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Learn about Fenway Park, America's Most Beloved Ballpark, and its history, facts, directions, and more. Find out how to get to Fenway Park, tour it, host events, and enjoy the game at the iconic ballpark.
- Fenway Park Seat Map
Find your Fenway Park seats, get information about netting...
- Ballpark Tours
All tours and areas are subject to availability. Tours are...
- A-Z Guide
Fenway Park is a private facility and reserves the right to...
- Getting to The Park
Fenway Park is located in the heart of the City of Boston at...
- Information Guide
Fenway Park Information Guide. Though generations have come...
- Fenway Greening
Fenway Park Greening Initiatives The Red Sox have made...
- Concessions Guide
Fenway Park 3D Seat Map; Fenway Park Netting; JetBlue Park...
- Accessibility Guide
Welcome to Fenway Park, home of the Boston Red Sox. This...
- Fenway Park Living Museum
Features of Fenway. Where Everyone Knows Your Name. Donate....
- Fenway Park Seat Map
Fenway Park is a baseball stadium located in Boston, Massachusetts, less than one mile from Kenmore Square. Since 1912, it has been the ballpark of Major League Baseball’s Boston Red Sox. While the stadium was built in 1912, it was substantially rebuilt in 1934, and underwent major renovations and modifications in the 21st century.
- Fenway Sports Group
- Building of Fenway Park
- Opening Season: World Series Champions
- What to See at Fenway Park
- Fenway Park Tours
- Getting Tickets to Fenway Park Events
- Getting to Fenway Park
- Where to Eat and Drink
- Where to Stay
While the original owners of the Red Sox, General H. Taylor and son John I. Taylor, sold the team to James McAleer in 1911, they still oversaw Fenway Park’s construction. The plot of the land they sought to build Fenway Park on was asymmetrical—and today leaves very little room around it given its middle-of-the-city location—which is why the dimens...
The first game at Fenway Park was an exhibition game on April 9, 1912 between the Red Sox and Harvard University, which the Red Sox won 2-0. Later that month, on April 20, 1912, was the first regular season game was played at Fenway between the Red Sox and New York Highlanders, with 27,000 fans watching. The Red Sox started out their time at Fenway...
Of course, the main attraction at Fenway Park are the Boston Red Sox, with the regular season typically taking place from around late-March to late-September with playoffs in October. But there are lots of other events that take place at Fenway throughout the year, from stadium concertswith top musicians like Billy Joel and Zac Brown Band, to the F...
Given Fenway Park’s history, it’s no surprise that touring the baseball stadiumis a top attraction, especially for out-of-towner baseball enthusiasts. While you can’t beat an experience at an actual Red Sox game, there’s plenty to see and learn through one of the many tours Fenway Park offers. Fenway Park offers 60-minute guided tours, along with “...
Tickets to Boston Red Sox games and other events like concerts can be purchased through MLB.com, via phone, or at the Fenway Park box office. Much like other stadiums and professional sporting events, pricing will depend on who the Red Sox are playing and where the seats are. If you plan far enough out, you’re likely to get the best price. You can ...
Your best bet for getting to Fenway Park is to leverage the city’s public transportation. The closest MBTA stop is Kenmore Station, located along the Green Line’s B, C, or D routes. If you’re riding the D line, you can also get off at Fenway Station. The commuter rail Lansdowne Station, which was formerly called Yawkey Station, is also nearby. If i...
The Kenmore Square and Fenway area may not be big in size, but there are many options for food and drinkin and around the park. Keep in mind that you’ll want to give yourself plenty of time before a game or concert, as these places fill up quickly and typically have a wait. For a unique experience, grab a drink at Bleacher Baron Lansdowne Street, w...
If you’re visiting Boston specifically for an event at Fenway Park, you may want to also stay at a nearby hotel. Choose from the Hotel Commonwealth in Kenmore Square, The Elliot a few blocks further down Commonwealth Avenue, the newer Verb Hotel, or the more affordable Residence Inn. But if you opt to stay elsewhere in the city, it’s easy to get to...
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Jan 11, 2020 · Learn about Fenway Park, the oldest and most beloved ballpark in America, and how to enjoy a game or a tour there. Find out how to get there, what to bring, where to sit, and what to eat at Fenway.
With its numerous quirky angles and unique features, Fenway Park has been often imitated, but never duplicated. Fenway’s old-school charms consistently rank it near the top of any ballpark chaser’s list, and it has become one of the biggest tourist attractions in the city of Boston in its own right.
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