Seating Guide
Yankee Stadium, Bronx, NY
Data updated: 2025 MLB Season
Cheapest Section
$20+
Sections
5
Capacity
46,537
Yankee Stadium is a modern ballpark that opened in 2009, built to echo the grandeur of the original across the street. With 46,537 seats across four main levels, it's one of the larger MLB venues. The Legends Suite and Champions Suite behind home plate are among the most expensive regular-season seats in baseball. The bleachers in right field are home to the famous Bleacher Creatures, the loudest, most passionate section in the ballpark. Sightlines are generally excellent throughout, with the Main Level and Field Level offering close-up views of the diamond.
Premium Seating Sections
Each section offers a distinct vantage point. Choose based on your priorities: proximity, comfort, atmosphere, or value.
Legends Suite / Champions Suite
$400 - $1200+“Directly behind home plate, the closest non-field seats in the ballpark. All-inclusive premium experience with food, drinks, and padded seats.”
The Pros
- All-inclusive food and premium drinks
- Best view in the house, right behind the catcher
- Private entrance, lounges, and in-seat service
The Cons
- Most expensive regular-season seats in MLB
- Exclusive crowd can feel corporate on weeknight games
- Often empty early as the suite crowd arrives late
Field Level (100-Level)
$100 - $350“Lower bowl from the baselines to the outfield. Close to the action with clear views of the batter's box, infield, and base paths.”
The Pros
- Close enough to hear the crack of the bat
- Good chance at foul balls in baseline sections
- Easy access to the main concourse food options
The Cons
- Premium pricing, Yankees command top rates
- Sections near the foul poles have angled views
- Baseline sections face the sun during afternoon games
Main Level (200-Level)
$60 - $175“Second deck with an elevated perspective of the full diamond. Excellent sightlines, especially from behind home plate.”
The Pros
- Best balance of view and price
- Covered from rain and sun by the upper deck overhang
- Wider seats and more legroom than the upper levels
The Cons
- Higher rows lose some of the close-to-the-action feel
- End sections around the foul poles are less desirable
Terrace Level (300-Level)
$30 - $90“Upper-mid deck with a full-field bird's-eye view. The sweet spot for fans who want to see the whole game develop at a reasonable price.”
The Pros
- Affordable with good sightlines
- Full panoramic view of the diamond and outfield
- Shade from the overhang on most sections
The Cons
- Farther from the action than lower levels
- Some sections have obstructed views from support columns
Bleachers (Sections 201-239)
$20 - $65“Outfield bleacher seats, the most raucous section in the ballpark. Home of the legendary Bleacher Creatures and the Roll Call.”
The Pros
- Cheapest seats in Yankee Stadium
- Most intense fan atmosphere in MLB, the Bleacher Creatures are iconic
- Great for catching home run balls
The Cons
- No shade, full sun exposure on afternoon games
- Farthest from home plate action
- Can get rowdy, not ideal for young kids or quiet fans
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