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 Yankees vs. Mariners 8/18/01 by Easty For any baseball fan, a Yankees game is an absolute must. There is so much history at this stadium. So many meaningful games have been played here for the last 75 years.
Security has been pretty tight here since 9/11. Leave unnecessary items at home because everything gets searched Leave a Comment Theme: Sports WatchingDirections: Off the Major Deagan Expressway in the Bronx. Accesible by the subway on the Number 4 Line and the D-LineWebsite: www.yankees.com
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Going to a Mets or Yankees game.
Jersey and hat! Leave a Comment Theme: Sports WatchingAddress: Bronx or QueensDirections: Either Flushing or The Bronx - Take the Subway to either stadium.
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went to nyc to watch a yankee game and adventure manhattan. it was my 1st time east of new mexico. a couple highlights of the trip was riding the subway which was sweet! you can go anywhere in manhattan for minimal expenses. my friend and i actually got seperatated on the subway, the doors closed right betweeen us so i was stuck on the outside as she rode the subway away lol. she only had the clothes on her back, no water, $$$, i.d. we also went to a cool comedy club in the village which fetured david attel and a bunch of other conedy central comics. damon waynes even made an appearance! the yankee game was sweet, so much history went down between those walls and was our initial intention for the trip.
depending on what season you go dress accordinly. the one thing that i could recommend would be a backpack 4 travels. we didn't have a car and u pretty much don't want a car because the public transportation is excellent. Theme: Sports WatchingAddress: yankee stadium
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by pginer It is located in Bronx. Take the subway 4 and get off in 161 St: Yankee Statium Leave a Comment Theme: Extreme Sports
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by jlynyc Even if you're not a fan of the New York Yankees, there is no denying the history and legend of the team and their famous stadium. Located in the South Bronx, just a short subway ride from midtown Manhattan, the stadium is easily accessible and a true New York experience. If the Yanks are in town, you may be able to purchase tickets to a game (after all, there are over 50,000 seats in the stadium!) -- seats in the bleachers will only cost you $12 (no alcohol permitted). However, the Yankees also have select games where you can purchase tickets in the upper tier for only $5. There is even a family package which includes a ticket, 2 hot dogs and a soda for one low price. If you plan to go to the game, make sure you get there early to check out batting practice and Monument Park. If you happen to be here when the Yanks are out of town, consider taking a tour of the stadium. Tours begin at 12p (tickets must be purchased in advance) and you get a tour of the entire ball park, including the storied club house. If you can, do it now...the new Yankee stadium is slated to open in 2009 (across the street from the current stadium) and the old one will be torn down and made into a ball field for the community.
Check the weather and dress accordingly -- it can get cold in the stands on a brisk night. If it rains and you're in the upper deck, you will get soaked. If the sun is out, wear plenty of sunscreen and bring a hat. Theme: OtherAddress: 161st Street and River Avenue, Bronx, New YorkDirections: Take the 4, B or D trains uptown to Yankee Stadium (appx. 20 minutes from midtown Manhattan).Website: newyork.yankees.mlb.com
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 Yankee stadium by kenadams The Yankees are a living legend. Leave a Comment Theme: OtherDirections: The 4, 5, B, D subway lines go to Yankee stadium from Manhattan.Website: www.mlb.com
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 Gary Sheffield during Yankee game by butterflykizzez04 This is a picture of Gary Sheffield playing at Yankee Stadium against Baltimore on April 10th, 2005. It was a good game and we had awesome seats. Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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 watching the Yankees warm-up by butterflykizzez04 We watched the Yankees warm up for the game against Red Sox.
We had seats up on the top area, it was chilly. I had to buy a Yankee jacket for $85 Leave a Comment
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by Yosemite_44 Yankee Stadium is located in the Bronx and is the home of the New York Yankees, the winner of the most World Series in baseball history. Experiencing a baseball game here is something special! Even when it's 90F and you are sitting in the sun in the bleechers ;) Leave a Comment Theme: OtherPhone: (718) 293-6000
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