True Bronx Tale" served up on Arthur Avenue with the bonus of a major price mark up. Ultimately, both stadiums are giant corporate behemoths, and they don't cater to the fans. Even Yankee Stadium, which does its best to represent the team's past, is clearly all about the money-- the term "franchise" has never seemed so applicable. How can either ballpark merit more than two stars when they do so little to please the average customer and most loyal fans? read more

lets go yankeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees! the yankees rock and this place rocks, yess

This was my first time at Yankee Stadium ever so I can't compare it to the old one, but I was SHOCKED at the amount of people were lined up outside when we got there. The lines to get in were INSANE and we ended up having to walk to a local bar for the first inning so that the lines would go down. Even inside, the food lines were long and took forever. read more

Yankee stadium on Labor day this past summer, and the best $15 sandwitch I ever had. So far this winter we have had six snow storms in the North East. So while I'm sitting here freezing my ass off, and worrying if I can go to work tomorrow (where I planned on originally typing this). I decided to flash back to happier warmer times. When snow and ice were a distant memory, we always forget about it in the middle of the summer. So lets flashback to that nice warm Labor Day. My step brother called me weeks before to ask if I wanted to go to the game with the family. I should have known then I was gonna be in for intresting day. After scoreing the day off from work. If you know where I work for the majority of the year, you would know how much of a task that is on a holiday in the summer. I said yes into going. My day started out missing the first train to the city. My step brother is always late to events. So this set back wasn't a suprise to me at all. Seriously I do love riding the train. I spent a good amount of my college career traveling between NJ and RI. They give you time to think and Amtrak has some pretty good food. Sadly this wasn't amtrak, but good old NJ transit. Even if they offered food I would never dream of eating it. So I sat back and enjoyed the view. Once we got to the city and navigated the Subway system ( not as nice of a view). We arrived at the New famed Yankee stadium. Once going in I realized how we got such a great deal on the tickets. They were bleachers seats, which was fine. Execept the half of our party was were retirees. I didn't sit long and quite honestly could care less about the game. I wanted to explore the stadium and its wonder of culinary delights. So off I went on my journey with my step brother and girl friend in tow. One of the first places we walked past was Lobel's of New York. My step bro told me the prime rib sandwitch was $15.00 a piece. I always have been intrigued by those food items that are expensive. So I knew I already made up my mind. Plus the smell was very inticing it self. We walked the whole food area, and the rest of the party made the choices. I made my way back to Lobel's and waited to surrender my $15 for this sandwitch. I have to tell you the servers were not the most happeist in the world, and we definently lacking in guest service skills. Once I got that sandwitch in my hands and took my bite. I was instantly thrusted into heaven. I didn't mind that I was standing while eating. I don't remember the conversation that was going on around me. And I even didn't mind the annoying little kids running around me playing tag. Each bite got better and better. They had this horsradish sauce that I added to the sandwitch just enhanced the taste. You couldn't eat this sandwitch like a normal sandwitch. It requires you to use a fork due to how messy it is. The meat just melts in your mouth with the sauce. And by far the best part of the sandwitch is the bread at the bottom. With all the juices from the meat and the sauces mixed together it is one of the greatest things I have ever tasted. After we ate I sat down to watch some of the game. Where I saw another fellow fan, with a pile of fries soaked in what smelled like garlic butter. I looked at my step brother and we knew we had to try these. The game was one sided any way and boring. So we followed our nose and went on the hunt. Which took us on a few different levels of the stadium. Finally we found them at a stand named Carl's. We split a small order with cheese. I took my first bite and immediately felt my heart clog up. It tasted great but I know that my stomach wouldn't be able to handle this attack. So I let my brother and other members of the group enjoy it. Also I had to purchase atleast 1 beer which set me back another $10. I don't remember who won the game or even who they played. But I will always remember the tastes of that day. The way home was rather uneventfull. With the exception of my brother making us get off the subway to early and walking 22 city blocks. And a very sleepy train ride home. I have to say that the food at Yankee Stadium is definetly Fat Kid tested Fat Kid approve. Hopefully I will feel the warmth of the season soon, but until then. As always Stay peekish my friends. read more

I went to Yankee Stadium a little earlier in the season. I just wasn't aware that you could review stadiums on here. Anyway, it's a great place to watch a game, and that's coming from a Red Sox fan. It doesn't have all of the charm of Fenway, but I definitely enjoyed it. read more

