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View the full Relocation Program Guide for the new Yankee Stadium in PDF format » View Full Ticket License Terms & Conditions » Recent News: Yanks to open Stadium against Cubs » High-tech gear will enhance fan experience » Former Yanks help lay dirt in Stadium » Monument Park transition under way »	Partial Plan Assignment Letter » EXISTING TICKET LICENSEES: We have begun assigning and mailing 41-Game Plan assignments as of 1/29/09. If you are an existing Ticket Licensee and are interested in upgrade to a Full Season Plan, please contact the Yankees Ticket Office at (718) 293-6000 or (800) 913-9793. 41-Game Plan Relocation Assignment Letter » PLEASE NOTE: To view a complete version of the �Relocation Program Guide for the new Yankee Stadium,� including definitions of all capitalized terms used herein and all applicable terms and conditions, please click here. New Yankee Stadium Time Lapse Video » New Stadium Photos »

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Curious about the differences between the current Yankee Stadium and the New Yankee Stadium? Visit the facts & figures page to see a full comparison between the current Yankee Stadium and what is to come...the New Yankee Stadium. More » View the Farewell to the Cathedral Page »	We look forward to keeping you abreast of the latest news and info regarding the new Yankee Stadium and can't wait to see you at Opening Day, 2009. Follow along as we begin a new and exciting chapter in the intertwined histories of the Bronx and the New York Yankees. More »