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New York Yankees Suite Prices and Details

How much do New York Yankees suites cost?

New York Yankees suites will range from $10,000 - $20,000 for a single game suite. Yankee Stadium on average is the most expensive baseball stadium to rent a suite. Luxury box pricing varies for each game. It will depend on who the Yankees play, the day of game and the location of the suite.
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How many guests can fit in a Yankees suite?

The most common Yankees luxury suite will hold 22 - 34 people. There are suites on the SAP Level that can hold as few as 12 and as many as 100. The Club Suite will be the largest. In between a traditional suite and a Club suite are Pocket Door suites that can hold up to 56 guests.
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12-22 Tickets
0-3 Parking
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Yankee Stadium Event Planning Guide

Catering

In-suite catering is available to purchase at Yankee Stadium. Guests can pre-order at their discretion from the suite menu. Most suites do not include catering. On average, clients spend about $105 per person on food and alcohol, however, there is no catering minimum and it is optional.
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Parking and Transportation

A limited number of preferred parking passes typically come with your Yankees suite purchase. 164 Street Garage and the River Avenue Garage are twp of the most premium lots. There's a limited amount of public parking on neighboring streets. Using the subway and the Metro-North train is recommended.

Budget

Most New York Yankees games will cost $10,000 - $20,000 for a single game suite. Food and beverage will be a separate charge that won't take place until the day of the event but you should factor in $105 per person. Other costs that can come up include parking and fan merchandise.

Dress Code

This mostly comes down to the nature of the event. If it’s a corporate event, guests will likely be dressed in business casual attire. However, it’s not uncommon for guests to wear their favorite team gear with jeans, a hat and sneakers. There is not a separate dress code for being in a suite.

Venue Bag Policy

No bags larger than 16"x16"x"8" will be allowed into Yankee Stadium. Some of the prohibited items not allowed in include laptops, professional camera equipment, coolers, selfie sticks, alcohol and costumes. All guests will be screened by metal detectors prior to entering the stadium.

Entrances

For those with a Yankees suite ticket, there are Suite Entrances at Gate 2 (Left Field) and another adjacent to Gate 4 (Home Plate). Elevators will take you to your suite level once inside Yankee Stadium. All gates will open 90 minutes prior to the scheduled start time of the game.

Child Ticket Policy

Children who are 3 years old and younger or less than 30 inches tall do not need a ticket to enter the ballpark. However, the child must sit on an adult's lap during the game without obstructing the view of other guests. There is no age requirement to be in a suite or on the suite level.

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Yankees Spotlight

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Current MLB Season

The Yankees were desperately missing an ace on the pitching staff to go with their record-setting offense, and they went out and got it by signing free agent Gerrit Cole to a record $324 million, nine-year contract after he led Houston to Game 7 of the World Series by going 20-5 with a 2.50 ERA during the regular season, finishing second in Cy Young voting to teammate Justin Verlander.

Offensively, all the big bats are back – Aaron Judge, Gleyber Torres, DJ LeMahieu, and Giancarlo Stanton. While middle-relief specialist Dellin Betances is gone, the bullpen still has Adam Ottavino, Zack Britton, and closer Aroldis Chapman. This stacked roster puts the Yankees ahead of Houston in some circles as favorites in the American League.

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Posted Mar 4, 2019

Get ready for a run into deep October with the 2019 New York Yankees. They’ll follow up last year’s 100-win season with an even better roster in 2019. The Yankees vs. Red Sox will battle it out all year in the AL East, making the rivalry more exciting than ever.

The Yankees are going to get a full year out of rookie standout Gleyber Torres. Torres lived up to expectations after being called up to the big league roster a year ago. As did, Miguel Andujar. Andujar shined at third base in 2018. Let’s not forget about the big bombers in the lineup, Aaron Judge and Giancarlo Stanton. Judge and Stanton stand along as baseball’s best home run hitters. The Yankees felt Aaron Hicks is the man to roam center field for years to come, so Hicks and the Yankees signed an extension this offseason. Speaking of the offseason, Yankees fans can welcome in Troy Tulowitzki and D.J. Lemahieu. Brett Gardner, Jacoby Ellsbury and Greg Bird will round up the Yankees 2019 lineup.

