Welcome to the new Yankee Stadium!
Have a walk around or a seat in the plaza and take in the work
and detail that went into its construction. The exterior was made
from 11,000 pieces of Indiana limestone, along with granite and
pre-cast concrete. The stadium was designed to closely mirror the
exterior of the original Yankee Stadium when it first opened in
1923 with the building's name V-cut and gold-leaf lettered above
each gate.
If you're here for a game, be sure to take in all the stadium
has to offer as there is plenty to see and do. You may not notice,
but the field dimensions for the outfield fences have the same
distance markers as the original facility prior to closing.
Overall, the fences measure 318 feet to left field, 399 feet to
left-center field, 408 feet to center field, 385 feet to
right-center field, and 314 to right field.
Whether or not you're a Yankees fan, you have to admit that the
Bronx Bombers always draw a crowd. So if you're from the area or
visiting from out of town, enjoy the experience and the game.
Go Yanks!
Cache only contains a log so be sure to bring a pen/pencil.
***In order to find the cache, don't go playing in the middle of
161st street, use the Macombs Dam Bridge overpass.***
