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SEATING CHART | TICKET PRICES | SEATING INFO | HOME SCHEDULE | AIRPORTS
PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION | PARKING | TRAFFIC | DIRECTIONS | WEATHER | MEDIA

Seating Chart

Yankee Stadium seating diagram

2006 Ticket Prices

SectionGame Day Price
Legends Suites (1st, 3rd, Home plate)$110.00
Field Championship (Box 1-80)$105.00
Loge Championship (Box 420-438)$100.00
Main Championship (Box 223-268)$85.00
Main Box MVP (Box 201-288)$75.00
Field Box (Box 81-138)$65.00
Main Reserved MVP (Sections 1-18)$57.00
Loge Box MVP (Box 419-472)$65.00
Main Box (Box 287-350)$52.00
Main Reserved (Sections 19-36)$45.00
Loge Box (Box 473-548)$50.00
Tier Box MVP (Box 601-636)$52.00
Tier Box (Box 637-670)$42.00
Tier Reserved (Sections 1-36)$20.00
Bleachers (Section 37-59)$12.00

Seating Info

  • Seats down the left field line and the bleachers get a lot of sun.
  • There is a concourse between the "Field" and "Main" levels. The first few rows of the "Main" level have obstructed views because of the constant pedestrian traffic on the concourse.
  • The upper "Tier" deck extends far beyond the "Loge" deck and most of the "Main" level, which makes for some very shady seats and protection from rain on those lower levels.
  • Bleacher section is separate from the rest of the ballpark. Bleacher ticket holders may not enter the rest of the ballpark and vice versa.
  • Food at the ballpark isn't very good. New York is the capital of the world, with plenty of great restaurants. Consider eating out before or after the game.
  • The South Bronx is not known for its safe neighborhoods. While the area has dramatically improved over the years, and the city claims that crime is low around the stadium during games, caution is advised.

2006 Home Schedule (all games eastern time)

04/11 - Royals, 1:05p
04/12 - Royals, 1:05p
04/13 - Royals, 1:05p
04/21 - Orioles, 7:05p
04/22 - Orioles, 1:05p
04/23 - Orioles, 1:05p
04/25 - Devil Rays, 7:05p
04/26 - Devil Rays, 7:05p
04/27 - Devil Rays, 7:05p
04/28 - Blue Jays, 7:05p
04/29 - Blue Jays, 1:05p
04/30 - Blue Jays, 1:05p

05/09 - Red Sox, 7:05p
05/10 - Red Sox, 7:05p
05/11 - Red Sox, 7:05p
05/12 - Athletics, 7:05p
05/13 - Athletics, 1:05p
05/14 - Athletics, 1:05p
05/15 - Rangers, 7:05p
05/16 - Rangers, 7:05p
05/17 - Rangers, 7:05p
05/18 - Rangers, 1:05p
05/26 - Royals, 7:05p
05/27 - Royals, 4:05p
05/28 - Royals, 1:05p

06/05 - Red Sox, 7:05p
06/06 - Red Sox, 7:05p
06/07 - Red Sox, 7:05p
06/08 - Red Sox, 7:05p
06/09 - Athletics, 7:05p
06/10 - Athletics, 1:20p
06/11 - Athletics, 1:05p
06/13 - Indians, 7:05p
06/14 - Indians, 7:05p
06/15 - Indians, 1:05p
06/23 - Marlins, 7:05p
06/24 - Marlins, 4:05p
06/25 - Marlins, 1:05p
06/26 - Braves, 7:05p
06/27 - Braves, 7:05p
06/28 - Braves, 1:05p
06/30 - Mets, 7:05p

07/01 - Mets, 1:20p
07/02 - Mets, TBD
07/14 - White Sox, 7:05p
07/15 - White Sox, 1:20p
07/16 - White Sox, 1:05p
07/17 - Mariners, 7:05p
07/18 - Mariners, 7:05p
07/19 - Mariners, 1:05p
07/28 - Devil Rays, 7:05p
07/29 - Devil Rays, 4:05p
07/30 - Devil Rays, 1:05p

