Everyone knows that Yankee Stadium tickets are some of the hardest tickets to get from the box office. With so many fans out there, good Yankee Stadium tickets are always gone quickly. Now by using A Cheap Seat which is the secondary market for tickets, you can still guarantee yourself not only the availability of tickets, but also have options to buy premium Yankee Stadium tickets. This way you can avoid disappointment for many friends and family members.

At A Cheap Seat we also try to provide you with the proper schedules for all Football, Baseball, Hockey, Soccer, Racing, Golf, Tennis, Wrestling, and basketball games. Also, information and show times for all Festivals, Comedy and Broadway Theater dates. Plus Concert tour information and venue seating charts or maps.

All of our Yankee Stadium tickets prices are in U.S. Dollars and the ticket prices in the secondary market can be higher or lower than the original ticket price printed on the tickets depending on how high the demand is. Our company incurs expenses in procuring these tickets from the original source, just as you will with any other ticket broker.

A Cheap Seat is a privately owned online ticket broker and is not affiliated with any Yankee Stadium website or any Yankee Stadium fan club, Ticketmaster, or the Yankee Stadium box office, partners or sponsors.

How to order Yankee Stadium tickets online:

To buy online, simply find the Yankee Stadium tickets you would like, then add it to your cart and proceed to checkout. Please note that our checkout process offers SSL encryption for your security. All account information submitted to us is safely isolated from unauthorized access.

How to order Yankee Stadium tickets via telephone :

To buy via telephone, simply call us at 1-708-535-8682. Our Phone lines are open Monday through Friday 8:30 am - 4:30 pm and Saturday 8:30 am - 12:30 pm Central Standard Time. A Cheap Seat will be happy to assist you in placing your Yankee Stadium ticket order.

Payment Methods for Yankee Stadium ticket orders:

We currently accept Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and Discover. All cards are charged only after we are able to guarentee and fill your order.

Shipping your Yankee Stadium tickets:

At this time we only ship to the Continental USA and Canada by Fedex delivery.

Obtaining your Yankee Stadium tickets order status:

Regardless of the method you choose to place your Yankee Stadium ticket order, you will receive a confirmation e-mail within 24 hours. This will include your fedex tracking number and ship date. In the unlikely event that you do not receive a confirmation e-mail within 24 hours, please contact us to verify your order information.

 

 

 

 

Located at East 161st Street and River Avenue in The Bronx, New York City, Yankee Stadium originally opened on April 18, 1923.  NY Waterway runs a ferry service to Yankee Stadium from various piers in Manhattan and New Jersey.  Yankee Stadium favors left-handed batters because of a shorter right-field fence, which was once called Ruthville and is now known as the short porch, although the field has become much more symmetric over the years.  Yankee Stadium is often referred to as The House that Ruth Built, but it is usually referred to as The Stadium.  Yankee Stadium is the home stadium of the New York Yankees, a major league baseball team.  Yankee Stadium is the scene of such historic events as Babe Ruth's then-record 60th home run in 1927; tearful farewell addresses by Lou Gehrig in 1939 and Babe Ruth in 1948; Don Larsen's perfect World Series game in 1956; Roger Maris's then-record 61st home run in 1961; Reggie Jackson's three home runs in a World Series game in 1977; and on-field celebrations of World Series championships.  Yankee Stadium was built on a five-sided, irregular plot of land. Since 1951, Bob Sheppard has been the public address announcer at Yankee Stadium. After the September 11, 2001 attacks, the authorities of Yankee Stadium enforced stricter rules.  Yankee Stadium was owned by Rice University from 1962 until 1971, when the City of New York acquired the property by eminent domain for $2.5 million.