Fenway Park Tickets

Fenway Park – Boston Venue Guide

Fenway Park is more than just a ballpark, it's a Boston icon and a premier venue for live events of all kinds. This historic stadium, often dubbed as “America’s Most Beloved Ballpark” has been home to the famous Boston Red Sox since 1912. It holds over a century of unforgettable moments.

Fans from all over the world visit to soak up the old-school charm and electric energy that only Fenway Park can deliver. Even when the Sox are not playing, Fenway is still full of excitement. It hosts concerts and special events that take advantage of its unique and rich atmosphere.

Visitors love Fenway for its character and heart. From the famous Green Monster towering in left field to the tradition of singing “Sweet Caroline” with thousands of fellow fans, every trip to Fenway is a celebration.

There is truly no bad seat in the house. The park’s intimate layout (just under 38,000 seats) means you feel close to the action whether you’re catching a ninth-inning home run or rocking out at a sold-out show. In fact, Fenway Park concerts have become a beloved Boston tradition, turning this legendary ballpark into an incredible open-air music venue on warm summer nights.

With such a diverse lineup, Fenway Park upcoming events include everything from heart-pounding Red Sox home games to star-studded concerts, ensuring there’s always something exciting for every kind of fan. Each season offers new reasons to visit this unique venue. It could be the crack of the bat on Opening Day, or it might be the crowd's roar as a top artist takes the stage.

Best of all, getting your Fenway Park tickets is a breeze. Our site makes it simple to explore the schedule, compare seating options, and secure the perfect seats for your next outing. Look at the latest events and get ready to create some unforgettable Fenway Park memories. The experience at this beloved ballpark is nothing short of magical.

Location & Transportation

Address: 4 Yawkey Way (Jersey Street), Boston, MA 02215. Nestled in the Fenway–Kenmore neighborhood just west of downtown, Fenway Park is easily accessible by various modes of transportation.

• Parking: On-site parking at the stadium is very limited, but plenty of nearby parking lots and garages serve fans on game days. Popular options for parking include the Brookline Lot, Landmark Lot, Ipswich Garage, and the Van Ness/Jersey Street Lot. Be prepared for post-event traffic; choosing a lot on a two-way street or farther from the park can make for an easier exit​.
• Public Transit: The MBTA “T” is one of the best ways to reach Fenway. The Green Line’s Kenmore Station (serving B, C, and D branches) is a ~5-minute walk to the park, dropping you right into Kenmore Square. Alternatively, the Green Line’s Fenway Station (D branch) and Lansdowne Station on the Commuter Rail (Framingham/Worcester line) are also within walking distance. The Red Sox strongly encourage fans to take public transportation to avoid traffic​, and trains often run extra service during events.
• Rideshare & Drop-Off: For those using Uber/Lyft or taxis, there are designated pick-up/drop-off zones in the area to streamline traffic. For example, curbside zones have been established along Boylston Street at Kilmarnock Street for ride-hail services​. It’s often best to arrange your rideshare pickup a block or two away from the busiest streets – this short walk can save time by avoiding gridlock immediately outside the park. Drivers can drop off passengers near the park (common spots include along Beacon Street or Boylston Street) and then find parking elsewhere if needed.

Arrival Recommendations

When to Arrive: Arrive early to beat the crowds and soak in the Fenway atmosphere. For Red Sox games, gates open 90 minutes before first pitch—aim to arrive at least 45–60 minutes early. Concerts typically open doors an hour before showtime; early arrival is especially smart for general admission or high-demand shows. You’ll have time to explore, grab food, and catch warm-ups or opening acts.

Avoiding Delays: Game days often overlap with Boston rush hour, and streets near Fenway can close or back up quickly. Parking fills fast, and security lines grow closer to start time. Whether you drive or take the T, give yourself extra buffer time—better to be inside with a Fenway Frank than stuck outside in traffic or long lines.

Venue Navigation (Seating & Layout)

Fenway Park’s layout reflects its 1912 design—intimate, historic, and uniquely structured. While smaller than modern stadiums, it offers a range of seating experiences, each with its own character:

• Field & Loge Boxes: Closest to the field, offering unbeatable views near home plate and the dugouts.
• Grandstand: Covered, elevated seating with classic charm—watch for some obstructed views due to support columns.
• Green Monster Seats: Iconic left-field seats perched atop the 37-foot wall—limited and highly sought after.
• Bleachers: Budget-friendly bench seating in center and right field; rowdy and fun.
• Premium Areas: State Street Pavilion and Dell Technologies Club offer upscale perks and views from above.
• Right Field Roof Deck: Great for groups and casual fans—elevated and social.

Getting Around: Fenway has multiple gates (A–E). Gate D is central and elevator-equipped for upper levels. Use the gate listed on your ticket for the fastest entry. Signage and Fan Services booths help with directions, and despite some tight concourses, Fenway is easy to navigate end-to-end.

