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New York Yankees Suites: Availability, Rentals, Luxury Suite Ticket Prices

There are a total of 56 Luxury Suites at Yankee Stadium. The suites at the ballpark hold between 16-22 guests but can be combined to be hold up to 44 guests. Yankee Stadium also has a few party suites that can hold up to 70 guests. The suites include a bar area, private restrooms, and two rows of exterior seating overlooking the field. They also include preferred parking, dedicated concierge staff, and a gourmet selection of food and beverages. Individual suite rentals are available and start around $4,500 but vary depending on size, location, and opponent.

New York Yankees Team Information

The New York Yankees are a professional baseball team that play in the MLB. They compete in the American League’s East Division. The Yankees are based in the Bronx borough of New York City and play their homes games at Yankee Stadium. They were founded in 1901 in Baltimore, Maryland and moved to New York City in 1903. They officially took on the Yankee name in 1913. The Yankees have won 18 division titles and 27 World Series Championships, both of which are current MLB records. The Yankees were named the highest valued sports franchise in the US in 2013 and have an estimate value of over $2 billion. Some of the most popular Yankee players include Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, Joe DiMaggio, Yogi Berra, Mickey Mantle, Derek Jeter, and Alex Rodriguez.
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Yankee Stadium Suites: Availability, Rentals, Luxury Suite Ticket Prices

There are a total of 56 Luxury Suites at Yankee Stadium. The suites at the ballpark hold between 16-22 guests but can be combined to be hold up to 44 guests. Yankee Stadium also has a few party suites that can hold up to 70 guests. The suites include a bar area, private restrooms, and two rows of exterior seating overlooking the field. They also include preferred parking, dedicated concierge staff, and a gourmet selection of food and beverages. Individual suite rentals are available and start around $4,500 but vary depending on size, location, and opponent.

Yankee Stadium: Home of the New York Yankees

Yankee Stadium is located in the Bronx borough of New York City and is home to the MLB’s New York Yankees. The stadium was built in 2006 to replace the original Yankee Stadium and they kept a lot of the same design elements as the first one. The new Yankee Stadium is the most expensive stadium ever built at $2.3 billion. It has a baseball seating capacity of 49,642 and can expand to 54,251 for football and other events. Yankee Stadium is owned and operated by the New York Yankees.
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- 9 Best MLB Stadium Traditions
  
  Tradition is deep-rooted in the game of baseball, from the National Anthem to the bottom of the ninth inning. The act of packing the family up and hea… Read More
  ding to the ballpark on a warm summer afternoon to catch a game is a tradition in itself. In addition, each major league baseball stadium across the country features their own traditions. Here are seven of the best major league baseball stadium traditions, made possible by the fans:
  
  Yankees Bleacher Creatures Roll Call (Yankee Stadium)
  
  Section 39 of the right-field bleachers in Yankee stadium is where this tradition, believed by many to be the best in baseball, can be heard. There, the Bleacher Creatures, fans known for their undying allegiance to the Yankees, chant each of their team’s players one-by-one until they are acknowledged by that player. Acceptable forms of acknowledgment required for them to move on the the next player include a wave or the tip of a cap. Pitchers and catchers are excluded from the roll call.
  
  Chicago Cubs “Throw It Back” (Wrigley Field)
  
  Can you imagine the glory and excitement of catching a home run ball at Wrigley field? Now imagine throwing it back. That’s just what Cubs fans do with home run balls that bounce off the bat of the opposing team. This act is based on the premise that, “when you are given garbage, you have to give it back.” When you catch a home run ball of the opposing team at Wrigley Field, you are expected to toss it back onto the field; or else be responsible for bringing bad juju to your team.
  
  Angels Rally Monkey (Angel Stadium)
  
  To Los Angeles Angels fans, the rally monkey is much more than just a stuffed toy. It’s a tribute to the adorable jumping monkey that appears on the jumbotron throughout home games at Angel Stadium to the tune of “Jump Around” by House of Pain. Fans around the park can be seen with their own stuffed rally monkeys. We really aren't sure how this tradition came to fruition, but we know it gets Angels fans pumped up.
  
