Does Yankee stadium sell individual game day programs or just a Yankee yearbook?

Question

Also, if anyone's attended a game at the stadium this year, could you give an estimate of how much money one should bring to feed family of three at the ballpark. Thanks in advance.

Answer 1

to your first question, if you mean do they sell individual game tickets like sold on game day, then yes they do.

but i've been there and to feed a family of four was about 45-50 dollars so if you're a family of three you'll need probably just a bit over 30.

its pretty expensive.

Answer 2

They do sell the individual scorecard/program, yes.  As for food, I'd say just bring at least $50 and you should be OK.  Seriously, prices are insane.  We're talking $10 or so for a hot dog and a soda, though they have these gigantic soda cups that two or three people can share, they're $6 or something like that.  Hey, you're family, right?

I'm figuring the prices will be the same as they were during All-Star Weekend; the only event I've been to up there this year was during that weekend.  However, the price signs seemed permanent, so I don't think the prices are lower for regular games.

I guess they have to pay their players somehow, huh?

Well, enjoy the game!!

Answer 3

Their "programs" are Yankees Magazines with a scorecard stuck in the middle. I think they're selling for $7 this year and they're a pretty good read, but they're not programs dedicated to the individual game. They only change them up every two weeks.

As far as food goes, for a family of 3, I'd say about $60. Say, hotdog, crackerjacks, soda, and ice cream for all three, throwing in a couple of beers for the adults... Maybe you should add in another couple of bucks. The expense at Yankee Stadium is ridiculous.