08/01 - Blue Jays, 7:05p
08/02 - Blue Jays, 7:05p
08/03 - Blue Jays, 1:05p
08/11 - Angels, 7:05p
08/12 - Angels, 1:20p
08/13 - Angels, 1:05p
08/14 - Angels, 7:05p
08/15 - Orioles, 7:05p
08/16 - Orioles, 7:05p
08/17 - Orioles, 1:05p
08/29 - Tigers, 7:05p
08/30 - Tigers, 7:05p
08/31 - Tigers, 1:05p

09/01 - Twins, 7:05p
09/02 - Twins, 1:05p
09/03 - Twins, 1:05p
09/12 - Devil Rays, 7:05p
09/13 - Devil Rays, 7:05p
09/14 - Devil Rays, 7:05p
09/15 - Red Sox, 7:05p
09/16 - Red Sox, 1:20p
09/17 - Red Sox, TBD
09/26 - Orioles, 7:05p
09/27 - Orioles, 7:05p
09/28 - Orioles, 7:05p
09/29 - Blue Jays, 7:05p
09/30 - Blue Jays, TBD

10/01 - Blue Jays, 1:05p

Airports

Three major international airports serve New York City. La Guardia Airport is about 8 miles southeast of Yankee Stadium. John F. Kennedy International Airport is about 19 miles to the southeast, and Newark Liberty International Airport is about 26 miles to the southwest in New Jersey.

Public Transportation

SUBWAY: New York has the largest and, arguably, best subway system in the world. The #4 train, as well as the B (weekdays only) and D trains make stops at 161st St./Yankee Stadium. Metro North train service to Connecticut and Westchester County is available at the 125th St. subway stop.

BUSES: Several New York Transit Authority Bus Lines provide convenient service to Yankee Stadium. The BX 6, BX 13 and BX 55 buses stop at 161st St./Grand Concourse, a short walk from the Stadium.

For more information, visit the New York Metropolitan Transit Authority Web site.

Parking

The Yankees operate the following parking lots:

  • East 161st St. - Jerome Ave. & Macombs Dam Bridge
  • Jerome Ave. - East 164th St. & East 162nd St.
  • River Ave. - East 158th St. & East 157th St.
  • East 157th St. - River Ave. & Gerard Ave.
  • River Ave. - East 157th St. & East 153rd St.
  • River Ave. at 71 E. 153rd St.
  • River Ave. at East 151st St.
  • East 153rd St. at River Ave.
  • River Ave. - East 151st St. & East 150th St.
  • River Ave. - East 151st St. & East 150th St.
  • Exterior St. at Market Area
  • River Ave. - East 164th St. & East 165th St. (Bus Lot)

Private lots are also available in the area. Buyer beware. Parking on the street is difficult to find and not advised.

Traffic

To the uninitiated, New York City can be a frightening place to drive a car. There really isn't anything else like it in this country. There is so much in such a small space, that it bombards the senses. A driver needs to know where he or she is going ahead of time. If you must drive, a trial run might be a good idea. Or, give yourself plenty of time for the inevitable wrong turn.

Directions

E 161st St & River Ave, Bronx, NY 10451

FROM MANHATTAN

  • From the East Side, take FDR Drive North to Exit 18 (Willis Ave. Bridge).
  • Cross bridge and follow signs for the Major Deegan Expressway/Interstate 87 North to Exit 4 (149th street) or Exit 5 (155th Street).
  • From the West Side, take Henry Hudson Parkway North to Exit 14 Cross Bronx Expressway /Interstate 95 North.
  • Follow 1-95 North to Exit 1C (Major Deegan Expressway Exit) South to Exit 6 (161st Street).

FROM BROOKLYN AND QUEENS

  • Take the Brooklyn/Queens Expressway (Interstate 278) to the Grand Central Parkway west to the Triboro Bridge.
  • Once over the bridge follow signs to the Major Deegan Expressway (Interstate 87) north and proceed to Exit 4 (149th Street) or Exit 5 (155th Street Exit).

