Fenway is a must visit, but this was my first time attending a concert there instead of seeing a baseball game! We got last minute concert tickets to see Hozier. The acoustics was great and our seats were amazing. It was hot, but a great time! I hope to see more concerts and games in the future. read more

Fenway Park - Hozier - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

Few places in American sports carry the weight, history, and personality of Fenway Park. What can possibly be said about this legendary ballpark that hasn't already been written thousands of times before? As it turns out... quite a lot. Stepping inside Fenway feels less like entering a stadium and more like walking into a living museum dedicated to baseball itself. Every section, corridor, and seat seems to hold a story from generations past. The famous ballpark is steeped in rich history, both widely known and perhaps not so well known to the casual observer. Our tour guide did a fantastic job bringing that history to life, walking us through everything from the Curse of the Bambino to the legendary Green Monster, the Red Seat, and countless stories in between. Hearing the background behind these iconic moments while standing in the very place where they occurred adds an entirely different level of appreciation for the game and for the city of Boston itself. One of the most fascinating stops was the Red Seat, marking the location of Ted Williams' incredible 502-foot home run -- the longest ever measured at Fenway Park. Standing there gives you a genuine sense of awe at what was accomplished in an era long before modern analytics and technology transformed the sport. Of course, no discussion of Fenway would be complete without mentioning the Green Monster looming over left field. Seeing it in person is something every baseball fan should experience at least once. Television simply cannot capture its scale, character, or the strange charm it brings to the ballpark. What makes Fenway truly special, however, is not simply the architecture or the statistics -- it's the feeling that baseball history still lives here. Unlike many modern stadiums that can sometimes feel overly commercialized or sterile, Fenway Park has retained its soul. The imperfections are part of the magic. Narrow concourses, aging beams, hand-operated scoreboards, and seats with imperfect sightlines somehow combine to create an experience that feels authentic rather than manufactured. Whether you are a lifelong baseball fan or simply someone who appreciates history and tradition, a visit to Fenway Park is absolutely worth your time. It is far more than just the home of the Boston Red Sox -- it is a living piece of American sports history that continues to stand the test of time. read more

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Fenway park was such an experience! We were in Boston for a conference and we decided to go to a game one evening and what a great idea it was. Fenway is historical for being the first MLB stadium in the USA. The stadium is constructed mainly of bricks and the seats are wooden foldable seats. The Red Sox were playing the Yankees so the stadium was packed and there was sooooo much energy in the park. Being the biggest rivalry game in baseball all the fans seemed to get along. (Growing up in LA this was not a thing when playing SF). The stadium was packed, they had TVs everywhere so you didn't miss anything while getting food or drinks. They had quite a few crowd engagement sing-a-longs. My favorite was when the entire crowd was singing "Sweet Caroline" that was the first time I had experienced that and it was incredible. This ballpark had SO MUCH ENERGY! Though I am not a sox fan, this was one of the best MLB experience I have had in all my years. If you are debating, just do it! Ladies, they have clean restrooms & nearly no wait time - this is unheard of on the West Coast. I would defiantly return to this park if in the area again just for the high energy and crowd engagement. read more

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Attended a Savannah Banana vs The Firefighters baseball game in Fenway Park. What fun! It was a sell out crowd. Of course you get the historic environment of Fenway complete with hot dogs, cold beer and Bostonians. Watch for lotteries to get ticket to a Savannah Banana ballgame. You won't be disappointed with all the action and entertainment non- stop from 4 hrs before the game inside begins - they are entertaining you outside the gates. read more

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Wow what an amazing stadium and time we had the other day!! Came here with about 60-80 guests (special event/trip) The ease of parking, getting in and to our seats was effortless - the overall experience was just 100% Such a wide variety of food, drinks, snacks.. stadium was very clean compared to others I have been to in the past - prices were decent/to be expected read more

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3.5 stars The park itself is great! The amount of history here is unmatched and the energy and experience really are one of a kind. Bathrooms are clean enough but could really use some upgrading. Concessions on the other hand are really lacking. The hot dogs are awful. No relish or onions at the condiment stations.The chicken tenders we had were fried in old oil and had a weird seasoning that gave them a strange taste. Everything is overpriced which is to be expected. Expected much better in terms of food. You're better off getting an Italian sausage outside the park. read more

Fenway Park - Bleachers 43 - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

