South Bronx United
Youth soccer nonprofit that uses the game to build leaders, combining practices and matches with tutoring, college prep and mentoring. Reaches about 1,900 South Bronx kids each year.
by New York Yankees
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Guided tours of the Bronx ballpark take fans through the New York Yankees Museum and Monument Park, where team legends are honored with plaques and retired numbers. Pregame options let families see the stadium before a home game.
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Classic 60-minute tours and pregame tours on varying dates
Ticketed; see site for prices
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All ages.
Ticketed; see site for prices
Classic 60-minute tours and pregame tours on varying dates
Yankee Stadium, 1 E 161st St, 10451, in Concourse, the Bronx.
Registration is handled by New York Yankees: mlb.com, or call (646) 977-8687.
Youth soccer nonprofit that uses the game to build leaders, combining practices and matches with tutoring, college prep and mentoring. Reaches about 1,900 South Bronx kids each year.
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