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Record-breaking Yankees Ticket Sales Reach $282M Despite Summer Slump in Performance

In 2025, the New York Yankees reported earning a revenue totalling $282 million from ticket and suite sales, according to figures up to June 30, as detailed by Sportico.

record-breaking Yankees ticket sales reach $282 million despite mid-season slump among supporters
record-breaking Yankees ticket sales reach $282 million despite mid-season slump among supporters

Record-breaking Yankees Ticket Sales Reach $282M Despite Summer Slump in Performance

The New York Yankees have broken their own records for ticket sales, with a staggering $282.2 million in revenue generated through June 30, according to the team's latest disclosure. This figure surpasses the $258 million in first-half ticket sales recorded in 2024, the year the team returned to the World Series after a 15-year absence.

The previous figure, disclosed through March 31, stood at $226 million. The Yankees' spokesperson did not respond to a request for comment regarding the released ticket and luxury box revenues.

The team is on track for a wild-card berth, but their performance on the field has been mixed. They boasted a 35-22 record through May 31, but their form has dipped since, with a 32-35 record since, including a sub-.500 June.

The Yankees' ticket and suite sales figures are crucial for the team, as they are used to guarantee the bonds sold to finance the construction of the current Yankee Stadium. The team has sold 2.99 million 2025 regular season home game tickets by June 30, indicating a strong fan base.

The Yankees' overall revenue in 2024 was an impressive $799 million, according to Sportico. This figure includes sources like broadcast, merchandise, concessions, and parking revenue, in addition to ticket and luxury suite sales.

Bank of America predicted a surge in fan game-day spending in a related story. The Yankees' attendance at games played in the Bronx to date is 2.5 million, with the team on the cusp of drawing 3 million fans for the 25th straight non-pandemic restricted season.

However, the team did not respond to a request for comment on the disclosure. The Yankees' overall revenue in 2024 was higher than their ticket and suite sales revenue disclosed through March 31, 2025, and their overall revenue in 2024 was also higher than their first-half ticket and suite sales revenue in 2025.

Despite the financial success, the Yankees' focus remains on the field, as they aim to secure a playoff spot and potentially repeat their 2024 World Series triumph.

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