Fenway Park

Stadium · Fenway

Fenway Park

Stadium · Fenway

4 Jersey St, Boston, MA 02215

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Historic, small-capacity ballpark, home of the Red Sox & occasional big-name concert venue.

4 Jersey St, Boston, MA 02215 Get directions

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@eater

"Don’t let the corn dogs, veggie dogs, and chili guacamole dogs distract you: the Fenway Frank, supplied by local purveyor Kayem, is the real MVP of Boston’s historic ballpark. Is there anything more iconic than biting into a snappy, mustard-smeared dog on a summer Saturday afternoon at Fenway? To note, the Fenway Frank has also made its way to grocery store shelves, but nothing beats the original in-park experience." - Eater Staff

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@cntraveler

"What’s Boston without Fenway Park? America’s “Most Beloved Ballpark” isn’t just a stadium–it’s a piece of living history. It’s the home of the Red Sox, who play there each year from late March through October, but it’s also known for its popular summer concert series, and its fascinating behind-the-scenes tours offered in the off-season. Sure, there are parts of Fenway’s history that aren’t exactly worth celebrating–the Red Sox remained segregated longer than any other MLB team, and it wasn’t until Lady Gaga’s Joanne World Tour came in 2017 that a woman headlined a concert there–but at the end of the day, it’s one of the most enjoyable places to visit in Boston. When you’re in the cheap seats, having paid way too much for a beer and a hot dog and the crowd starts singing “Sweet Caroline,” it’s clear there’s a sense of history here that even non-sports lovers can get excited about." - Paul Rubio, Todd Plummer

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"Home of the Boston Red Sox, it's an iconic sports venue." - Stacey Leasca Stacey Leasca Stacey Leasca is an award-winning journalist and co-founder of Be a Travel Writer, an online course for the next generation of travel journalists. Her photos, videos, and words have appeare

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Ashlee Holmes

Google

If you have time to squeeze in a tour you should absolutely do it! We did the tour back in 2019 when we visited Boston but didn't catch a game. It's worth every penny. So much history and info, lots of cool photo ops. Good for kids ( maybe 7-8 yrs plus) Today, 2024 we went for a game. Great experience. Completely different from Texas Rangers stadium where we are from.

A R

Google

We had an amazing visit to Fenway Park today. We've been to a couple of games previously, but thought we'd try the tour today since we had so much fun doing the Wrigley Field tour in Chicago a few months ago. While this tour doesn't take you into the dugout, clubhouse, or on the field like Wrigley did, the tour was still very neat and incredibly informative. Also, our tour guide was the best. This is a highly recommended experience!

Nick Armes

Google

My only issue is that it took me so long to get here! SUCH a cool ballpark! The history, style and overall atmosphere is so focused on baseball and the game, you feel like every game is a celebration/carnival. The food options are plentiful and delicious and VERY well priced. There isn’t too many bad seats, and the game presentation is just about baseball, something that feels refreshing. Will definitely try to visit again!

Rob Quevedo

Google

I had the pleasure of visiting Fenway Park on Saturday, and it was an incredible experience. As a Dodger fan from LA, I was excited to see this historic and unique ballpark. The vibe was fantastic, with a loud and happy crowd that made the atmosphere electric. There's so much to do around the stadium, with plenty of options for food and entertainment. The team store was well-stocked, and I ended up buying two really nice (though quite expensive) T-shirts. Overall, a great place to catch a game and soak in the rich baseball history. Highly recommend!

Kayla B

Google

Obviously very historic park, means a lot to Boston area, most locals know right where it is. However, I will say for how big it is and for the attraction that it is, it's fairly notorious for bad experiences. They don't seem well equipped to deal with storms, which would be common to this region. The staff seems oblivious to what's occurring, they have a confusing ticketing process, the traffic/route options in and out, for my event but I imagine for any large event are an absolute nightmare. There aren't enough easements so they have to end events early even if there are delays, which again they are not prepared for. For a stadium this size and so well known, this is surprisingly poorly managed. It's definitely a sight to behold at first, just hope you don't have to deal with any of these fairly normal issues they should be able to handle.

Jim Murphy

Google

The location was perfect for the Northeastern graduation. The reserved seating close to the field was great, and the attendants were very professional and helpful. The "game presentation" was fun with the giant flag dropping down from the Monster Seats. That never gets old! This was for all the graduate students, and we were moved along afterward to make room for the undergrads, coming in for a 2pm event! Less than a month later, the place was hopping for a Saturday victory on a perfect Chamber of Commerce day!!

Deana M

Google

Recently went for the Yankees series on Father’s Day weekend and had a blast. The experience is always high energy, enthusiastic and fun! We were in a suite, met our son and his in-laws afterwards and the outside atmosphere was just as fun as the inside atmosphere. Put it on the bucket-list and go!

Ben Park

Google

We went through the Fenway Park tour and were surprised how unexpectedly packed it was. The guide took us to different parts of the stadium as the tour progressed and we got to see the stadium from various angles. There were a lot of cool facts and witty jokes that the guide shared which made the tour entertaining. Definitely worth the money.