Yankee Stadium Pregame Tour Tickets

This was my 2nd time doing the tour. It was nice since new players have been added to monument park and the museum. But in the prior tour we were able to go into the dugouts and that is not part of it anymore.

I loved the tour it was so informative and just a great time overall the only thing I wish they would have added was history of how the Yankees came to be when they where the New York Highlander's how they where moved from baltimore and the uniforms from that time period.

Well organised and great experience from our tour guide Callum, would suggest as a must do experience to anyone visiting New York

Good experience, knowledgeable staff, just wish more could’ve been shown.

Pregame tour is not worth the $50 fee. Its a short tour that goes to the same places anyone can go once inside the stadium.

The short description of what’s included does not compare to the advantages and benefits that actually come with it. I not only experienced everything first hand without a giant crowd, but I learned so much with the guide. We got early access inside and saw some players practice. Best experience and highlight of my trip to New York!

$50 for the pregame tour, $25 for non gameday. Gameday tours are cut short and only take you to 2 places that are available to visit during a game-for free. And there is no real benefit as they do not allow entry until the gate is opened for all others to enter.

I was in the first group to tour on Jeter HOF celebration night… the tour was exceptional. Seeing all of the memorabilia and World Series rings & trophies was truly outstanding but being next to Thurman Munson’s locker was the biggest baseball emotion I have ever felt. I was 9 when he died and I cried for days. By chance, our group was able to catch Derek in Monument Park with his family seeing his HOF plaque for the first time together. So touching and really a gift to see the family side of DJ. The tour is etched in my heart as a top life moment. Thank you to our tour guides, the curator and the Yankee organization.

Poorly organized since getting in line outside. The tour take you to places that you can see on your own, just 1 hour before everybody does. No welcome gifts, no on field experience, no suites, no broadcast, no lounges. If you want a great pregame tour go to citi field. It hurts but is the truth. im a yankee fan.

The Yankee Stadium tour is really fun - so much history in the Museum and in Monument Park of this legendary franchise and it’s players, managers, coaches and executives.

Our guide was very knowledgeable and had a great attitude, the tour was very informative and interesting. I learned things about the Yankees that I never knew. Would definitely recommend.

DH, DS and I had a great time visiting the stadium, learning about its history as well as the team’s. Our guide was very knowledgeable and interesting. Watching batting practice was great (DS caught a homer!) but we wish they would have allowed us to get closer so we could get autographs from the players.

I enjoyed our tour guides, both had a good sense of humor and were knowledgeable of the franchise history. My favorite part of the tour was the museum, seeing Thurman Munson's locker and being able to pose in a replica locker with my name on the nametag screen. We were fortunate enough to see the Yankees take batting practice and a lot of HRs came our way. The batting practice was and the convenience of seeing everything with a small group vs a large crowd on game day and being first in the stadium to grab food and shop before the crowd picks up justifies the price of the tour for me.

I Missed my flight and wasn't able to make the stadium tour or go to the game and i had great seats for my 1st ever yankee game.life isn't always fair,but just keep grinding,i will get back to new york next year