  Brewers Sausage Race (Miller Park)
  
  Winner, winner sausage dinner! Of all the races done at MLB stadiums, the Brewers sausage race is known to be one of the first. After the bottom of the sixth inning, five giant sausage mascots go link-to-link in a race around the field. Fans even bet on who will be the winner amongst Brett Wurst the bratwurst, Stosh Jonjak the Polish sausage, Guido the Italian sausage, Frankie Furter the hot dog, and Cinco the chorizo.
  New York Mets Home Run Apple ( Citi Field)
  
  The Mets embrace the nickname of their hometown New York, “The Big Apple,” each time they hit one out of the park. With every home run scored by the Mets, a giant red apple rises up just behind center field. This apple has been ‘bruised’ on a few occasions with tenacious home runs at Citi Field.
  
  Houston Astros Home Run Train (Minute Maid Park)
  
  The Houston Astro’s play their home games at what used to be Houston’s Union Station. Paying homage to the stadiums origins, a train takes a lap around the stadium each time an Astro’s player hits a homerun. The Home Run Train is filled with oranges and chugs along a track on top of the exterior wall behind left field at Minute Maid Park. The train also makes its way around the track when the Astros win a ballgame.
  
  “OK Blue Jays” (Rogers Centre)
  
  Baseball fans are undoubtedly well-versed in the song “Take Me Out to the Ballgame, serenaded during the seventh inning stretch. But they may be thrown off by the seventh inning stretch at a Blue Jays game. The Toronto Blue Jays play their own song, “OK Blue Jays” to switch things up. Including lyrics such as, “It’s a beautiful evening, fans,” and, “Bring on the Angels, the Rangers, and the Yankees too,” the song is a staple of home games at Rogers Centre.
  
  Nationals President Race (Nationals Park)
  
  While we mentioned the original stadium race featuring sausages at Miller Park, this race is too good not to include. There is something so undeniably entertaining about watching our great nation’s former leaders race around the field with giant, blown up heads. Located in the nation’s capital, Nationals Park hosts the epic Presidents Race. Here, big-headed versions of George Washington, Abe Lincoln, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt, William Howard Taft, and Calvin Coolidge race around the field in front of amused onlookers.
  
  Rockies Humidor (Coors Field)
  
  While some may call this a necessity more than a tradition, we think it’s noteworthy nonetheless. In the past, Coors Field was a hitter’s friend and a pitcher's foe. The Mile High City’s dry air caused the ball to travel roughly 10% faster off of the bat. In 2002, they installed the humidor, a device that prevented the baseballs from drying out, to level the playing field. This season, the Rockies have also installed higher homerun fences with the same goal in mind: keeping the game fair and square. (or diamond)
- Ticket Distribution is Changing
  In the not-so-distant past, season ticket holders spent the long months between seasons patiently awaiting the arrival of that familiar box- the one i… Read More
  ndicating their access to the upcoming season’s games had arrived. They would break the tape in one foul swoop and carefully peel back the box flaps, hit by the invigorating smell of freshly printed card stock and dazzled by a new ticket design.
  
  While some dedicated fans still enjoy an experience similar to this season after season, the world of ticket distribution has changed drastically and continues to evolve. Both season ticket holders and those searching for single events are feeling the growing pains of an ever-changing industry. Here are the main differences in ticket distribution affecting fans today.
  Ticket Distribution Changes
  
  Going Paperless
  Is paper a thing of the past? From credit card bills to checks, the country is going paperless. And tickets are following suit. While some are still printing PDF tickets from home, many are simply waving their smartphones for entry. One thing is for sure- less fans are watching the stub of their ticket be torn off along perforated line.
  
  Time is Ticking
  Season tickets for many teams and venues are now being sent a short time before each event rather than in one shiny package up front. This means a season ticket holder may not have their tickets in-hand (or in-app) until the final weeks leading up to the game or concert. Those purchasing individual event tickets may not see their tickets until the week before the event.
  
  There’s an App for That
  It seems there is an app for just about everything nowadays. Ticket distribution is no exception, as many teams and ticket resellers move in the direction of mobile applications for stadium entry. With a couple taps on their touch screen, fans are accessing paperless tickets directly from their phone.
  
  Sports fans and concert goers are in the grips of a fluid industry and have had mixed reactions to the changing times. It’s always helpful to know why changes are being implemented. Here are some of the reasons ticket distribution is taking a turn.
  Reasons for Ticket Distribution Changes.
  
