Yankee Stadium Tours Tickets

Tour was absolutely brilliant for Start to finish. Our tour guide was incredible and full of knowledge. He kept us very entertained throughout and made it an experience we will remember for a long, long time to come! Thank you!

It was a nice tour. Although we were to late it was no problem to go on the next tour. Thankfull for that. The tourguide (callum)was really running throug the stadium. Everything had to be quick, fast,running and running. Too bad

Tour guides were knowledgeable and friendly. Offering to take our photos. You get an overview of stadium and team history. It was nice to visit the musuem and monument Park without the crowds. The guides kept us moving without feeling rushed.

The tour guide was great but was I expecting more . No visit to the press box ? No visit to the dugout ? I figured the clubhouse would be off limits now . But overall not bad . Recommend if you haven’t been there or to the museum or monument park .

My husband is a NYY fan. He has ALWAYS been a NYY fan. I, am a Redsox fan. How does that work? Well it worked for my parents for 50 years and it has worked for us for 46 years. We have been to several games at Fenway, even Redsox v Yankee games which is easy since we live an hour away from Boston. Well since we were visiting NYC, it was only fair that we visit Yankee Stadium. The tour guide was fantastic. Obviously a loyal Yankee fan. She really knew her stuff! I must say the stadium is very majestic. My husband took many pictures and was very happy to be there. I did enjoy the tour but I must admit, I love the history and simplicity of good ol’ Fenway Park which is why I only gave the review four stars. I’m sure my husband would have given it six!

I really enjoyed the tour! The tour guides were 60/50 totally amazing. The feeling of sitting in the dugout where the players sit, knowing the history of the stadium, oh and the Yankee Museum in a must see. It is money well spent for any baseball fan of any team!! Thank you Yankee stadium !!! Oh by the way I love you a Rizzo!!

The tour basically hits 3 spots: The museum, monument park and the home dugout. In my opinion, the tour was pretty lame and catered more to someone who has never experienced Yankee Stadium. You can visit the museum up until the 8th inning during a game and you can visit monument park prior to every home game, so you don't need to take a tour to see these places. The only pro's to this is you are with a smaller crowd then you would have at a game, and you get a tour guide. The highlight of the tour was getting to go into the dugout, however, it was the last stop and it felt very rushed. My suggestions would be: Allow the tour to enter the yankee bullpen (there's a door connecting it to monument park), show fans areas that they wouldn't normally see such as the press box and broadcast booth. And finally, most fans don't spend the money to experience the luxurious aspects of a game at the stadium. On the tour, show them the legends seats and the food that comes with it, the suite level, and some of the exclusive clubs like the delta suite. I would bet that the yankees would get more sales for these things if they were added to the tour.

It is all very hurried, the guide was friendly but there is just very little to see. Maybe it would be nice to walk over ti the old stadium too.

I attended the Yankee Stadium tour on Saturday, April 29th. Tickets were approximately $36 per person. The tour started in the Grand Hall. Then, we moved onto the main level concourse en route to the museum. After that, it was onto Monument Park. We also walked down the first base side of the field, directly up to the Yankee dugout. My issue...Why were we not brough to a locker room, the radio or tv broadcast boothes, or at least the Dugout. The points of interest on the tour were all accessible on game days, and I didn't see anything I didn't see already.

I want to commend the help of mike and jaime for their help and patience in purchasing my ticket for yankees day tour.

The tour is well presented. Lots of photo opportunities. Great access to important areas of the stadium.

From start to finish our tour was awesome. From sitting in the dugout to wandering round the monument park area. All just amazing. Our guide knew his stuff! Answering lots of questions from everyone in the tour. Highly recommend

Overall, I was disappointed that we didn’t get to go in the dugout or clubhouse being Covid has dissipated. I did however enjoy the rest of the tour. The guide was super nice and knowledgeable.

Yes I am biased as I'm a Yankees fan. But even if you're not a Yankees or even a Baseball fan you should still enjoy the history and the Majesty of Yankee Stadium. The tour guide was very knowledgeable and gave us plenty of opportunity to ask questions and gave clear and precise answers.

I highly recommend this tour if you are a Yankee fan. The tour guide was very knowledgeable and highlighted many historical facts. I also believe that any baseball fan would enjoy the tour.

We enjoyed the tour as far as we got but the guide was walking us really fast like he was in a big hurry. Spent a lot of time in the public accessible autographs room. Could have seen more of the stadium. However I slipped on the third consecutive set of stairs and sustained a large head laceration which abruptly ended our tour. Went to local ER.

We loved this tour! I love learning history do that part was up my alley! But hubby is the biggest Yankee fan, so he was just mesmerized by all of it. So glad we did this!!

Loved the tour! Tour guides were really knowledgeable, answering all the questions we threw at them without fail. My facourite part of the tour was Yankees museum. Seeing jerseys that were worn by Babe Ruth, Mickey Mantle, Lou Gehrig, etc was dream come through! Would definitely recommend the tour to anyone, no matter if you’re into baseball or not. After all, Yankees are part of New York history and seeing the stadium is somet No visitors to NY should miss

I took my 12 yr old son and we had the best time! The tour guide James was a wealth of knowledge and was very personable. The only thing I wished we had seen was more of the behind the scenes - like the VIP or box seats and maybe the visiting teams locker rooms. Overall, very happy and pleased with everything!

The tour felt more like a history tour, rather than a stadium tour. We were walked through areas accessible by the public at any given event. We got to step on the dirt next to the field for a photo, which was nice, but again nothing unusual if you go on certain dates. I did the tour thinking they would show us the players’ locker rooms, the exit steps they take to head to a game. I thought this tour would give us fans an insight to areas not regularly accessible to fans, like backstage access, and we did not get that. Lastly, if you do not like history or baseball as much, you may find this tour somewhat boring.