Home Plate Boxes
George M. Steinbrenner Field

• Home Plate Views: Lettered sections with centered sightlines.

• Within Five Rows of the Field: One of the closest seating options in the stadium.

• Semi-Private Layout: Each box accommodates 6–8 guests.

• Premium Proximity Without Full Club Pricing: Close to the action but not all-inclusive.

Who Should Sit Here?

Home Plate Boxes are ideal for fans attending New York Yankees Spring Training games who want a centered, up-close view without committing to an all-inclusive club experience. These boxes are great for small groups looking for proximity and a slightly separated seating layout.

Home Plate Boxes Location

The Home Plate Boxes are the lettered sections directly behind home plate at George M. Steinbrenner Field. Located within five rows of the field, these seats place fans extremely close to the pitcher-batter matchup.

Each box accommodates six to eight guests and is separated from adjacent boxes by a bar rail, creating subtle division between groups. Box C is the largest configuration, featuring 21 seats and located near the home dugout.

Views from the Home Plate Boxes

These boxes offer some of the most centered home-plate views in the stadium. From just a few rows off the field, fans experience clear sightlines to every pitch, swing, and play at home plate.

The only seats positioned closer are those in the Dugout Club, which sits directly in front of the Home Plate Boxes. The Dugout Club also includes full all-inclusive food and beverage benefits, while the Home Plate Boxes focus strictly on premium location and proximity.

Things to Know Before You Buy

• These seats are extremely close to the field but do not include all-inclusive amenities.

• The Dugout Club offers an even closer view along with full food and beverage inclusion.

• Box C features a larger seating capacity compared to the other lettered boxes.

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