This was really special. My top-tier chum who literally went to the school of hospitality requested a visit nearby at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, and in turn, I got to choose a museum of my own to visit too. I am a diehard Mets fan, so this obviously isn't my home turf and I was aware pretty early on (a little too young to actually remember it myself) that something pretty traumatizing happened to this particular team in October of 1986 down in Queens. But if you appreciate baseball and its history, you have to put this on the list - it's too important not to. We did a stadium tour this past Saturday afternoon. Given that it's mid-March, unfortunately we couldn't watch an actual game but this was the next best thing. The tour itself lasted about an hour and started at the team store on Van Ness Street before quickly moving across the street into Fenway. The one minor ding I would give them is that the tour actually started a little early and we almost missed it. Our tour was slated for 4pm and when we got there at 3:55pm, they were already talking to the group and providing instructions. So I'd make it clear that while the actual tour might start at 4, they clearly want you there before then. What a cool building. The minute you lay eyes on even a small fraction of the park (obviously a distinctive shade of green) is really something, and that feeling didn't diminish at all once we got inside. My favorite part of any ballpark experience is the minute you walk out into the stands and see the field open up in front of you, and this one definitely hit. It helped that it was sunny/nice out and the grass hasn't been trampled on yet by players this season, but everything looked immaculate (with I guess the exception of the concession areas, which have a lot of garbage cans, tables, piled up, ready to get disbursed for Opening Day). We spent a few minutes inside the Park just past where you'd normally scan your tickets, then in the actual stands on the third base side with the original seats (appreciate the history there, not interested in sitting there for a three-hour game). That was followed by a short walk to the top of the Green Monster, a stop in the press box and then over to the Sam Adams concession area in right field where Ted Williams' iconic red home run chair is. It ends in the Royal Rooters Club, which has a mini museum and another concession/bar area presumably open during the season. It's tough to pick a specific highlight from the tour, which was honestly all pretty cool. I didn't really care too much about the photographic displays, for instance, of prior musical acts that played at the Park, or other types of sporting events - not only are those displays very accessible to a fan just wandering around the park during a game, but it's not specific to baseball, which was why I was there. The press box was cool just because it's not typically open to the public during games (the First Amendment issues alone!), and I got to pay subtle homage to Gary, Keith and Ron (if you know, you know) as I walked by the visitor's TV room). The Green Monster is just legendary, so it was awesome to be on top of it looking out over the field. My general seating preference at a game is the upper deck directly behind home plate, but I would make an exception here. Our guide Matt was excellent. Very knowledgeable, very Boston and very good with a crowd. He mentioned that he's a middle school teacher, and the speaking style definitely tracked with that. He was funny, self-effacing and kept the tour moving. Definitely a huge plus, and in my experience with tours, not always a given. The duration of the tour was ideal too, at least partially in our case due to the nippy weather, but this might have been not quite as fun if we were dealing with hour two of 40 degrees and windy out there. Truly awesome. Next stop: Wrigley. read more

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This review is only based off of walking around the outer perimeter of the park and checking out their huge gift shop. Yes, I know walking around the perimeter is nowhere near as cool as being inside of the actual park, but when we arrived, we missed a tour by minutes and didn't feel like waiting around until the next one. We went inside the gift shop and it was massive and filled with every Red Sox memorabilia that you could imagine. We walked around for a while - I didn't buy anything except for a refrigerator magnet since I am a diehard Giants fan, but my friend ended up buying a "Green Monster" long sleeve t-shirt. As are most gift shops, everything was very pricy, but I can see how the gift shop can get packed during game days. It was cool to walk around and check out all of the signs on the perimeter and check out the statues of legendary players. We visited a day or 2 after the Red Sox lost in the Wild Card series so it would have been a much different story had they won - we would have been there during the playoffs which would have been incredible to see and experience. I hope to one day actually visit inside of Fenway Park and check out a game! read more

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While I'm not a baseball fan, I did take a lot of photos of Fenway Park while walking past it and can appreciate the history of the stadium in Boston. I also visited the shop across the street, and there's plenty of merchandise for fans. The day I went, there was a Jonas Brothers concert happening, so it's nice to know that they host concerts as well. My Chemical Romance performed here for their Long Live the Black Parade tour, and the clips I saw from that show were amazing. read more

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This game was amazing had so much fun. The food and the drinks were awesome. The players did OK recommend the whole family. It's awesome read more

