Hands On History
Bring Yankees History to your Fingertips
Welcome to Hands On History, the exciting experience that brings Yankees history to your fingertips!
Have you ever dreamed of holding Babe Ruth¡¯s bat or experiencing the thrill of wearing a World Series ring? The Hands on History program gives you the exclusive opportunity to interact with the most iconic Yankees artifacts while hearing untold stories of the most legendary Bronx Bombers. Don¡¯t miss out ¨C join us on one of the select 8 dates for an unforgettable experience.
Artifacts may include:
- Babe Ruth bat (1922-23)
- Babe Ruth game-worn jersey (1934 AL "Tour of Japan")
- Mickey Mantle World Series uniform (1963)
- Derek Jeter game-worn jersey from his 3,000th hit game (2011)
- Home Plate from the original Yankee Stadium (2008)
- World Series rings (2000, 2009)
- World Series trophies (1977, 1978, 1996, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2009)
- Aaron Judge bat (2019)
All artifacts subject to availability.

Public Hands On History Experience
Enhance your visit to Yankee Stadium with a home run before the game even begins.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does my ticket for Hands On History include a ticket to the game?
The purchase of a ticket to the Hands On History experience does not include a ticket to the game. Guests must purchase a separate game ticket for that particular date. Game tickets may be purchased at yankees.com/tickets.
Where do I enter Yankee Stadium for Hands On History?
Hands On History guests will enter Yankee Stadium via the Hard Rock Caf¨¦, adjacent to Gate 6, located on the corner of E 161st Street and River Avenue. Guests must present their Hands On History ticket and their game ticket to be granted entry into the Stadium.
When will I receive my tickets?
All tickets will be delivered digitally/mobile-only and available on the Guests¡¯ mobile devices via the MLB Ballpark app. If tickets are purchased by someone not attending the event, please contact events@yankees.com or 646-977-8400.
What is the rainout policy?
A Yankee Stadium Events representative will contact Hands On History Guests in the event of a rainout.
Is photography permitted during Hands On History?
Guests may bring their personal cameras and take photographs throughout the program. In certain areas of the New York Yankees Museum presented by Bank of America, flash photography may be prohibited. Otherwise, we encourage guests to capture their participation in Hands On History with as many photos as possible. In terms of types of cameras allowed, single-frame flash photography is permitted as are extended-length zoom lenses provided they do not interfere with the game or event or other guests' enjoyment of the game or event. Mono/tripods, other professional camera equipment, movie cameras and any other equipment designed for the sole purpose of video and/or audio recording are not permitted. Guests are not permitted to transmit and/or stream or aid in transmitting and/or streaming any account, description, picture, video, audio, reproduction or other information about any games or events.
Where can I view other Yankee Stadium policies?
A comprehensive guide to Yankee Stadium policies can be found here.
Private In-Suite Experience & Events
Hands On History is available for private in-suite experiences, or as an add-on to private or corporate events held at the Stadium. If you would like to add Hands On History to your suite during a game or to your event, please contact (646) 977-8400 or email events@yankees.com for pricing and availability.
Private Tours
Hands On History is also available as an addition to our Private Tour experience. For the opportunity to experience this program during your visit to Yankee Stadium, please contact (646) 977-TOUR or email tours@yankees.com for pricing and availability.
Contact Us
Please call the Yankee Stadium Events Department at 646-977-8400 or email us at events@yankees.com for more information.