The stadium resembles the original stadium in many design elements. The exterior of the stadium, made from 11,000 Indiana limestone pieces, is reflective of the 1923 stadium and features the same V-cut and gold-leaf letters above each gate.
Inside, the history of the Yankees is displayed through hundreds of photographs. The roof of the stadium, a replica of the original frieze, was a trademark of the original park. The seating is even similar to the old stadium. Grandstand seating stretches beyond the foul poles, and there are bleacher seats beyond the outfield fences, the field and main levels comprise the upper bowl and two-thirds of the seating is in the lower bowl. 51,000 fans can fit comfortably in the stadium seating, though there is a standing room capacity of 52,325.
Also inside the stadium is a large number of amenities, including 227 miles of wired ethernet cable, 1,100 high-definition video monitors, and around $10 million worth of baseball merchandise, like the “ball wall,” where balls from Babe Ruth and other players are autographed and on display. The center field scoreboard is the fourth largest high-definition scoreboard in the world. There are also many restaurants and concession stands in the park.