Cody Bellinger Bobblehead Night

This game

Opponent

Toronto Blue Jays

Fan guide

What to expect at a bobblehead giveaway

Bobblehead nights are the most limited giveaway on most promo calendars. Teams set a fixed quantity, usually somewhere between 10,000 and 25,000, and hand them out at the gates to the first fans through, one per ticket. Once they are gone, they are gone, and on a popular player night the supply can run out before first pitch or puck drop.

Plan to arrive when gates open rather than at game time. Some teams tie the giveaway to a specific ticket type or a theme ticket package, so check the fine print on the team's listing. Bobbleheads trade actively on eBay within hours of the game, which is why the same figure can cost more a week later than the ticket did.

Yankee Stadium, quick facts

Gates

For Yankees home games, all gates open 90 minutes prior to the scheduled start time of the game.

Bag policy

Max bag 16" x 16" x 8". Official bag policy

Parking

Lots: 164th Street Garage, Ruppert Plaza Garage, 161st Street Garage, River Avenue Garage. Official lot map

Transit

The No. 4 and D trains make stops at the 161st Street/Yankee Stadium subway station (East 161st Street and River Avenue); B train service is available weekdays only. Lines: No. 4 train (subway), D train (subway), B train (subway, weekdays only), Bx6 bus, Bx13 bus, Bx1 bus, Bx2 bus, BxM4 bus, Metro-North.

Outside food

Outside food is allowed.