Your Capital Region Guide To Catching A Yankees Game This Season

Want to attend a New York Yankees game at The Stadium this season? Consider this your Capital Region Guide to a day in The Bronx. We will help you with tickets, stadium tours, and even how to get to the game without your vehicle.

The New York Yankees currently sit in 2nd place in the American League East Division with 143 games left to play, more than half of those games will be played at 1 East 161st Street, Bronx, NY.

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HOW TO GET THERE

• Car Trip A, 87S, 287S, Palisades Parkway (9W), over the river on 9 , Major Deegan Expressway, Macombs Dam Bridge to E 161st Street. - $23 tolls.
• Car Trip B, 787S, 90E, Taconic State Parkway South, Sprain Brook Parkway South, NY-100 South, 87S, Macombs Dam Bridge, to E 161st Street - $0.40 tolls.
• Train - Amtrak from Albany-Rensselaer to Croton-Harmon, transfer to a Metro-North train to Yankee Stadium, E 153 Street station. Book early for cheapest fares.
• Bus - Yankee Trails from the Capital Region to Yankee Stadium

TICKETS

• Ticket prices vary depending on who the Yankees are playing.
• $10 Grandstand tickets for select games
• $20-$100 for standard seats
• Look for special promotions. For example, Saturday May 2nd is Star Wars Day - Max Fried Mandalorian Bobblehead (first 18,000 guests)

YANKEE STADIUM TOURS

• Public Tours - Options to accommodate every schedule and budget!
• Private and Premium Experiences - Yankees Museum, Monument Park, photo opportunity in the Judges Chambers, the Great Hall
• Group Tours - Field trips, summer camps, schools, family get-togethers, or any special occasion.

KNOW BEFORE YOU GO

• 100% Mobile Ticketing, cashless venue, gates typically open 90 minutes before scheduled first pitch
• ALLOWED; Handbags, totes, clear plastic grocery bags, empty, reusable, non-glass bottles (24 oz or smaller) or clear, factory-sealed plastic water bottles (1 liter or smaller), food items for individual consumption are a few examples
• NOT ALLOWED; Hard-sided containers and bags, briefcase, cooler, glass bottles and cans, laptop computers, professional camera equipment, video cameras are some examples of banned items.