A guide to the Northeast MLB stadiums — Fenway Park, Yankee Stadium, Citi Field, and Rogers Centre. Where each team plays, how the parks cluster, and how to plan your visit.
New York City has two ballparks — Yankee Stadium in the Bronx and Citi Field in Queens — both reachable by subway, so you can see both in a single visit. When the Yankees and Mets meet it's the Subway Series, one of baseball's signature intra-city rivalries.
Fenway Park sits in Boston's walkable Fenway–Kenmore neighborhood, about 215 miles up the corridor from New York. Rogers Centre in Toronto adds an international stop — remember that a valid passport is required to cross into Canada.
The Boston–New York corridor is dense and well served by rail, making it one of the simplest multi-park trips in baseball. Check each stadium guide for transit and neighborhood tips, and see our East Coast Baseball Road Trips guide for a route.
Four ballparks anchor the Northeast: Fenway Park (Boston), Yankee Stadium and Citi Field (New York), and Rogers Centre (Toronto).
Yes. Yankee Stadium in the Bronx and Citi Field in Queens are both on the subway, so many fans see both on the same New York visit.
Yes. Rogers Centre is in Toronto, Canada, so U.S. travelers need a valid passport to cross the border.