Security & Policies

To ensure a safe and smooth experience, Fenway enforces the following policies:

• Bag Policy: Only single-compartment bags under 12" x 12" x 6" allowed. No backpacks or multi-pocket bags. Diaper and medical bags permitted. Locker storage available near Gate E for non-compliant bags.
• Prohibited Items include:
• Weapons, illegal substances (incl. marijuana), outside alcohol, glass/cans
• Large banners, laser pointers, umbrellas (except in rain delays), professional camera gear
• Smoking/vaping is not allowed anywhere on stadium property
• No re-entry once your ticket is scanned
• Proper attire required; strict alcohol ID checks apply for all purchases
• Certified service animals are welcome

Travel light and review your bag before heading out to speed up entry.

Seating Recommendations (Best Seats & Value Spots)

Fenway offers something for every type of fan:

• Premium Seats: Field Boxes and Green Monster seats deliver top-tier views and unforgettable experiences. For concerts, field VIP and club suites offer exclusive perks.
• Best Value: Bleachers (Sections 37–43) and Grandstand seats down the lines are affordable, with passionate fans and great sightlines. Standing Room Only is another solid option if you're okay staying on your feet.
• Families & Casual Fans: Grandstand Sections 15–20 (behind home plate) or Right Field Roof Boxes are shaded, central, and near amenities—great for kids or relaxed viewing.

Use the interactive seating chart on our site to compare prices, views, and availability for any event.

Purchase Process: How to Buy Fenway Park Tickets

Buying tickets with Box Office Ticket Sales is simple, fast, and secure.

1. Browse Events – Explore upcoming Red Sox games, concerts, and more.
2. Pick Your Seats – Use our interactive map to view real-time availability and compare prices.
3. Secure Checkout – Pay easily with card, PayPal, Apple Pay, or Affirm.
4. Digital Delivery – Most tickets are sent instantly via email or mobile entry.
5. Need Help? Call our call center at 1-800-515-2171 for expert assistance.

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Post-Purchase Tips

Be ready for event day:

• Download tickets ahead of time
• Fully charge your phone
• Bring a valid ID and credit/debit card (Fenway is cashless)
• Double-check your entry gate
• Review bag policies before leaving

Pre-Event Planning

• Check the weather: Bring layers, sunscreen, or a poncho as needed
• Plan transit: Fenway traffic can be tricky—arrive early and check MBTA alerts
• Explore Fenway: Jersey Street becomes a lively pre-game block party
• Grab food early: Lines spike right before events
• Set a meetup spot just in case you get separated
• After the show: Stick around or grab food nearby to avoid exit crowds

Recent Highlights

Fenway’s not just for baseball:

• Foo Fighters (2024) – Rocked a sold-out show
• Zac Brown Band (2023) – Set Fenway’s concert attendance record
• Lady Gaga (2022) – Delivered a full-on pop spectacle
• Bonus: Fenway has hosted hockey, football, and other major events too

Accessibility at Fenway Park

Fenway is committed to a great experience for every guest:

• Accessible entry at all gates (elevators at Gates B, D & E)
• Wheelchair seating available throughout the park
• Restrooms & concessions are wheelchair accessible
• Mobility escorts available on request
• Accessible parking is limited—arrive early or use drop-off

Sensory & Hearing Accommodations

• Assistive Listening Devices at Fan Services booths
• Sensory Kits (noise-canceling headphones, fidgets) available at Gates B, D & E
• Service animals welcome
• Captioning of announcements shown on scoreboards
• Quiet assistance: Ask staff for a calm space if needed

Dining Options (Food & Drink Nearby)

One of the best parts of the Fenway experience is the food – both inside the park and around the neighborhood. Here’s how to keep your taste buds happy:

Ballpark Bites
You can’t go wrong with a Fenway Frank—a classic hot dog best enjoyed with mustard and a view. Grab Cracker Jack, pretzels, or chowder in a bread bowl, or explore upgraded options like Regina Pizzeria, lobster rolls, and even vegan fare. Beer lovers can sip on local Sam Adams or hard seltzer (note: alcohol sales end by the 7th inning). Concessions are scattered throughout—if a line is long, try the next stand or flag down a roaming vendor.

Pre/Post-Game Eats & Drinks
The neighborhood around Fenway is buzzing before and after events.

• Cask ’n Flagon (Gate C): Game-day staple with burgers, beer, and baseball vibes.
• Bleacher Bar: Built into the park with a centerfield view—get there early!
• Tasty Burger: Affordable and casual, just behind the park.
• House of Blues: Food, drinks, and live music on Lansdowne.
  Other go-tos: Yard House, Loretta’s Last Call (Southern food + music), and Game On! (TVs, ping-pong, and sports bar fun).

Family-Friendly Options
For sit-down dining with kids, try Boston Burger Company or Regina Pizzeria on Brookline Ave. Kenmore Square also has several family-welcoming spots.

Pro Tip: Lines near Fenway can get long—venture a block or two for faster service. After the game, hang in the area for the energy, or head to Back Bay if you prefer a quieter bite.

Whether you’re grabbing a quick Sausage Guy sandwich from a street cart outside or sitting down for a hearty meal, the Fenway area has you covered. Come hungry and enjoy, food is part of the Fenway tradition!

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