Fenway Park - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

While I hate the Red Sox with a passion, I have to admit that seeing a baseball game here is an undeniably amazing experience. On our last trip to Boston my kids and I were looking for something to do in the evening and I noticed that the Sox were in town. We grabbed some last minute tickets off of StubHub and headed down to Fenway. Traffic was insane but I've definitely seen worse at Yankee Stadium. When I realized that we weren't making much progress, we decided to bail on our Uber driver and leg it to make it on time. I absolutely loved the stadium atmosphere and all of the Boston characters. It reminded me of what Yankee Stadium used to be before they made the new stadium and everything became corporate, upscale and dull. The game was great, the Red Sox lost and all the Boston fans were miserable to my delight. Overall I would definitely give this ballpark 5 stars, what a fantastic way to experience a baseball game. Highly recommended. read more

I've been outside of Fenway Park and inside the dugout bar they have, but this was my first time watching a game here! It's quite obvious this is one of the oldest baseball stadiums in the US from the architecture and small details, but it's beautiful in its history. Plenty of food to try. As much as I love ballpark hot dogs, I wouldn't recommend the one here. I had a hard piece of white bread (not a bun) with a small hot dog. Quite underwhelming. The nachos were big and flavorful. We were super lucky to have covered seats since it was raining when we went. The staff handled the rain well though and were quick to act! read more

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Love this experience in Boston!! The History is so fun to hear!!! Our tour guide was very knowledgeable!!! Highly recommend doing the tour and then going to a Game!!! You have to experience a game at least once at Fenway!!! read more

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Fenway is fun for so many reasons! Enjoyed volunteering for the Spartan event and got to experience the park in new manner (been here for concerts, ballgames, running events). The event was well attended and enjoyed working with Fenway team to ensure a safe and secure event at the park! read more

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For our 4th of July Boston trip, I knew we had to go see a baseball game at the famous Fenway Park. My Mets and Yankees friends in New York were not happy about it, but I told them to get over it. You can't deny that Fenway Park isn't a huge part of classic Americana and Boston culture! Like many of the other old school stadiums that haven't really been changed much (re: Wrigley Field) the seats are tiny and they were built to accommodate people who were on average 5 inches shorter and probably 50-100 pounds smaller haha. Unfortunately depending on who sits next to you, you might be forced to endure massive skin to skin contact the whole time which is NOT ideal on a very sticky summer night. Yes, that happened to me... That being said, I still had a great time. Because the seats are so narrow and rows long, it was very difficult to get up at all since we were seated in the middle of the section. Whenever a beer guy came by, I literally had to pass my money along the row, and then the row would pass me my drink back which was quite hilarious. Definitely an experience! read more

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Visited the park for the tour. It was extremely informative and they took us through many behind the scene areas. Very well worth it! read more

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Got to cross off a classic during a recent trip to Boston. Having not been in an old stadium in some time, this definitely felt like old school baseball. Being a taller person, seats were uncomfortable, but I suspected thay going in. We didn't stay in our seats long, which was just fine. There were plenty of nooks and crannies to discover and there were some standing ro sections available as well. If you are a baseball fan, Fenway is a must-go. read more

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While we were in Boston during the start of the play off season we weren't able to catch a game but we did have the opportunity to do the tour and it was absolutely amazing. Our tour guide Vic was a pleasure and extremely knowledgeable sharing so much history of the Red Sox as well as Fenway Park. The tour was reasonably priced and gives you every perspective of the stadium. It is a walking tour with plenty of stairs and ramps but they do offer elevators for those who need them. Great pace and really the time flew by, so much to see and hear about. Anybody visiting Boston should try to make time for this tour, you won't be disappointed and may even become a Boston Red Sox Fan. Well done Fenway Park I am a fan of your stadium but will always be a Dodger and Cubs fan. Ciao read more

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No trip to Boston is complete till you make a visit to Fenway park during the MLB season. This historic park is a must see as there are so many great players and teams that have balled here. Getting here on the T is easy. If you decide to drive parking is available around the area. Be prepared to be pay for the convenience. Fenway park shows its age. It's not at the top of my list, but an experience of history. read more

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Love the historical presence this stadium has. Haven't been in a long time and still is memorable. Great seats behind home plate and very thankful for the netting above for those rouge balls that you can't see. Didn't partake in any food or beverages as ate prior to arriving. Red Sox had a great game and won! The variety of options floating around were good from popcorn, hot dogs, cotton candy, IPA, lemonade, pretzels, the list is long. Amazed at the team who haul those around and go up and down the stands. Amazing energy. read more