  Here are a few reasons for the changes in ticket distribution:
  
  Control Ticket Resale
  The majority of teams and venues are aware that a secondary market is a part of the business and therefore choose to have control over reselling rather than preventing it altogether. By mandating electronic tickets, the teams can keep a better eye on when and how tickets change hands.
  
  Emerging Technology
  If the latest, greatest platform is available, why not use it? As digital ticketing becomes more widely used, venues and consumers are more comfortable with the process. Gone are the days of lost / stolen or misplaced tickets when they only exist with the flash of a smartphone screen.
  
  A Piece of the Pie
  Let’s not forget, as much as they desire to please fans, sports teams and concert venues are businesses. Their #1 goal is still to keep the lights on. By implementing changes that allow them to more closely monitor resale, they can prevent fluctuations in the value of tickets. In addition, some teams charge fans a fee if they want paper tickets printed as souvenirs.
  
  Keep in mind when choosing to live the Suite Life via SuiteHop, the timeframe in and the method by which you receive your tickets will vary based on the event and venue. One of our jobs in assisting you with planning your suite event is to ensure the tickets arrive to you on time. A general timeframe to expect is a minimum of 14-7 days prior to your event. Suite tickets may be shipped to you in a physical form or emailed to you in a PDF form. Either way you’re making your way to an unforgettable experience.
  
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- Suite Tours for Your Nationwide Business
  Chances are, your thriving business doesn’t operate within the confines of an office building, city, or even state. Whether your customers or your col… Read More
  leagues sit in other parts of the country, your business isn’t stuck in one place. Why should your corporate entertainment be? Ensure the corporate entertainment you choose is expansive enough for your nationwide business.
  Corporate Entertainment in a Suite
  
  Why choose a suite for corporate entertainment? The most important aspect of planning a business bash is maximizing attendance. After all, why waste your time and budget if no one shows up? With a catered event at a sporting event or concert, you’re sure to receive some sought-after RSVP’s.
  The Challenges
  
  While suite entertainment is undoubtedly a savvy way to spend your entertainment budget, we can’t overlook the challenges involved with planning suite events for your nationwide business.
  Challenge #1: Where to start?
  
  When planning nationwide corporate suite events, the very start line can be blurry. Where do you begin? How do you know which venues in your target markets would be best to entertain at, as well as fit within your budget? And even once you hone in on venues, who do you call to make it happen? This can be tricky to navigate with one event, let alone multiple.
  Challenge #2: The Details
  
  Let’s face it, planning multiple events nationwide always comes with a lot of details to hash out. But when it comes to mapping out a VIP experience in a luxury suite, there is even more to manage. A limited number of tickets requires careful monitoring of RSVPs. You have to ensure the tickets get to the right place. (and probably want to track which go to who) Then there’s choosing the appropriate options on that confusing catering menu to satisfy your guests.
  Challenge #3: Tracking Expenses
  
  What’s more difficult when planning multiple events throughout the country: leaving one (very busy) person to keep track of the expenses or having multiple people in different markets keep track of the budget and try to come together as one? Both options might produce a significant headache. With your business bucks being pulled in so many different directions, how can you execute an effective strategy to manage your budget?
  How Suite Tours Can Help
  
  SuiteHop recognizes the challenges that are inevitable when planning suite entertainment for your nationwide business. We know the execution of these events can seem like a full-time job. (And we know you probably already have one of those.) That’s why we’ve put together Suite Tours. Here’s how Suite Tours can remedy some of difficulties associated with nationwide suite entertainment:
  
  Provide us with your target markets and we will present some events and venues.
  
  Use our proprietary software to send electronic invites and track RSVP’s.
  
  We will track the tickets and make sure your guests receive them on time.
  
  Our suite experts are happy to help you navigate that catering menu.
  
  Our marketing team can assist with game-related marketing materials to promote your brand.
  
  Your 2017 Budget
  
  As your planning allocation for your 2017 entertainment budget, think about what you want your nationwide business to accomplish and how you plan to get there. Don't scramble last minute to use next year’s budget or lose it; be strategic and plan nationwide suite events that will make an impact on your business. To find out more about how SuiteHop can help orchestrate your nationwide suite events with Suite Tours, contact us at 1-888-SuiteHop or info@suitehop.com