My son and I are sport fans and wanted to see a baseball match during a recent trip to New York. My daughter and wife however aren't good spectators and have not lasted more than two hours at any previous sporting event. Given this I was very surprised and pleased that all of us enjoyed the match which was topped... more

We live very near Yankee Stadium - just across the Macombs Dam Bridge and walk to the games. The old stadium still standing and sadly will come down to the parks department - too bad really - think of all the little league games, concerts, school functions that could live there. Parks are a very good thing too and we... more

Hands down, this is the most magnificent stadium I have yet seen. Every seat is cushioned, bringing comfort for the length of the game. Waiters come directly to your seat with a menu so that you don't have to leave your seat if you want food. It isn't just popcorn and cracker jacks, these waiters will bring you anything from... more

The stadium is beautiful. It is clean, designed well and there is lots of room in the mezzanines to walk. The bathrooms didn't seem to have long lines because they planned ahead and had enough stalls. However, whoever made the decision to make it a non smoking facility, with the only smoking area being the Hard Rock cafe, was crazy.... more

New York city was awesome!!!The new Yankees Stadium was beatiful!!! more

The new Yankee Stadium is awesome. The great hall is Great! Wider concourses, more bathrooms, tons of food options, helpful staff. After attending 12 games in different sections all the views are perfect. The abiltiy to walk completely around the stadium and watch from the concourse is priceless. If you like baseball you must see a game here! Hard Rock... more

We've done the tour of the new Yankee Stadium twice and saw the batting cages and were allowed into the Yankee club house both times. As the Yankee webpage indicates, you can only visit these two places when the Yankees are on the road. The person who posted earlier must have visited when the team was at home. It's a... more

So many staff to help with directions, purchase tickets, etc. Every seat is fantastic. Just don't bring a backpack or luggage with you....it'll cost $7-10 dollars to store a block away from the Stadium at 'Stan's'. more

The tour that is listed on Yankees.com says that the Classic tour will take you to the new Museum, Monument Park, dugout and pass through the batting cages and clubhouse. The actual tour only takes you to the first 3 things. They don't do the clubhouse or batting cages. It's a rip off!! They changed the tour without telling anyone.... more