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A complete guide to every restroom at Yankee Stadium — including family rooms, ADA accessible facilities, and insider tips for shorter lines.

The current Yankee Stadium opened on April 2, 2009, replacing the original "House That Ruth Built" which stood across the street from 1923 to 2008. Built at a cost of $2.3 billion, it was the most expensive stadium ever constructed at the time. The exterior is clad in 11,000 pieces of Indiana limestone — the same quarry that supplied the Empire State Building — and features a replica of the original 1923 copper frieze that became synonymous with Yankees baseball.
The stadium's concourses are significantly wider than its predecessor at 32 feet average (the old stadium's were just 17 feet), and about two-thirds of the 46,537 seats are in the lower bowl. The Great Hall, a seven-story open-air entrance running between Gates 4 and 6, is the largest public entryway at any sporting venue in the world, spanning over 31,000 square feet.
Monument Park, home to the retired numbers and plaques honoring Yankees legends from Babe Ruth to Derek Jeter, was relocated to beyond center field. The 59-by-101-foot HD video board in center field was the largest in baseball when installed.

Yankee Stadium, Bronx, NY

Yankee Stadium has restrooms on every level across three main concourse areas — Field Level, Main Level, and the shared Terrace/Grandstand Level — plus the Bleacher section. The stadium has a total of 843 restroom fixtures including 369 women's toilets, 98 men's toilets, 298 urinals, and 78 unisex fixtures in family rooms and suites. All women's restrooms have complimentary feminine hygiene products via Sequel dispensers.
Accessible restrooms are located on every level. The stadium has 16 passenger elevators for access between levels. For assistance, contact Disabled Services at (718) 579-4510 or visit any Guest Relations booth.
12 dedicated family restrooms across all levels: Sections 106, 124, 130 (Field Level), 219, 227A, 234 (Main Level), 221B (Delta SKY360), 311, 317, 327, 333 (Terrace/Grandstand), and 201 (Bleachers). All have changing tables.
Restrooms are accessible as soon as you enter the stadium. Gates typically open 90 minutes before first pitch. There are no public restrooms between the parking areas and the gates.
13 restrooms across 5 areas at Yankee Stadium.

Single-occupancy private room with changing table.
Suite-level access — available to Delta SKY360 ticket holders.
Private nursing room with lounge chairs, TV, and power outlets for electric breast pumps. Inside the 2,850 sq ft Sunrun Kids Clubhouse.
Near the FreshDirect Terrace and Toyota Terrace areas.
The Terrace/Grandstand level (300/400) shares a concourse and the restrooms up there are noticeably less crowded than the Field Level, especially during mid-game innings.
Family restrooms are single-occupancy, so lines move slowly. If the one near your section is backed up, check the next closest — there are 12 spread across the stadium.
Gates open 90 minutes before first pitch. The first restroom rush happens right after gates open and clears within about 15 minutes.
The nursing room is inside the Sunrun Kids Clubhouse near Section 310 on the 300 Level — it has lounge chairs and power outlets for breast pumps.
All women's restrooms have complimentary feminine hygiene products from Sequel dispensers — no need to bring your own.
If you're sitting in the bleachers, the restrooms near the FreshDirect Terrace tend to move quickly. Don't walk all the way back to the main concourse.
All concourses and restrooms are open. Gates open 90 minutes before first pitch. The Field Level concourse behind home plate sees the heaviest restroom traffic during the 5th and 7th innings. The Great Hall between Gates 4 and 6 is the main entry point and gets congested — use Gate 2 or Gate 8 for a smoother arrival.
NYCFC typically uses a modified seating configuration at Yankee Stadium. Some upper-level sections may be closed. Most Field Level and Main Level restrooms remain open. Family restrooms are available for all MLS events. NYCFC is relocating to a new stadium at Willets Point — check NYCFC.com for the latest.
Concert configurations vary by artist and stage setup. Additional restroom facilities may be placed on the field level. Some premium-level restrooms may be closed depending on the event. Portable facilities are sometimes added outside the gates for pre-show queues.

Pre-game and post-game spots near Yankee Stadium
Sports Bar · Bronx Institution
The iconic Yankee Stadium bar since 1979. Walls covered in Yankees memorabilia, loud music, always packed on game days. A Bronx institution.
Known for: Pre-game atmosphere, cheap beers, memorabilia
Sports Bar & Grill
Steps from the stadium on E 161st St. Affordable draft beers, solid wings, burgers, loaded nachos. Classic game-day spot.
Known for: Wings, draft beers, proximity
Bar & Restaurant
Directly across the street on River Ave. Cozy atmosphere with good craft beer and cocktail selection.
Known for: Craft cocktails, laid-back vibe
Historic Bar & Grill · Est. 1927
Operating since 1927 on E 161st St. Hearty American comfort food with game-day atmosphere and nearly a century of history.
Known for: History, comfort food, pre-game tradition
Deli · Est. 1936
Classic deli since 1936. Stacked pastrami sandwiches, matzo ball soup, breakfast platters. Booths, baseball memorabilia, quick service.
Known for: Pastrami, matzo ball soup, old-school deli
Restaurant & Bar · Inside Venue
165 seats at Gate 6, corner of 161st and River Ave. Legendary Steak Burgers, wings, cocktails. Yankees memorabilia throughout.
Known for: Burgers, full bar, Yankees memorabilia
Bar & Grill
Gerard Ave area. Weekday happy hour 4-8pm. Wide draft beer selection, game day menu with lower prices.
Known for: Happy hour, craft drafts, game day specials
Fine Dining · Inside Venue
The stadium's upscale option. Dry-aged USDA Prime steaks, seafood, desserts. Premium pre-game dining experience.
Known for: Dry-aged steaks, upscale experience
Garages, lots, and street parking options.
Adjacent to stadium, south side
Official stadium parking. Pre-book at yankees.cityparking.nyc or call (718) 588-7817.
940 River Ave, Bronx, NY 10452
3-level multi-storey. Official parking.
951 River Ave, Bronx, NY 10452
5-level multi-storey. One block north of the stadium.
70 E 162nd St, Bronx, NY
Underground garage. Budget option, significantly cheaper than official lots.
1295 Jerome Ave, Bronx, NY
Cheapest option. About a 10-minute walk to the stadium.
East of stadium, along Harlem River
Multiple surface lots. Official parking with river views.
Official lots run about $49 per game. Third-party options via SpotHero, ParkWhiz, or ParkMobile range from $7.50 to $35 — the cheapest options are further away. The 4/B/D subway to 161st Street is the easiest and cheapest way to get here.
161st St-Yankee Stadium (4/B/D trains)
492 ft
Yankees-E 153rd St (Metro-North)
0.5 mi
Bx6 / Bx13 bus (E 161st St & River Ave)
328 ft
Bx1 / Bx2 bus (Grand Concourse & E 161st)
0.2 mi
Nearby places sourced from OpenStreetMap contributors.
Also nearby: Restrooms at Madison Square Garden · Restrooms at Citi Field