The Mets–Yankees Subway Series travel guide — how to see both New York ballparks in one trip, both by subway, and experience the crosstown rivalry.
The Subway Series pits the Mets against the Yankees, splitting New York's baseball loyalties between Queens and the Bronx. When the two meet, the whole city takes sides — a uniquely New York atmosphere.
Citi Field (2009) sits in Queens (the 7 train), while Yankee Stadium (2009) sits in the Bronx (the 4, B, and D trains). Both are reachable by subway from Manhattan, so you can see both parks in a single trip.
See both New York parks — ideally during a Subway Series — using the subway, and track your visits with Chasing Stadiums. New York also anchors the Northeast corridor for a longer road trip.
Yes. Citi Field (the 7 train) and Yankee Stadium (the 4, B, or D train) are both reachable by subway, so you can pair them in a single trip — ideally during a Subway Series.
The Subway Series is the crosstown interleague rivalry between the New York Mets and New York Yankees, named for the city's subway system.
Take the subway — the 7 train to Citi Field in Queens, and the 4, B, or D train to Yankee Stadium in the Bronx.