Suggestions for scoring tix

[vdubya]

Does anyone have a suggestion as to how to get some tickets to the Yanks? All I have been able to find thru their site are the nosebleed tix. No really good seats for sale on ebay lately either. I'm planning a trip to the Bronx with my son and since it's a 12 hour trip one way, I'd like to pony up for some good seats.

Having never been to the stadium, any tips as to what area I should look for for best overall experience with a 10yo.

Thanks!
vdub

[RottenGazebo]

Does anyone have a suggestion as to how to get some tickets to the Yanks? All I have been able to find thru their site are the nosebleed tix. No really good seats for sale on ebay lately either. I'm planning a trip to the Bronx with my son and since it's a 12 hour trip one way, I'd like to pony up for some good seats.

Having never been to the stadium, any tips as to what area I should look for for best overall experience with a 10yo.

Thanks!
vdub
Maybe...ummm...you could wait until the season actually started to get tickets.

[Mattingly]

You may try picking the opponent and/or the date that you'd like to go. 2006 regular season tickets are currently available.

http://newyork.yankees.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb/nyy/ticketing/index.jsp

Make sure you pick within your pricing limits, and arrange for a hotel stay if necessary, such as a 3-day weekend series.

[vdubya]

OK, I should clarify. It is possible to buy crummy tickets right now. I doubt that a bunch of great seats will suddenly go on sale at a later date. Was just wondering where I might look to find some really good seats...perhaps that others are reselling/scalping. The date of game isn't a particular concern. However, a day game may be a smart move...not sure if da Bronx is safe enough to drag my 10yo to at night. Maybe it is...never been there--can anyone shed light?

Vdub