I am a 71 year old life-long fan of the Yankees, remaining so after relocating from NYC to San Diego over 40 years ago. I have remained loyal to the Yankees even through the ribbing I take from my family and friends. I even subscribe to the MLB channel so I can watch them everyday. On a recent trip to NYC my brother in law, another life long fan Yankees' fan, and our wives toured the Stadium. ( As an aside, my brother in law is named after Joe DiMaggio.) The tour was excellent. In fact, that evening we were at a Broadway show and Joe Torre sat behind us. He was very gracious and we told him about seeing his showcase on the tour. The tour ended at the Yankee store and we purchased hats and a sweatshirt. The next day we stopped into the Yankee Store on 42nd street only to find the identical items we purchased selling at a lower price. Note, these items were not on sale and they were the latest designs. The manager of the store told us the prices at the Stadium are higher simply because they are at the Stadium and there is no other place to shop. To add insult to injury, a few days later, when my brother in law put the sweatshirt on, he found a price tag inside the shirt with a lower price. I am very disappointed that the Yankees would resort to this type of pricing. You are gouging your fans. I wanted to buy a tee shirt but couldn't bring myself to buy it because I was totally disgusted. I will continue to be a fan but this experience has certainly taken the bloom off the rose. I call foul on you. read more

I don't usually Yelp anything besides restaurants, supermarkets, or places of business, but thought I'd write about the new Yankee Stadium, which we "visited" on May 23, 2009. We parked at the River Avenue garage (we purchased our spot online) and walked under the "El train" and studied the surroundings. Yankee logos, pretzel and hotdog stands, paraphernalia shops, quick-eat places, and sports bars abound, and it was just great walking around the area. Believe it or not, the area looks a lot cleaner than it used to. When I lived in the Bronx, I went to all the home games, as my best friend's father worked at the stadium and got us in for free. We just used to bounce from seat to seat and usually ended up right behind the Yankee dugout. Everything looks beautiful when it's new, of course, but to me, the new Yankee Stadium isn't exactly the House that Ruth Built. Right now, to me it's only an infrastructure that happens to be the new home of the Bronx Bombers....do they still call them that? Nice, clean façade. No graffiti thus far. Pictures of old and new stars wherever you turn. Two zillion Yankee logos. One million concession stands selling everything from the old standby peanuts and Cracker Jacks, Nathan's hot dogs, cotton candy, and beer, to the newer favorites such as sushi and Carvel Ice Cream. There's even a stand that sells fruit (I couldn't believe it) and another that sells salads. Strange to see this at a ballpark, but also nice they offer this kind of fare for the health-conscious. Of course, all these foods are quite expensive, with a hot dog, fries, and drink setting us back almost $19. Ouch! The place also has a very corporate feel (logos and ads all over the place) rather than the warm and fuzzy feel of the old stadium. The door to Monument Park literally closed right in front of us, but we did get a chance to walk around the inside of the stadium. Views are amazing wherever you go, but we were surprised that we couldn't get close to the field or dugouts to take pictures; the "guards" wouldn't let us through because our tickets were for a different location. Yankee Stadium touts the best technology of any ballpark in the US, but it will take a while to "enable" everything. At some point, people will be able to order food from a handheld device (you may be able to do that in the premium seats already) and talk to other fans from a handheld device. There's even discussion of video screens behind each seat, which I think is a vandalism disaster waiting to happen. I personally would not like to see "MK loves so-and-so" etched onto a monitor. Our seats were made of heavy-duty blue plastic with metal, and we did notice the paint chipped off already, with rust poking through. Some of the concrete stairs had small chunks taken off the front from wear and tear. Umm. Not so much wear and tear thus far. The most interesting thing was that there were many stadium ambassadors holding signs that said, "How can we help you?" The signage throughout the stadium isn't so good, so having these people around was a nice touch. I didn't have the chance to check out the restrooms, but I assume they weren't spotless or made of marble. My take is that the techno part of the stadium will be great, but I'm a purist who prefers the simple hotdogs, peanuts, and Cracker Jacks, and old wooden seats. Sometimes simple is better. However, I am hoping that this stadium becomes the House that Rivera, Damon, Jeter, and A-Rod Built. Looking forward to having the Yankees win many more pennants and World Series rings. Go, Yankees! read more