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First time visiting Fenway! I've always heard things like "it's nostalgic, you have to go once"... Well we went and I thought it was epic! As a baseball fan (go Pirates) and a low key history buff this place was iconic! You could feel the energy walking through the low-ceilings, you could tell you were standing in the same places countless legends have, you could feel the amazing history reverberating through the walls. The place is not just nostalgic or iconic, it is an American legend! Of course we got some fenway franks, which were delightful. I wished for some onions but they were fine without! Beer was good also and everything was reasonably priced (for pro sports venue)... Would definitely recommend going a little early and exploring the whole area! Such a cool experience! read more

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Fenway is simply iconic. One of my top 5 favorite stadiums in the US. The old school feel, the energy walking up to the stadium, and of course, great baseball. There's a reason that Fenway is one of the best stadiums out there. While others are trying to do too much or make this monstrosity of a building, Fenway keeps it the way that it is. Sure the concourse is tight, seats are narrow, and you might hit you head on the ceiling, but that's what makes this so unique. You won't find this atmosphere anywhere else unless you go to Wrigley. I'm not a Red Sox fan, but rather a fan of a team in the same division and will say that I love the fans here. I love where Fenway is located and hope that they never move it. read more

Fenway Park - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

I did not realize how multi faceted Fenway Park is. I was able to get free tickets for the Coon vs Army football game at Fenway for free so invited some friends and spent the day in the city. We took the train, then walked the rest. The process to get into the park was smooth and fast, with lots of staff helping with bag checks and ticket scanning. When we were inside, we realized there was a better turnout than we would have ever imagined, especially with a snow storm the night before. Before going to our seats, we bought some drinks which were very overpriced as expected ($13 truly, $10 hot chocolate). We found our seats, but one of them had an obstructed view so we snuck to the 38-40 section where the sun was still hitting and the view was unobstructed. The sun helped a lot since it was a really cold day. The seats were clean and dry and so were the stairs and space between the seats. I appreciate all who were involved in setting up the park to welcome us all. It was interesting how they were able to transform a baseball field into a football field. After taking a sip of the hot chocolate, we were heavily disappointed. It was closer to being hot sugar water as it lacked the signature cocoa flavor. During the fourth quarter, my friend and I went to the bathroom. They were clean and there are lots of stalls, sinks, and hand dryers. They have a couple large screens around the field, which helped with seeing the game a little better. The scoreboard was electronic, which made it easy to read the score, and they were clever enough to make the graphics make it appear like an old scorecard, with rusting metal. At the end of the game, Riley Green was expected to perform. I did not make it that far since it was very cold and did not align with my train schedule but I am glad the Boston famous ball park could be used to entertain a large crowd in more than one way in a single night. It was inconvenient that on our walk back to the car, they had some sidewalks closed off to pedestrians since the game was still going on. This nade us have to do a big loop around in the cold, but it's apparently their policy. This was my irst time coming to Fenway in the winter, and I was quite pleased with my experiencel| read more

Hard to be a hater but Fenway Park is amazing. They've done a great job making it filled with energy and character. Wally is at the children's area around the 3rd-5th inning! He also roams the concourse walkway right after first pitch. read more

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What an iconic park! Green Monstah is so fun to see. We sat by 1st base (I grazed a thrown ball). And also nosebleeds left field. Not a bad seat here. Love the green of the entire stadium. You're back in time. Fenway Frank was pretty good. Go to the Sausage Guy outside the park behind Green Monstah before the game. Good sausages. read more

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Fenway Park is way more than just the iconic home of the Boston Red Sox, it's a Boston institution and the oldest ballpark in Major League Baseball, which you can really feel when you're there. It's a fun place for a game, but they also host big concerts and special events throughout the year. Of course, seeing the Green Monster in person is a highlight for any baseball fan. A few things to know for a visit: a lot of the classic seats aren't covered, so on a bright summer day, it can get really hot (don't forget sunscreen and maybe a hat!). For a different perspective, definitely consider taking one of their famous ballpark tours. They're a great way to learn the history and see areas you normally wouldn't, like the press box or warning track, even when there isn't a game. Whether you're a die-hard Sox fan or just checking out a concert, the atmosphere is always special. It's a one-of-a-kind place for a classic American experience right in the city. read more

