MTA Subway - 161st St/Yankee Stadium (4/B/D)
Metro Station
Concourse Village, Bronx
"Fill up your MetroCard early to avoid lines after the game."(2 Tips)
"It will give you easy access to the staircase down to River Avenue."(2 Tips)
"Subway station for the greatest major league baseball team."(2 Tips)
"161st St/Yankee Stadium & walk the rest of the way"(7 Tips)
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- nycHealthyAugust 22, 2012Making NYC Your Gym is as easy as getting off the subway a stop early. Get off at Yankee Stadium & walk the rest of the way to work/home/school. More on Making NYC Your Gym-http://on.nyc.gov/T6Gc9J
Untapped CitiesAugust 16, 2012This subway stop is covered with art by Vito Acconci, an internationally renowned artist born in the Bronx. Later, fellow artist Helene Brandt added to the art with a witty rejoinder. Read more
- River Ave. BluesAugust 19, 2011Leave the car in the garage and take the subway to the stadium. It's the fastest route between Manhattan and the big ballpark in the Bronx. Fill up your MetroCard early to avoid lines after the game.Upvoted Mar 1
Jamel MuhammadJuly 2, 2011It is a very diverse area, yet so overcrowded at times. I love the baseball nostalgia though. Getting home can be a hassle at times, but overall the area is cool.
Jake SmithAugust 9, 2014When exiting the train on game day, walk as far down the platform as possible. People don't seem to realize there are multiple exits that take you to the stadium.
The New York Daily NewsMay 9, 2011PHOTO: In 1961, Roger Maris celebrates his 61st homer of the year with the fan that caught it, at the link! Maris was the first to break Ruth's record of 60 home runs, though in a longer season. Read more- nycHealthyAugust 20, 2012Making NYC Your Gym is as easy as getting off the subway a stop early. Get off at 161st St/Yankee Stadium & walk the rest of the way to work/home. More on Making NYC Your Gym-http://on.nyc.gov/T6Gc9J
- Yankee Stadium InsiderAugust 3, 2011If you're heading to the stadium via the uptown 4, head straight to the last car. It will give you easy access to the staircase down to River Avenue.
If your going to 59th street I suggest going to the last two carts that will leave you by the staircase leading to the N and Q trains
Michael VierraSeptember 22, 2016Whether the B, D or the 4 all lines lead to the home of The New York Yankees! Don't touch that 3rd rail!
LET'S GO YANKEES!!! The trains are definitely going to be packed like a can of sardines.
Kind of depressing to look at what once was the house that Ruth built.Looking across the way to the house that Steinbrenner built makes it a LITTLE better.
The New YorkerAugust 16, 2010March, 2010, marked the demolition of the old Yankee Stadium, home to the Yankees and, in the seventies, psychedelic concession-stand uniforms. Lifelong fans are in mourning. Read more
When there is a home game, traffic gets rerouted and totally messes up your commute if you're a driver....
They finally fix the turn style on the far right on the entrance on walton & 161
David MeyerAugust 30, 2011Want to catch the 4 after getting off the D? Or vice versa? Good luck!. Some of the slowest and laziest people are in your path.
- Subway station for the greatest major league baseball team.
Jorge EspinosaNovember 21, 2019Planea bien tu día, si llevas carriola tienes mucho beneficios para subir
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MTA Subway - 161st St/Yankee Stadium (4/B/D)
1 E 161st St (at River Ave)
Bronx, NY 10451
United States
Bronx, NY 10451
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(212) 330-1234
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