MY FIRST YANKEE GAME EVER!!!! It was so cool. The new stadium is beautiful and easy to get to if you take the train (plus you are allowed to bring beer...on the train that is). We got seats in the bleacher section which was the best idea ever. It was rowdy, fun, loud and full of great rivalry (the Yankees were playing the Mets). I will never sit in another section again...I guess that made me a "Bleacher Creature" for just an afternoon. Be prepared to spend the money (I dropped $94 at the souvenir store....2 toddler caps, a toddler Derek Jeter shirt and an little cheer leading outfit. The monkeys were so excited) but it was completely worth it. read more

Minus the fact that its wildly expensive yankee stadium is alot of fun to go and watch games at, whether its yankees or NYCFC.

Way way way overpriced...built for the corporations of America, average fan with a family would be better off skipping the small fortune and watching the game from home. I recently received seats valued at $240 per seat...what does that get you? Access to a couple of bars that you can't sit down in, a bag of popcorn and water/soda. It's a shame that $500 gets you nowhere at Yankee stadium in good seats. Maybe I'm jaded but I can think of literally 100 other things I could spend that money on, not to mention that if I brought my whole family it would have set me back well over $1,400. As a life long fan I am disappointed with the lack of value of my dollar. 2* because it's clean...most of the staff was not very friendly either...second time last time. read more

There is nothing like walking up to the grand Yankee stadium and taking in the beauty and the size of it! There are many lines to go in and it goes pretty quickly to have your ticket scanned and then you're in! The great hall is beautiful with pictures of Yankee greats hanging and a huge screen playing the game all night. The whole stadium has memorabilia placed throughout which really shows the teams' history. There is a Yankees museum located on the main level with an entire wall of signed basesballs of Yankee greats. Yankees monument park is something you have to see, displaying so much history of some of the greatest players to ever play the game of baseball. Although the stadium does a great job at showing tradition, some parts of the stadium are kind of dull looking with a lot of concrete and not much color. The bathrooms have definitely improved since the old stadiums, they have much more stalls and are always fairly clean. There are many choices of things to eat although you will pay way more than you want to for a damn hotdog! I actually really enjoy the Carl's cheesesteaks and I always love Nathan's cheese fries! I have sat in many different sections of this stadium and even once had a chance to sit in legends seats! The seats that are closer to field level are cushioned and definitely very comfy. You can get good priced tickets when they aren't playing teams that are that popular and also by searching on different websites to buy your tickets. No matter where you sit you can watch their jumbotron- it is massive!! They play fun games during the innings and are always playing fun music as well. A game can also be like a party! Parking can be tough, you have to definitely park in a lot. There are many public transportation options as well but it can be a pain to get on the packed subways when the games are over. The area isn't that great and I once saw someone get arrested a block away from the stadium, that was definitely interesting! Going to Yankee stadium and seeing this amazing team is New York tradition! I will forever be a Yankee fan and I can't wait to make more amazing memories here! read more

What's worse then paying for a overpriced team that is not going to make the playoffs for the next 10 years? YANKEE STADIUM! The old Yankee had great views, history and fun. The corporate seating and obstructed views in the new stadium suck besides the radio playing so you can hear the game everywhere you go. Btw LETS GO METS! read more

Love the atmosphere here--it's always so lively and upbeat with the variety of fans that come through and the games being played. Lots to do in the area too and the mall nearby is an added bonus! read more

Great place for a sporting event of any kind. I've been for both baseball and the outdoor NHL game here and the venue is great. Yeah New York fans can be aggressive so bring thick skin. The food and merchandise are priced astronomically as well. read more

I'm a huge Yankees fan and I love the place and I love the food the players they are so nice

There are people connected to the New York Yankees that threaten to give season ticket holders who do not pay "the appropriate amount of money" cancer or cause them severe physical injury. I'm not sure what that means exactly but I've been threatened with being hit with microwave radation or permanently handicapped by a bunch or of crazy Yankees fans. The strange thing is I don't even have yankees season tickets I have NYCFC season tickets. read more

