Right Field Terrace at George M. Steinbrenner Field

• Outfield Ledge Seating: Seven rows of spacious drink-rail style seats.

• Partial Shade: Overhead screens provide sun protection.

• Multi-Level Layout: Elevated tiers improve sightlines.

• Social Viewing Area: Designed for a relaxed New York Yankees Spring Training experience.

Who Should Sit Here?

The Right Field Terrace is ideal for fans attending New York Yankees Spring Training games who want an outfield setting with more space than traditional seating. It’s a strong option for small groups, social outings, and fans who prefer sitting at a ledge with room to move.

Right Field Terrace Location

The Right Field Terrace is located in the right field corner of George M. Steinbrenner Field. This multi-level outfield section features seven rows of ledge-style seating positioned along drink rails rather than traditional row seating.

Its corner placement provides an angled view toward home plate while offering a unique perspective from the outfield.

Views from the Right Field Terrace

From the Right Field Terrace, fans enjoy a clear outfield-to-infield perspective with strong sightlines toward right and center field. The slightly elevated tiers help reduce obstructions and improve visibility compared to ground-level outfield sections.

While farther from home plate than infield seats, this section provides a lively atmosphere, especially for tracking fly balls hit toward right field.

Right Field Tables

For a more private setup within the terrace area, Right Field Tables offer seating for four guests per table. These provide additional space compared to standard stadium seating and are ideal for small groups who want a shared surface for food and drinks during Yankees Spring Training games.

Other Outfield Seating Options

Fans considering the Right Field Terrace may also look at:

• Left Field Deck: Located on the opposite side of the outfield, offering a similar elevated and social environment.

• Standing Room Only (SRO) Tickets: A lower-cost option that allows fans to roam the outfield areas and watch from various vantage points without a reserved seat.