Sports & Entertainment — Bronx
Yankee Stadium Game Day Transit DOOH
81 home games and dozens of concerts push 3M+ fans through a 4-block Bronx perimeter each year — most arriving by subway, many by car on the Major Deegan. Game-day DOOH here is the sharpest lever for sports betting, beer, QSR, and mass-consumer brands in the tri-state.
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Live screens in plan
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Venue types
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Dayparts
Bronx
Borough
Live inventory map
Every screen in the Yankee Stadium plan
This is not a mock-up. The map below is powered by the live Goldfish Ads inventory for campaign code HUx1kkFOYPs — 196 real digital screens available today across Concourse / South Bronx.
Data source: Goldfish Ads live inventory API · Filters and venue types are interactive inside the map.
The audience
Yankees fans, Bronx-native and tri-state suburban, high-arousal
Yankees game-day audiences skew male, tri-state, and cross-generational. The buy naturally splits into two audiences: subway arrivals (Bronx and Manhattan residents, younger, more mobile-first) and Major Deegan car arrivals (Westchester, CT, NJ suburbs, families, higher HHI).
Addressable scale
~3.5M annual attendees; game-day subway ridership at 161 St-Yankee Stadium spikes to ~50k trips.
The play
How we execute the buy
Split the plan into a transit leg (161 St-Yankee Stadium station digital, plus the digital urban panels along River Ave and 161st) and a highway leg (roadside digital bulletins on the Major Deegan and the Cross Bronx approach).
For sports betting operators, activate 2 hours pre-first-pitch through T+30 minutes post-final-out. The pre-game window is peak parlay-building intent; the post-game window is peak next-bet setup.
For beer, RTDs, and QSR, add a Bronx / Upper Manhattan trade-zone extension (145th, 149th, Third Ave BID) to catch fans on the last-mile walk back to bars for post-game hangout.
Formats in the mix
Screens that carry the message
- ›Major Deegan digital bulletins
- ›Cross Bronx digital bulletins
- ›161 St-Yankee Stadium transit digital
- ›River Ave digital urban panels
- ›Bronx bar & c-store digital networks
How we measure
KPIs we track for this play
- ›Game-window on-target reach
- ›App installs / bets placed within 90 minutes of game-end trigger
- ›Foot-traffic lift at sponsored bars in a 1-mile radius
- ›Branded search from Bronx + Westchester DMAs
FAQ
Questions buyers ask about Yankee Stadium
- Are we allowed to advertise sports betting near the stadium?
- Yes — New York State legalized mobile sports betting in January 2022, and standard DOOH sports betting creative is permitted with the required responsible-gaming footer. We handle compliance review as part of the buy.
- Does the buy work for concerts at Yankee Stadium (not just baseball)?
- Yes — concert nights (typically summer stadium tours) draw a similarly sized crowd on similar transit patterns. We flex the daypart and creative to match the show demo.
- What's the difference between the Deegan and 161st Street inventory?
- Deegan is a highway audience — car-driving, higher HHI, less time-on-face. 161st is pedestrian and transit — younger, more diverse, longer dwell. For most game-day advertisers, running both delivers the best cost-per-attendee.
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