Well this year on June 10,2011 i celebrated our 5 year wedding anniversary and i saw that there was a Yankee game on that day so i decided to get tickets but funny thing i had just joined gold star which is website that has pretty good deals all around different city's . bingo i saw purchase tickets New York Yankees Audi Club Seating which came with a buffet so i purchased it . wow i must say it was worth it it was about 100 per person but SO worth it . we got all dressed up since you had to be a nice attire lol and we entered the Audi club wow were we shocked . it wasn't Ur normal buffet we had sushi ,carving stations that had Turkey and roast beef,also big saladbar,lobstertails,shrimps.porklion,steak wrapped in bacon ,veal and much more . everything was free except your liquor and i must say the Audi club has awesome sangria who knew lol . hubby and i had an awesome time at the Audi club for dinner and our seats were pretty cool . we will do it again next year . my hubby said it was the best anniversary gift i had given him yet . the food was amazing ,there dessert bar was also amazing . everyone was friendly and the servers were quick to bring you clean plates and refills on drinks . Audi club wasn't Ur normal buffet it was like a 5 star buffet it was awesome must do again read more

Even though I am a mets fan, I have to give some credit to yankee stadium and especially the food. I ordered a "bucket" of chicken and fries expecting a tray or a box, but that was not the case. I was literally given a giant bucket filled with fries and chicken that seemed to go on forever. I also was able to get ice cream from one of my favorite brand, Ben and Jerry's. The ice cream there was nothing short of delicious and met and surpassed my expectations. Apart from the food, there were some moments that were not as pleasurable. For example, I arrived at the stadium at around 5:30 expecting to arrive before any long lines. However, the line was longer than I could ever imagine. There was only one gate opened, and thousands of people were lined up before me. Although this was a bit annoying, I think that the lines were long because yankee fans wanted to be as early as possible to watch their team face a huge rival, the Red Sox. read more

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I am a die hard Yankees fan, but the concessions here are so poorly run. I spend a lot of money for my ticket, but I had to wait two innings to get to the front of the line. Then, they were out of routine items like hot dogs, pretzels , etc. the staff was overwhelmed and showed poor management. I won't event get to the inflated prices, just to say it soured my experience. read more

Always a good time at Yankee Stadium. Hot dogs, beer, garlic fries awesome as usual. But please do yourself a favor and eat the s'mores bread pudding from the Mighty Quinn BBQ stand, I beg you to do so. It's not the prettiest to look at, sort of like a sloppy mess but DAMN you will be happy. read more

As a Red Sox fan, I have to say that I've been to better. Fenway is my holy land and Yankee Stadium is like entering hell. My problem is that I live in NYC and I love baseball so I only have two choices when it comes to game time. Since I seem to frequently get free tickets to the Yankees. I go even though I usually end up wishing that I just trekked to Boston instead. read more

Love this place so much fun and the crowd just fun all over great people. Except the Red Sox Fans lol

It's amazing in most of the way's Citi field is not but lacking where it succeeds. It is a palace of luxury and it celebrates Yankee lore at every corner and on every wall. The concourses are HUGE and in no spot is a picture of a Yankee legend not visible. The magnitude of this place is incredible, and that is where it falls short of Citi. The views are like a Football Stadium even down low where you are a good distance from the field. Citi is a much more intimate setting and you feel on top of the game. Then again you gotta pay that 1.2 billion dollar bill and that requires revenue which comes into play with 10 dollar 16 oz beers. Seriously that is insane even for NYC. Still all in all a great place to see a game or watch a movie on that insane video board. read more

finally went back to yankke stadium to check out legends of summer tour.jay z did his thing with special guest alicia keys.he did give it to me with justin i was in section 220.justin bought out timbaland.my section was bunch of radio station winners from hot97 and power105. read more