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When in Boston during baseball season, visiting the iconic Fenway is definitely something to do at least once. Tickets can be purchased at the box office but usually better to get ahead of time through the MLB app or website ahead of time. Sometimes on the Boston Red Sox site, they have tickets for special event games that might be the same price as regular tickets but they include a giveaway like jersey. The area surrounding the park is filled with restaurants, bars, music venues, and not far from the rest of Boston. Easily walkable from downtown (as you will see many people doing). There are several entrances and some get way busier than others. There is also a large fan shop outside the main entrance. There are plenty of food options inside but the lines can get very long. The field is impeccably kept. Seats can be a little tricky as some are under cover, some outside completely, some with blinding sun for most of the game depending on time, and some sections have large poles right in the middle of them. There are virtual seat views and website that show you the view from different sections, I highly recommend using those for this stadium. The iconic green monster is exactly that, quite the feat to get a home run over! Even if you have only the slightest interest in baseball (or maybe a concert is the way to go depending on the schedule), a visit to Fenway is one for the books! read more

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Great tour! We even visited the Green Monster. O' sorry, it's Boston, the Green Monsta! The history of Fenway Park is interesting and just being in there is mesmerizing! The tour guide an elderly gentleman was great and Hillary, was also very nice. You can't go to Boston and not do the Fenway tour! read more

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Saw My Chemical Romance here and it was amazing and the venue staff was great. Lines to get in were streamlined as well. Just an overall great experience read more

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Location Back bay area of Boston Parking We ride shared Atmosphere Historic baseball field-replicated in Greenville, SC and other AAA fields " the green monster" Seating Old school seats-no drink holders-comfy and vary is sizes. Third base seating-family- no alcohol section. Is in the shade. Menu Fenway franks-get the combo-I prefer the steamed vs. grilled, popcorn, peanuts, cotton candy, ice cream-I did see pizza at one point. Water-cheaper at the beer stand, beer, soda. Note-first timers stand with bracelet, sticker, and pin. You also get a certificate! This is over by 30's section. Summary A friend said that it's a baseball religious experience visiting Fenway! How true! Hit the first timers booth, get the steamed hot dog, enjoy! read more

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My favorite ballpark in the USA... have been to many throughout, but nothing comes close to Fenway! read more

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Beautiful afternoon, was fortunate to have someone drop us off right in front of Cask'n Flagon which is just one block from the entrance. Purchased tickets online, as long as you have the app and ticket QR code up, you will get through the entrance with ease. First stop is the metal detector, second is the actual ticket kiosk where there is a human at every one to help. Seats were in the Aura Pavilion, Section 12. There is an Aura Club with an indoor bar, restaurant and complimentary popcorn in Togo boxes at the hostess station. They check your barcode to make sure you purchased tickets for that area, then stamp your hand with Black light ink. After that, you just need to show them your hand to pass in and out of the area. Front Row seats were fantastic, the crowd stands for the anthem and throughout the game for support and when things get really exciting so no one was blocking my view. I tried the MLB mobile ordering. It was about 45 minutes from order time to delivery. The app shows you the progress, however, mine only updated from Order Accepted to In Progress and was only updated to Delivery on the Way after the food was delivered. Hot dog was good, missing mustard and fries apparently don't come with salt so be sure to request that if you want it. The hot dog does come with chips. If you are a wine drinker, as I am, 2 choices (from a pop top can) Pino Grigio and Cabernet. $15.50 I think. The wine choices in the Aura Club were better, the house Chard was $20. Easy exit after the game, crowd continued to move and I never felt claustrophobic. Pick up in front of Cask'n Flagon was easy as there is a lane for busses and bikes so super easy for a car to quickly pull in for you to hop in the car. NOT a place for someone to park and wait for you. I used the iHeart Radio app to hear the 93.7 game announcers, there was a 20-30 second delay so I just used one earbud as I like to hear the trivia and commentary, even if it is slightly after each play. Fenway Park is just fun. I can't say I am a huge fan of baseball but being at a game, hearing the bat crack when the ball hits it, seeing balls hit over the green monster and even watching how they maintain the field during innings is so fun to watch. There are contests (like a dance off on the big screen) and tons of candids while the camera pans the fans. They usually wait until the fan realizes they are on the big screen and they are always fun reactions. Expensive, but a great time and a great day. read more

Fenway Park - Beautiful Fenway view from first row of Section 12 in the Aura Pavilion. Excellent seats. - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

