New York Yankees Tickets Options

A Major League Baseball (MLB) team based in The Bronx, New York City, New York, the New York Yankees were established as the Indianapolis franchise of the Western League, originally a farm team of the Cincinnati Reds. They became the Baltimore franchise in the newly set up American League in 1901 and later moved to New York City prior to the 1903 season. Nicknamed Yanks, Bronx Bombers, and Men in Pinstripes, they are in the Eastern Division of the American League. Boasting a history of over a century, the Yankees are one of two major league franchises operating in New York City, the other being the New York Mets of the National League. The traditional rivalry between the Yankees and the Boston Red Sox is undoubtedly one of the best rivalries ever witnessed in American professional sports. With their present home at the Yankee Stadium, the New York Yankees have won 26 World Series in 39 appearances. They are also the only team that is represented at every position in the Baseball Hall of Fame.

Special ticket plans

The New York Yankees are now offering a variety of ticket specials for selected games for the 2006 season. You can buy these in advance or on the day of the game. If you want to avail of discounts, please make a request prior to sale. For all Tuesday games, all $20.00 Tier-Reserved tickets will be discounted to $16 excluding all premium games. The same offer applies to selected Monday-Thursday night games in April, May and September. Family nights plan offers all Tier Reserved seats for $ 16 for designated Tuesday - Thursday night games in April, May, and September.

Student and youth games

If you are a student, present your high school or college ID card when buying tickets for any Wednesday game and get a Tier Reserved ticket for half-price. It must be bought only on the day of game.

If you are 14 or under, you can purchase half-price tickets in the Main Reserved, Tier Box, Tier Reserved and Bleachers for all Saturday games. (not premium games) only on the day of game, when accompanied by an adult.