The Old Yankee Stadium had a charm and yes, was falling apart, but had die-hard fans who hated Boston and to a lesser extent, hated the Mets. The new Stadium is very very quiet, except in the upper level. Even in the 400 level, it was much much louder and more rowdy at the old Yankee Stadium than the new stadium (built in 2009). Real fans were priced out of season tickets and plans and are now watching at home or in bars. There are a bunch of obstructed view seats which is a real problem compared to the old Stadium which I believe was much less of an issue than the new one. I think both stadiums hold around the same capacity, 50,000, but there are so many tiers of pricing and a ton of standing room seats, also with different tiers of pricing. There is a heated/air-conditioned Jim Beam club behind the plate that you can only get into with Jim Beam Suite tickets which are around $135 per ticket. The lower level seats (and the rest) behind the plate are maybe 30% or 40% more expensive than Citi Field, but it is a bigger market and more expensive stadium to build. There is what looks like a massive 5-star restaurant behind the plate in the lower level which i believe you only have access to if you are in the front 10 rows or so infield. Every section and tier prices vary. A ton more food and alcohol options. Way less fans in their seats at any given time than the old Yankee Stadium, where everyone basically was glued to their seats. A ton of flat screens everywhere just like Citi Field. Areas with lounge chairs where you can put your feet up, just a lot of people relaxing but not in their actual seats watching the game. Loudspeakers booming with music nonstop, or yelling out trivia nonstop so hard to focus on the game. Like made for the A.D.D. generation. Not nearly the noise or atmosphere of the old Yankee Stadium. Very bland corporate stadium and a lot of rich fans or tourists without a clue what is going on in the game. Not a bad stadium, a lot of options for food and drinks and memorabilia and the Yankees museum is amazing, but missing the charm of the old Stadium, and the drunk, die-hard fans (to some extent) read more

Yankee Stadium rocks! Last week was my first time there, and besides the cold, I loved! I watched a great game and Syracuse won!!

Absolute chaos getting into the stadium. Average at best once inside.

Fan since 1972; House of Greed now with high ticket prices and poor value seats. Thanks to whoever came up with limiting amount of promotions too. This causes a feeding shark frenzy to be on line 2 to 3 hours before game time. Are all security from the ghetto area? As such unwelcome vibe is given by these wannabes security chiefs. The food line is a good place to waste a few innings to miss the game. Hey Hal, how about promotions for ALL guests like the Mets do? Bring the hot dog and soda vendors to the stands too. read more

Myself, my family and a lot of my friends are die hard Yanks fans and we're consistently let down by the new park. They should never have gotten rid of the old stadium. Don't get me wrong I'll still always love the Yanks but each time I go to the new park I find it harder and harder to enjoy this new stadium since I'm subsidizing A-Rods paychecks and dates with Madonna. The stadium looks beautiful from the outside but it is severely unfriendly to normal yolks on the inside, kind of like a model with no personality. After seeing the San Fran Giants' park, the Padres park, Fenway, Camden, Wrigley, Safeco, etc. if makes you realize how poorly of a job they did designing this place. The prices are asinine. $12 for a fucking 16oz Goose Island IPA. And they're so retarded...they listed it as an "import" on their menu...it's made in CHICAGO, since when is that a foreign country. $11 for a cheesesteak...sweet. We got the crappy $5 special seats with the intention of staying in the upper deck but moving to a better location behind home plate. Not gonna happen - they have guards watching over even the cheap seats! Wtf is this...price out your real fans that have been here since the early 90s before all the corporate yuppies from Ohio banked out the stadium. The entire section was empty at a game that had the lowest attendance in the new stadium's history because it was 40 degrees out. But it's the upper deck and YOU CAN'T SIT HERE gahhh. We also tried getting access to the Mohegan Sun bar and the bar beneath the press box. You need special tickets to get in ...cool. There are disgusting advertisements everywhere and there's a moat built behind home plate that houses the moneyed elite that arrive in the 3rd and chauffeur out in the top of the 7th. We ended up kicking it in the bleachers with the last remaining true fans at the stadium. Doubt I'll be back this year since we stopped in the ticket office and they said bleacher are sold out for the year. I'm sure they'll end up on some secondary site for double the price. The Mets are pathetic and laughable but do yourself a favor and check out their stadium it's about 10x nicer, has better food and beer options and it's cheaper since the Mets blow so hard. read more

I traveled here via Metro, it was my first time in NY and watched a game while on vacation there. I highly recommend getting there are early as possible to avoid jammed packed subways. If not, the lines outside will seem intimidating but security is really fast and will get you in fast considering the large crowds. Food is average for a ball park. I highly recommend the seasoned garlic fries that come in a souvenir mini yankees hat. read more

Yankee Stadium - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Bronx, New York

