Good info in this thread; my wife and I are taking the red-eye out next Thursday night and are attending the Yankees' game next Saturday, which happens to be Old Timers Day there. I'm not as excited about it as I might've been after looking at the names ("OMG! THE Tino Martinez?!?!?") but I'm looking forward to it regardless. Initially we were talking about taking the "Yankee Clipper" ferry to the game since I thought the views would be great, we could enjoy some barley pops, and we'd avoid the subway crush (having lived in Chicago, there was nothing worse than taking the red line home from work the night of a Cubs game), but I just didn't want to get tied down by the ferry's schedule (we'll probably bail early--sacrilege, I know, but it's a 3:55 start and we'll have dinner plans and be meeting up with friends) so subway it is--smells, heat, wayward hands, and all. Anyway, two questions I have for my first and last visit to Old (New) Yankees Stadium that I can't seem to find answers for: 1. What are the truly older parts of the park--the original architecture? The refurbishment seemed to really do a number on the place, and I'd like to see the stuff Ruth Built, not necessarily Jackson and Steinbrenner Built. 2. How does one enter Monument Park? I'm having a hard time getting info on this. Our tickets say Gate 2, for what it's worth. Thanks guys.