Such an historic baseball park! You have to visit if you're in the area and there's a game. We sat in Section 21. It gave us a great view of the game. The seats are the old wooden chairs- there's not much space between your knees and the row in front of you. But it's still such a cool experience ! Highly recommended read more

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Historical, Legendary, Iconic... I love going to see games in all the Baseball stadiums! If you want to hit only the top 5 this is a must! Before you go into the Stadium go the Bleacher Bar outside in center field. Read my review on that. When you go into the stadium, walk around the stadium and take in all the different views of the stadium. Look at the seats, notice how straight they are and they are not facing home plate! Sit in one... our seats were Amazing!!! Yep, first row on top of the Green Monster!!!!! The view was amazing. If you have not sat up there put it on your bucket list! Boston has amazingly friendly fans! I'm a Bucco's fan and everyone was so friendly, if I go back when they play NY, I'm wearing Sox's gear!!!! Thanks for keeping this stadium original! In case you are wondering... my Bucco's won! read more

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Came to see my Yankees play and to be a part of the greatest rivalry in baseball. Fenway is in no way, shape, or form my Yankee Stadium but I will say that I did enjoy it nonetheless. To me, it's smaller, more intimate, and everything just seemed accessible. The bathrooms were tight and a little stuffy but I'll always appreciate a clean restroom. The food choices were minimal but I got everything I wanted. That very popular Fried Dough was PERFECTION!!! I LOVED it! Although I saw someone with some kind of syrup on the side. I wish the cashier told me there was a such thing because I would've liked to try it. They guys selling the beer at the seats were remarkable! I'm in awe of their hustle with Boston flair. The kids zone was fun and not as crowded as I thought it would be. Get there early...there's stuff to do around the stadium too. GREAT place even if they do house the Red Sox. read more

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Fenway is a must visit for any baseball fan! Even though we lost, it was such an incredible experience and we didn't want to leave. Definitely arrive early and enjoy one of the many bars right outside and have fun with other Red Sox fans. The fans were all a lot of fun, and we met people from all over the world. Inside we had fun doing the wave and singing along to the music, it was a great day. The stadium was clean and so were the restrooms. We ordered a pretzel, a sausage dog, two beers and it was all great! It was an extremely hot day, so come prepared if your seats are in the sun. The best seats are behind home plate in the box section 30-32, close enough to see the action, far enough under the overhang to escape the daytime sun.The seats were pretty comfortable, too. The best way to arrive is by walking or Uber, and when getting picked up, walk a few blocks away to get picked up in a timely manner, otherwise you'll be waiting with hundreds of others. We highly recommend a visit to Fenway! Enjoy. read more

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Went to Fenway recently for two concerts and had turf seating for both. Loved being closer to the stage but hated the seats for the turf. Not that you sit much once the main act is on but still. It's definitely a cool experience being at Fenway and seeing the green monster, etc. but the food is not great and the bathrooms are old. The parking around there is awful and everything is busy. But when it's nice out and you're listening to music outside, it's pretty neat. read more

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Fenway is a must for baseball fans, so while Jim G. and I were in Boston, we decided to hit up a game, rather than just doing a tour of the stadium. The atmosphere outside, before entrance, was festive and energetic. Once we were inside, there's still a great outdoor spot where the party is really happening! Great atmosphere at the game, too. We ended up getting pretty great seats for a god price (midweek game against the Rays). Friendly fans sitting around us and we didn't even get trash talked for Jim G.'s Dodger hat! read more

One feels the history come alive as they walk through the corridors, walkways and halls of Fenway Park... the park has managed to preserve the sanctity of the past and facilitate the new generations of baseball players. There are a few aspects of the park that make it more difficult for a baseball player to have a home run such as the green monster wall, and how they have people that manually put the score on the board. It was very interesting to see the hall of famers that were affiliated with Red Sox over the years. A definite must-go for those that are Red Sox fans or not. read more

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Fenway is a cathedral of magnificent views, great baseball, and some of the best ballpark food around. In the pantheon of baseball, Fenway is a player of its own regard. From The Green Monster to the Peaky Pole to the red seat in section 42, it does not disappoint. Every baseball fan has this icon on their bucket list of places to see the American Pastime. The playing field is the most unique in professional sports. The Red Sox make this an experience to be savored. And don't leave early because Sweet Caroline is played in the middle of the 8th inning! When 35,000 voices sing along, well, there's nothing else like it. read more

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