However, the Stadium prices are an Epic Failure and I hope they don’t even fill the New Stadium on a Red Sox or other rival night.

This is so sad, heartbreaking and redefines the greed for money.

Shame on the Yankees organization and shame on MLB for letting this happen.

Minor League and College Baseball is where I’m headed to this summer. Screw the New Yankee Stadium, I’ll never set foot in that place even if I had $2600.00 for a seat.

That’s ridiculous!!! What fool would waste that kind of money for a baseball game?

I mean really–please name some people that would waste that kind of money and say it was worth it. You have got to be kidding me. Even “disposable income” folk would tell you that this is blatantly wrong–unless they are part of the situation.

Greedy Bastards! I hope the Stadium FAILS MISERABLY!

I tend to turn off games played in parks with lousy camera angles if it’s not a big game. The WBC was a perfect example, some games you could not see the pitch cross the plate because of the umpire. If not corrected, this may hurt ratings, depending on how bad the problem is. I expect the problems will be corrected, even if they have to lose some seats, and it is good they discovered the problem earlier rather than later.

I guess it’s that ring curse from 2000 that still follows the Yankees. This kind of mistake is what you see from the KC and Tampa Bays of the world, not NY. Give the scouts their ring already and end the curse.

Also, the stadium has wifi, yet the A to Z guide says that laptops are banned. Is the wifi only for the suites, or for smartphones?

Let’s also remember that these are the Yankees, so whatever they do relative to on the field and off the field decision will be scrutinized all the more. I have a feeling people will be raving about the stadium come the “real” opening day 4/16.

One other thing, I am a partial season (11 game) ticket plan holder and received my call yesterday with my ticket package so the relocation process is still taking place.