Overall the experience was great. There were just a few small issues. I bought a draft premium beer for my brother and he said that it was warm and didn't like it. The food tasted great and the other drinks were fine, including my wine which was refreshingly good. The server was friendly and professional. She helped me pick out the items that I purchased, but I had asked her for a regular blank cup, to share the jumbo drink I ordered, and she said I could only purchase another souvenir cup. I ended up buying another drink even though I wanted to share mine. I later found the girl charged me for items she did not give me! Although the stadium people responded to me they never refunded me for anything. I really enjoyed the AT&T Fan Zone. It was very fun. I liked my bracelet and photo and the staff member that helped me was great. My family had a great time, so I am very happy about that. I really liked the fact that employees still come around the seats selling different food items. It's a cool old school thing. I also I like that the food comes in souvenir items. The only other thing is that we were taking a few photos before leaving and were rushed by a young employee. He kept ushering us out, even though he could see all we wanted was a photo. He was rude. read more

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saw Yankee game on Friday with Legend passes. what a way to go!! food was very good, seats were awesome and service at seats beyond expectation. read more

This was the second time we've been to Yankee Stadium, third time seeing a game as last time was a double header (personally counting we are 3-0 when we watch the Indians here). The stadium is very nice, the fans are "eh" as you could probably guess, Mets fans are easier to get along with. The food is expensive, very expensive, probably the highest prices I've seen at any ballpark I've been to. Some of our group wanted to see Monument Park, but it closes 45 minutes before the game which seems weird. We stood in line for ice cream for legitimately 45 minutes because they only had two employees working on a 90 degree Sunday day game and the employees there were quite rude (stressed I'm sure). There are tons of historic pictures around the park, hopefully they don't get to add any new championship pictures any time soon! read more

Its not the old place but it is still pretty good. You can eat pretty much anything you want but italian sausage is always great if you just can't decide. Beers were 12.50 so i only had 4 of those lol. See no way hoe a father of three cab get out of here without spending 600 bucks minimum but all in all a pleasant experience read more

Go Yanks! Fun place for a fan, not so fun if you're not. As a stadium, objectively speaking, it stinks. Everything is too expensive, more so than most, and the design just is not friendly. At least parking on the street is pretty easy, if you're willing to walk a few minutes. Don't park in the residential areas, but park along the East side of the Deegan, there are tons of spots there leading up to the police precinct. Never had any issues with security, save yourself some money, if you're driving. Subway is still the best option to get here. read more

Born in the Bronx and mostly a Yankee fan, I say mostly because I don't watch every game my review is not biased, I swear lol. The pros of Yankee stadium : the Yankee players of course(my fav player Cano),it's a new stadium and it has a lot of high tech stuff like the huge scoreboard,the Yankee fans who bleed blue you can especially notice this if you sit in the bleachers. I recommend no I urge you not to sit in the bleachers if you are a Boston fan,the bleachers creachers along with everyone else will shout you out throughout the game then again if you don't mind this go ahead. If you're a yankee fan you will def enjoy yourself in the bleachers, the fans here shout at the players all the time and keep the game fun. Now the cons: I told you my review wasn't biased. Having been to other stadiums like PNC,Fenway,Citizens park, I have to admit Yankee stadium does not do enough to make it overall great. For example I've been twice and I haven't seen no live performances like they did in Philly(they had a live band and some guys that are called the top hat dancers that might have been PNC) not to mention the philly phanatic I love that guy he's silly but either way Yankee stadium zero entertainment . I get it were NY big and bad ,and people are always going to come regardless. But come on you're killing me here. Second con you can't get as close to the players as let's say O's ballpark, where I seen Derek Jeter give a girl a baseball bat just because she said it was her bday,where I got an autograph from MIchael Kay and took the opportunity to ask for Cano"s number no he didn't give it up. The whole museum type feel of Yankee stadium I hate it,it doesn't feel like a family place to me, no I don't have kids but still baseball is a sport meant to be enjoyed with the whole family and Yankee stadium is not it. I paid 38 dollars to sit in the bleachers for this same price I went to PNC and sat 5 rows behind the dugout again you're kiling me. Even with all the complaining I love the Yankees and will continue to sell my soul just to go to their games. read more

I LOVE THE YANKEES!! :) Stadium is great and so are the employees. I had a hard time finding tickets for a father's day gift and they were very helpful to find me a 4-pack in a desirable location. Go Yankees! read more