The pitching staff is led by one of baseball’s most exciting young players, Luis Severino. The Yankees traded with the Mariners to bring over James Paxton. They’ve also added JA Happ in the offseason. To anchor the staff, Masahiro Tanaka and CC Sabathia round it out. Sabathia has announced that 2019 will be his final season.

Yankee Stadium suites are going to be the ultimate experience for fans looking to entertain for business or be all together in one group. Suites for any Yankees game will include 22 – 32 tickets and VIP parking passes. Yankees luxury boxes are big and spacious, roughly 900 square feet. Upscale furnishings in a suite will include granite counter tops, leather sofas, limestone flooring and up to 4 HDTVs. Yankee Stadiums suites also come with a private restroom. With private entry into the ballpark and exclusive access to the SAP Suite Lounge, a Yankees suite is going to give fans the VIP experience they’ve been looking for.

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Posted Jan 9, 2018

The New York Yankees enter 2018 with their eyes set on a 28th World Series championship. Last season was supposed to be a rebuilding year, but the Baby Bombers led the Yankees to a surprising 91-71 record before losing to the Houston Astros in the American League Championship Series. Despite the surprising playoff run, the Yankees parted ways with former manager Joe Girardi. Former Yankees player, ESPN analyst, and postseason hero Aaron Boone has been hired to take over the managerial duties in the Bronx. After falling just one game short of the World Series last year, the Yankees look primed for a huge year in 2018.

General manager Brian Cashman pulled off the franchise’s biggest acquisitions in over a decade, trading for reigning National League MVP Giancarlo Stanton. Stanton and Aaron Judge will form perhaps the most feared duo in the league. With both sluggers standing at 6-7, 250+ pounds, the term Bronx Bombers has been given a new meaning. Judge, the reigning American League Rookie of the Year, is coming off of a historic rookie season in which he hit 52 home runs and knocked in 112 RBI’s. Stanton himself hit 59 home runs and drove in 132 RBI’s during his MVP campaign. You won’t want to miss these two destroying baseballs at Yankee Stadium.

With simply Judge and Stanton in the middle of the lineup, the Yankees would have one of the most potent lineups in Major League Baseball. However they also have one of the deepest lineups in the majors. Shortstop Didi Gregorius is a premier fielder and enjoyed a career year at the plate last season. Catcher Gary Sanchez hit 33 home runs, showing off he too can mash the ball like Judge and Stanton. At the top of the lineup, 34-year old Brett Gardner has proven to be a pesky leadoff hitter and an essential veteran presence as the Yankees’ longest tenured player.

On the mound the Yankees figure to have one of their best starting rotations in years, and we all know about their dominant bullpen. Luis Severino was a finalist for the American League Cy Young award last season, suggesting he could be the Yankees ace for the future. Behind him, Masahiro Tanaka will look to have a bounceback year, and Sonny Gray has high expectations in his first full year in New York. The team also re-signed C.C. Sabathia to a one-year deal in the off-season. With Dellin Betances, David Robertson, and Aroldis Chapman at the back end of the bullpen, it’s going to be nearly impossible to come back from behind against the Yankees in the late innings. The Yankees bullpen is lights out once again.

Experience the Yankees run towards their 28th championship in VIP style at Yankee Stadium. Yankee Stadium in the Bronx is equipped with the finest amenities in its luxury suites. Luxury boxes for Yankees games offer a unique, climate-controlled setting that is ideal for any occasion whether it’s for business or pleasure. Yankee Stadium suites will include: 22 tickets, 2 VIP parking passes, option to purchase up to 10 additional standing room passes, exclusive access into the stadium and stadium clubs, private restroom, option for in-suite catering, premium seating, leather sofa, Wi-Fi and HDTV’s.

Start spreading the news, the Yankees are in for a monster year in 2018!

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