Suggestions for Stadium near Bronx

City of New York • December 26, 2012In the footprint of the old Yankee Stadium, Heritage Field is the largest of the new and renovated parks to be built as part of the Yankee Stadium Area Redevelopment Project.

Kristin T. • September 25, 2013Beware of line-cutters if there's a giveaway.

Jeff D. • July 12, 2016Garth Brooks concert - amazing. Venue staff is always professional, helpful, and cheery.

Bonnie C. • October 13, 2014Did an obstacle race here and this stadium was in great condition and well maintained

SweetFelz24 • June 10, 2012Try wholly guacamole. Amazing. Bleachers the heart of the stadium.

NYC Parks • July 30, 2013Home of the US Open, the National Tennis Center is open to the public all year, offering 3 Stadiums, 22 outdoor and 9 indoor courts. Hone your skills with one of the NTC’s tennis programs and training

Jeff R. • September 24, 2011No a/c in the press box

Karen • April 21, 2023Great place to take your kids when they’re becoming restless at the game. Too bad you lose out on watching the game when you’re a parent. Might as well not come to the game and just go to the park.

Yankee Stadium Insider • August 15, 2011A great place to enjoy the majestic (and expensive) structure that is Yankee Stadium III. Don't miss the BRAND NEW Torrisi brothers "Parm Stand" for awesome $14 meatball or turkey sandwiches.

Frank N. • July 28, 2018Great way to see a game

Sasha M. • April 22, 2021An excellent field for kids and grownups to play soccer

K-SWISS • August 30, 2010Once known as the Singer Bowl and host of the World's Fair, the stadium reopened as Louis Armstrong Stadium in 1978 with the US Open's move to Flushing, Queens. @kswiss @kswiss_sport

Valerie S. • May 24, 2013Two institutions sit in somewhat unlikely harmony. Check the black-and-white rock artist portraits, including 2012 Yankee Stadium performer Madonna. New signature Ts sport artisan feel. Cordial staff.

NYC Parks • October 17, 2012From the footprint of old Yankee Stadium, you can play baseball where Ruth, Gehrig, Berra, Mantle, Mattingly, and Jeter once stood, all while taking in the view of the New Yankee Stadium.

Edward G. • August 17, 2016Gotta stop in at Stan's for a brewski(or two) when in town to see a game at Yankee stadium!

Uncle Jeff • November 20, 2014Best seats in the house

Michael N. • April 18, 2016Great pregame spot before you head into Yankees Stadium. Very busy but very spacious. Cool industrial loft space vibe

A L E X • June 4, 2016The beer selection is phenomenal. The staff is beyond friendly. Truly a mix bar for native Bronxites and visitors. Wings were decent too. Steps away from Yankee Stadium. Happy Hour 3-7 m-f!

Harlem A. • August 12, 201612 indoor courts and 4 outdoor allows this to be a draw for those in need of a quality facility that operates like a private club.Lessons for all age groups. Onsite parking, Metro North stop is nearby

Valerie S. • May 21, 2013A broad, airy expanse ringing the ballpark and named for the Bambino vastly changes the Stadium walk-up. Entrance/exit have been eased. Gate 4 is majestic. A lamppost pennant tells a tale of the Babe.

Al S. • September 2, 2014Great little Caribbean joint just outside Yankee Stadium. Get the jerk chicken platter with rice and "peas" (read: kidney beans) and veggie slaw stuff. Quality eats for a can't beat value.

M. G. S. • November 23, 2012#NonstopNYC who doesn't love Yankee Stadium?!

The Corcoran Group • July 16, 2013Our favorite bar to visit before heading into the stadium. It gets pretty crowded, but when you're paying a fraction of the price for a beer versus at the game, it's worth pushing through the crowds.