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Lots of Suite Views from the New Yankee Stadium


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Published Mar 25, 2008

Modified Mar 25, 2008


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Main Level Outdoor Suite, view from Home Plate

 

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Move over baseball! Because the New Yankee Stadium will have so many amenities that you won't even need to watch a game. The Yankees unveiled a nifty website showing all the premium amenities that they're offering in the stadium that opens in 2009. The website, Yankees Premium, shows "An exclusive experience, for those with discerning taste, who seek the very best, that life has offer." Four levels of suites are offered at the stadium - the Club Suite ($700/seat/game), the Legends Suite ($500/seat/game), Main Level Outdoor Suite ($350/seat/game), and for those with smaller wallets, the measly Terrace Level Outdoor Suite ($100/seat/game).

And for the everyday fan, the website shows some nice renderings of the "Great Hall", Monument Park, a museum (with kids zone), a sports bar (to watch Yankees games while at the stadium), a martini bar, and a steak house.

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