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Yankee Stadium
Directions & Parking
Ballparks
of Baseball:
Yankee Stadium
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Yankee Stadium is
located at 161st St. and River Avenue in the
Bronx.
For directions from
Manhattan:
From the East Side,
take FDR Drive North to Exit 18 (Willis Ave.
Bridge). Cross bridge and follow signs for the
Major Deegan Expressway/Interstate 87 North to
Exit 4 (149th street) or Exit 5 (155th Street).
From
the West Side, take Henry Hudson Parkway North to
Exit 14 Cross Bronx Expressway /Interstate 95
North. Follow 1-95 North to Exit 1C (Major Deegan
Expressway Exit) South to Exit 6 (161st Street).
For directions from
Brooklyn and Queens:
Take
the Brooklyn/Queens Expressway (Interstate 278) to
the Grand Central Parkway west to the Triboro
Bridge. Once over the bridge follow signs to the
Major Deegan Expressway (Interstate 87) north and
proceed to Exit 4 (149th Street) or Exit 5 (155th
Street Exit).
For directions from Staten
Island:
From
the Verrazano Bridge cross over the bridge and
follow the Brooklyn/Queens Expressway (Interstate
278) to the Grand Central Parkway. Go West to the
Triboro Bridge. Once over the bridge follow signs
to the Major Deegan Expressway (Interstate 87)
north and proceed to Exit 4 (149th Street) or Exit
5 (155th Street Exit).
From
the Goethels Bridge Cross the Bridge and follow
the New Jersey turnpike (Interstate 95) north to
the George Washington Bridge. Cross bridge and
take Exit 1C to the Major Deegan (Interstate 87)
south to Exit 6 (161st Street Exit).
For directions from Long
Island:
From
the Throgs Neck or Whitestone Bridge take either
bridge to the Cross-Bronx Expressway (Interstate
95) South. Follow to Exit 1C the Major Deegan /
Interstate 87 South Exit. Continue on the Major
Deegan to Exit 6 (161st Street).
From
the Cross Island Parkway, proceed North to the
Grand Central Parkway West to the Triboro Bridge.
Once over the bridge follow signs to the Major
Deegan Expressway (Interstate 87) north and
proceed to Exit 4 (149th Street) or Exit 5 (155th
Street Exit).
For directions from
Westchester County and Points North:
Take
the Bronx River or Hutchinson River Parkway South
to Bruckner Expressway (Interstate 278) West to
the Major Deegan (Interstate 87) North. Continue
on the Major Deegan to Exit 4 (149th Street) or
Exit 5 (155th Street).
From
the Major Deegan (Interstate 87) South, follow to
Exit 6 (161st Street).
For directions from New
Jersey:
Take
the George Washington Bridge to the Cross-Bronx
Expressway to the Major Deegan (Interstate 87)
South, Exit 1C. Continue on the Major Deegan to
Exit 6 (161st).
Take
the George Washington Bridge to the Cross Bronx
Expressway to Exit 2, Jerome Avenue South.
Take
the George Washington Bridge to Harlem River Drive
to the 155th Street exit. Cross the Macombs Dam
Bridge and follow signs to the stadium.
For directions from
Connecticut:
Take
Interstate 95 South to the Major Deegan Expressway
(Interstate 87) South. Continue on the Major
Deegan to Exit 6 (161st Street).
Take
Interstate 95 South to the Bruckner Expressway
(Interstate 278) West. Follow the Bruckner
Expressway to the Major Deegan (Interstate 87)
North. Take Exit 4 (149th Street) or Exit 5 (155th
Street).
Take
the Merritt Parkway South to Hutchinson River
Parkway South. Follow to Cross County Parkway West
to NY State Thruway (Interstate 87) South. Thruway
becomes Major Deegan Expressway (Interstate 87
Still). Follow to exit 6 (161st Street).
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PARKING |
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Limited parking is located at the
following locations:
-East 161st
St. - Jerome Ave. & Macombs Dam Bridge ^
-Jerome Ave. - East 164th St. & East 162nd St.
-River Ave. - East 158th St. & East 157th St. * ^
-East 157th St. - River Ave. & Gerard Ave.
-River Ave. - East 157th St. & East 153rd St. * ^
-River Ave. at 71 E. 153rd St. ^
-River Ave. at East 151st St.
-East 153rd St. at River Ave. ^
-River Ave. - East 151st St. & East 150th St.
-River Ave. - East 151st St. & East 150th St.
-Exterior St. at Market Area
-River Ave. - East 164th St. & East 165th St. (Bus Lot)
It is recommended that fans take the
subway using the 4 Train to the Yankee Stadium/161 St. stop from
Manhattan and surrounding boroughs. The New York City Subway is the largest subway system
in the world moving over 1.4 billion people each year and includes
two 24 hour subway systems.
On the Web:
NYC Subway
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