space is probably minimal on the upper levels. tons of public restrooms don’t have them. they probably just put them on the main level because they could.

the restrooms on the top level only had one door too. no seperate enter and exits (that a lot of people ignore anyway…)

You know for sure George is not part of any decision making anymore because this crap would never, ever be tolerated on his watch. It was only 4 years ago when if a game was delayed and then rained out you would get tickets for both the make-up AND another home game within 12 months. What an enormous amount of goodwill this generated. Will never happen under the current regime. They don’t have the smallest clue about goodwill and positive PR.

Yeah, the Yankees are waging it.

It’s time for AG Cuomo to get involved: taxpayer dollars went to create that segregated disgraceful “paradise” on public land. We need firings, public humiliation, and orange jumpsuits.

Class warfare indeed….anti-baseball and anti-New York. A true obscenity against a once-proud history.

as for not getting close during BP. i think enough outrage may get that changed. at least for the outfield seats. doesn’t BP end an hour before the game? would it be that hard for an usher to check tickets for the section in that final hour? there are ushers everywhere…

i was able to roam the bleachers during BP. not sure if the usher was sleeping or if we’re actually allowed there though…

the upper levels are pushed far enough back as it is. i was taking notice and some balls were lucky to reach the 200 level seats. i think 1 reached the 300 level seats the whole sunday game.

what does this mean?

a highly marketable team views their best seats like another highly marketable team’s best seats. i don’t get it?

I’d like to hear their explanation on why they decided only lower level fans should be entitled to dividers. I hope a newspaper picks up this story so the Yankees have to answer to it publicly.