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Yankee Stadium Classic Tour

The Yankees' official Classic Tour explores Monument Park and the New York Yankees Museum while placing the Bronx stadium within the franchise's long history.

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The official Yankee Stadium Classic Tour is a guided, sixty-minute visit to the club's home beside East 161st Street in the Bronx. It presents the current stadium, opened in 2009, through the history of the Yankees franchise and the architectural references carried forward from the former ballpark across the street.

Core stops include Monument Park, where plaques, monuments and retired numbers commemorate leading figures in Yankees history, and the New York Yankees Museum. The museum's displays use trophies, uniforms, photographs and other artifacts to connect celebrated players with championship seasons and the development of the team.

The route is distinct from game-day pregame products, and field, dugout or warning-track access is not guaranteed. Its reliable focus is the public history preserved inside the building: how a contemporary stadium constructs continuity with the imagery, records and personalities of an older baseball institution.

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Behind-the-scenes access to Monument Park and dugout areas

Information reviewed: 2026-08-09

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