Baseball in New York

A guide to baseball in New York — see the Yankees at Yankee Stadium and the Mets at Citi Field, both by subway, plus the Subway Series. Plan your NYC baseball trip with Chasing Stadiums.

Two ballparks in one city

Yankee Stadium in the Bronx (the 4, B, and D trains) and Citi Field in Queens (the 7 train) are both easy subway rides from Manhattan. Many fans base themselves in Manhattan and visit both parks over a few days.

Getting around

The subway is the best way to reach both ballparks and skip traffic. Yankee Stadium is served by Metro-North as well, and Citi Field by the LIRR on game days.

Plan a New York baseball weekend

Pair both ballparks — ideally during a Subway Series — and track your visits with Chasing Stadiums. New York also anchors the Northeast corridor, so you can extend the trip to Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington.

Frequently asked questions

How many MLB teams are in New York?

Two: the New York Yankees, who play at Yankee Stadium in the Bronx, and the New York Mets, who play at Citi Field in Queens.

Can I see both New York teams in one trip?

Yes. Both ballparks are reachable by subway, so you can plan a trip that visits Yankee Stadium and Citi Field — ideally around a Subway Series between the two.

How do I get to the New York ballparks?

Take the 4, B, or D subway (or Metro-North) to Yankee Stadium, and the 7 subway (or the LIRR on game days) to Citi Field.