The American League Division Series between the New York Yankees and the Tampa Bay Rays is heading to New York.
The Rays took both home games to start the series, and are just one game away from advancing to the ALCS. Yankees fans, it's now or never.
Now, the series turns to the iconic Yankee Stadium. While we are sure to see a couple celebs behind home plate, like Spike Lee, fans can also take in October baseball from some of the most exclusive seats in the Bronx. While standard postseason tickets remain available, several premium experiences offer fans private entrances, upscale amenities and some of the best views of the ALDS.
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Legends Suites offer the ultimate Yankees postseason experience
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Among the most sought-after tickets at Yankee Stadium are the Legends Suites, located closest to the field and known for their all-inclusive amenities.
Fans with Legends Suite tickets receive access to a private stadium entrance along with a premium hospitality experience that includes extensive food offerings and exclusive areas unavailable to most attendees.
For ALDS games at Yankee Stadium, Legends Suite tickets start at $2,082.
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Champions Suites combine premium seating and ballpark views
Champions Suites provide another high-end option for Yankees fans hoping to experience postseason baseball from premium seats.
Located along the first and third-base lines, Champions Suite seats are among the closest non-field-level premium options available for ALDS games.
Tickets in the section begin at $1,102 for upcoming home playoff games.
Despite the name, the seating area functions more like a premium seating section than a traditional private suite.
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Delta Suites offer a lower-cost premium alternative
Fans looking for a premium experience at a lower entry point may find value in the Delta Suites.
Those seats start at $953 and feature indoor suite access, providing protection from weather while still offering strong sightlines of the action.
Among Yankee Stadium's luxury ticket offerings, Delta Suites represent one of the more affordable premium postseason options currently available.
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Field MVP seats put fans near baseball's biggest names
Field MVP seating places fans directly behind home plate and extends toward both dugouts, putting ticket holders among the closest spectators to the field.
The area has long been associated with celebrity sightings and high-profile guests attending Yankees playoff games.
Field MVP tickets start at $731 for ALDS Game 3, making them the least expensive of the featured premium seating options while still delivering one of the stadium's most exclusive viewing experiences.
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New York Yankees vs. Tampa Bay Rays ALDS tickets
- ALDS Game 1: Rays def. Yankees, 1-0
- ALDS Game 2: Rays def. Yankees, 5-2
- ALDS Game 3: Wednesday, Oct. 7 in New York — Starting at $129
- ALDS Game 4*: Thursday, Oct. 8 in New York — Starting at $122
- ALDS Game 5*: Saturday, Oct. 10 in St. Petersburg, Fla. —Starting at $159
*=if necessary
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