FROM STATEN ISLAND

  • From the Verrazano Bridge cross over the bridge and follow the Brooklyn/Queens Expressway (Interstate 278) to the Grand Central Parkway.
  • Go West to the Triboro Bridge.
  • Once over the bridge follow signs to the Major Deegan Expressway (Interstate 87) north and proceed to Exit 4 (149th Street) or Exit 5 (155th Street Exit).
  • From the Goethels Bridge Cross the Bridge and follow the New Jersey turnpike (Interstate 95) north to the George Washington Bridge.
  • Cross bridge and take Exit 1C to the Major Deegan (Interstate 87) south to Exit 6 (161st Street Exit).

FROM LONG ISLAND

  • From the Throgs Neck or Whitestone Bridge take either bridge to the Cross-Bronx Expressway (Interstate 95) South.
  • Follow to Exit 1C the Major Deegan / Interstate 87 South Exit.
  • Continue on the Major Deegan to Exit 6 (161st Street).
  • From the Cross Island Parkway, proceed North to the Grand Central Parkway West to the Triboro Bridge.
  • Once over the bridge follow signs to the Major Deegan Expressway (Interstate 87) north and proceed to Exit 4 (149th Street) or Exit 5 (155th Street Exit).

FROM WESTCHESTER COUNTY AND POINTS NORTH

  • Take the Bronx River or Hutchinson River Parkway South to Bruckner Expressway (Interstate 278) West to the Major Deegan (Interstate 87) North.
  • Continue on the Major Deegan to Exit 4 (149th Street) or Exit 5 (155th Street).
  • From the Major Deegan (Interstate 87) South, follow to Exit 6 (161st Street).

FROM NEW JERSEY

  • Take the George Washington Bridge to the Cross-Bronx Expressway to the Major Deegan (Interstate 87) South, Exit 1C.
  • Continue on the Major Deegan to Exit 6 (161st).
  • Take the George Washington Bridge to the Cross Bronx Expressway to Exit 2, Jerome Avenue South.
  • Take the George Washington Bridge to Harlem River Drive to the 155th Street exit.
  • Cross the Macombs Dam Bridge and follow signs to the stadium.

FROM CONNECTICUT

  • Take Interstate 95 South to the Major Deegan Expressway (Interstate 87) South.
  • Continue on the Major Deegan to Exit 6 (161st Street).
  • Take Interstate 95 South to the Bruckner Expressway (Interstate 278) West.
  • Follow the Bruckner Expressway to the Major Deegan (Interstate 87) North.
  • Take Exit 4 (149th Street) or Exit 5 (155th Street).
  • Take the Merritt Parkway South to Hutchinson River Parkway South.
  • Follow to Cross County Parkway West to NY State Thruway (Interstate 87) South.
  • Thruway becomes Major Deegan Expressway (Interstate 87 Still).
  • Follow to exit 6 (161st Street).

Weather

New York has a humid continental climate, and being adjacent to water suffers less temperature fluctuation than inland areas. The average wind speed is 9.4 mph.

Av high Rec high Av low Rec low Av precip Days
January 38° F 68° F 26° F -2° F 3.5 in 10
February 41° F 75° F 27° F -2° F 3.1 in 9
March 50° F 85° F 35° F 8° F 4.0 in 11
April 61° F 96° F 44° F 21° F 3.9 in 11
May 72° F 97° F 54° F 36° F 4.5 in 11
June 80° F 101° F 63° F 46° F 3.8 in 11
July 85° F 104° F 68° F 53° F 4.5 in 10
August 84° F 99° F 67° F 50° F 4.1 in 10
September 76° F 99° F 60° F 40° F 4.1 in 8
October 65° F 88° F 49° F 29° F 3.3 in 8
November 54° F 81° F 41° F 17° F 4.5 in 10
December 43° F 72° F 31° F -1° F 3.8 in 11

Media

  • Broadcast television: WWOR-TV 9 New York.
  • Cable television: YES Network.
  • Radio: WCBS 880 New York, WADO 1280 (Spanish) and affiliates of the Yankees Radio Network.
  • Newspapers: N.Y. Daily News, N.Y. Newsday & N.Y. Post are the local papers with extensive sports coverage.

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