Want to see the solar eclipse at Yankee Stadium? Here's how to get tickets that day
The Yankees begin the 2024 season on March 28 with a seven-game road trip against the Houston Astros and reigning National League champion Arizona Diamondbacks.
The home opener is slated for April 5 against their AL East counterparts in the Toronto Blue Jays. However, that won't be the main storyline from the Bronx during their six-game homestand.
The focal point comes in the series opener on Monday, April 8 against the Miami Marlins when the 46,000-plus fans on hand should be able to view a partial solar eclipse.
If you're interested in attending this game and trying to get that experience, here's what you need to know about when the eclipse will take place and where are the cheapest seats on multiple ticketing sites for this event at Yankee Stadium:
When is the optimal time to see solar eclipse on April 8 at Yankee Stadium?
With the Yankees-Marlins matchup being a day game, it'll be a perfect opportunity for the stadium to see the partial solar eclipse in the Bronx.
Fans will have to wait about an hour after the 2:05 p.m. first pitch as the ideal viewing time for the area will be roughly around 3:15 p.m. or so, according to NASA.
This will be the last time a solar eclipse will be viewable in the United States for two decades with the next one not being until 2044.
Where are the cheapest tickets to see solar eclipse at Yankee Stadium on April 8?
Here are the cheapest options from multiple different ticketing websites, including SeatGeek:
TickPick: $40 (including taxes and fees) in Section 428, Row 3
StubHub: $41 (including taxes and fees) in Section 428, Row 4
SeatGeek: $51.08 (including taxes and fees) in Section 429, Row 5
TicketMaster: $85.42 (including taxes and fees) in Section 406, Row 2
This article originally appeared on NorthJersey.com: Get Yankees vs. Marlins tickets and see the solar eclipse. Here's how
