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Reply With QuoteGod dammit... I hate these Citi vs. YS tiffs
"A regal atmosphere". Someone write that down, hilariously classic.
God dammit... I hate these Citi vs. YS tiffs
Twenty Seven
Seriously.. both stadiums are going to be amazing, for different reasons. To compare them, especially when they aren't complete and we haven't been to either yet... completely ridiculous.
Sorry bro I just dont like shots being taken behind my back. Your right though we should all get along its still new york and we are blessed with not 1 but 2 new stadiums. Lets all eat off the same plate.Originally Posted by NYBase
My bad too. But, seriously both will be amazing and to compare the two is ridiculous because they're both so different.Sorry bro I just dont like shots being taken behind my back. Your right though we should all get along its still new york and we are blessed with not 1 but 2 new stadiums. Lets all eat off the same plate.
Guys let's face it here, there's no way to have a A vs. B conversation here with Yankee Stadium(2009) vs. Citi Field, you can't make a comparison saying one is better than the other. Just realize that.
Now can we redirect this back towards pictures and features of our beautiful new ballpark?
It's not going to look so regal once these start appearing everywhere...
Got it, I just wrote it down. Now what?
You are very correct on the former, and I hope much flawed on the latter. ;-)
If I might paraphrase someone (I can't even remember who i'm paraphrasing???? w'suwt?), I think it might have been W.C. Fields but I wouldn't swear to it, I've never met with, or ran into a ballpark I didn't like.
Some's basturds, some's ain't. Thats the score.
I'm sure V.Reddy Kancharla, and his cohorts, can get good cells in the city, Ossining, that they have their business in.
THE B-S-A-DS!
Last edited by YankeeFanBx; 10-31-2008 at 12:44 PM.
The old stadium was plastered in advertisments for 85 years why would this be any different. The Yankees had the same type of advertising deal with Addidas since the late '90s that they have with BoA in the new park. That never made the old park any less regal, the huge wall of advertisements in the outfield of the original stadium didn't make it any less regal, the advertisements in the new park won't make it any less regal. Give me a break, face it, unless you live in a bubble, you know that advertisements are a huge part of professional sports, they always have and always will.It's not going to look so regal once these start appearing everywhere...
Brooklyn to Louisville
I'm sure that the Babe and Lou were really bummed out by having to see this every day...It's not going to look so regal once these start appearing everywhere...
Seriously, have you ever been to a ballpark? If you can't deal with ads I can only assume you've been watching games in a cloister.
Seriously.I'm sure that the Babe and Lou were really bummed out by having to see this every day...
Seriously, have you ever been to a ballpark? If you can't deal with ads I can only assume you've been watching games in a cloister.
If you ever want to see how bland and dead a stadium can look without ads, look at any 60s cookie cutter, and look at Renovated Yankee Stadium before they put up the ads on the walls in front of the bleachers, the fences, etc. I don't believe in overdoing advertising space, but some well-placed ads can really enhance the look of a ballpark.
I disagree. Renovated Yankee Stadium looked much better in the late '70's and early '80's without ads covering every available inch of space. It looked cleaner, free of advertisement clutter excess.. The blue OF fence looked better without ads plastered all over the place. With that said, the era of ads covering every inch of ballpark space isn't going to end unfortunately.
Last edited by mrakbaseball; 10-31-2008 at 02:50 PM.
Hi guys! I was in mid-manhattan today and I was able to see the NYS Premium display. Here's some pictures of the model
It's really a shame that economics doesn't allow for these big beautiful bleachers any more, they look magnificent!
Sorry guys. 2 of those pictures are obviously not NYS. Mistake. Here's some shots.
nice pics.
more pics of NYS model
Brooklyn to Louisville
Yes, but if that was you reaching over the wall at the 318 marker, get a glove and put on a uni! We need somebody who can haul in homers!
Yeah, that's me. And I'm still waiting for the call from Cashman, Hank, or Hal.
Thanks Cool Papa!!
Where in Rockafeller Center is this located? Did you need to make an appointment or were you just able to walk in?
This just about confirms that what on the blueprints was an open-to-everyone food court on the Terrace-level concourse above gate 4 has become the exclusive Terrace Suite Lounge.
Will there be any exclusive area for the non-premium full and partial season ticketholders?
I called the Yankee Office to make an appointment. The Yankee Rep. said it was by appointment only for security reasons. I have more pictures. I'll try and download them tonight. Those suites are going to be really,really nice. What surprised me though was the fact that the club suite level doesn't include free food and beverages. And each suite cost $600,000/per year! He said food and beverages would be approx. $50,000 extra! If I'm paying $600,000 a year I better get free food, and free everything! I also want to meet Jeter and Sabathia (Hint,hint) after the game.
