[TomWilkinson]

If you want to see the New York Yankees you are going to have to pay through the nose to do it.

The Yankees said Friday they are raising the price of their box seats closest to the field. The seats will sell for $110, $105, $100 and $95, up from $90 last season. The Yankee's best regular seats, which include waiter service, are available only as part of season ticket plans.

Since a lot of seats are already sold out because of season tickets, the price of the top seat available for individual game sales will be $55 for lower deck reserved. Those seats will sell for $57 on the days of games. Upper deck reserved seats are the same: $17 as part of season tickets, $19 in advance of individual games and $20 on days of games. The bleacher seats are $10 as part of season tickets and $12 for individual games.

New York had a payroll of about $205 million last season. The Yankees had 43 sellouts at home and drew an American League record 4,090,696 fans at home last season.