Dugout seats at Fenway are possibly the best in Major League Baseball. It isn't possible to feel more a part of the game unless you are actually a player on the field. The history and tradition of this park, the oldest in baseball, is inspiring. See a game here and you will never forget the experience.

Walked up and booked the guided tour ($21) that started ten minutes later. Despite a slow start (it’s amazing how many adults need the bathroom), it was an enjoyable tour and a good chance to get inside the ballpark in the off season. It’s definitely made me want to see a game here, despite not being a fan.

This is one of the greatest venues of the United States sports history. The Fenway park represents an iconic representation of the baseball inspiration. Everyone must go and visit the stadium. The tour is a good way to learn about the history and also have the opportunity to visit every corner of it.

My first visit here to this Beautiful Old Park. I was not disappointed, George an usher and our tour guide earlier shared some the the historical information of this stadium. Like the seats under the cover are the original seats from 1934. As I stood there and touch these seats I could feel the excitement from the fans that had sat in these very seats. Really enjoyed being at park, Boston Fans are fantastic and true to baseball.

Fenway Park, the historic home of the Boston Red Sox, left an indelible mark on my sports enthusiast heart. Even during the off-season, a recent tour showcased the timeless charm and rich history of this iconic ballpark. Despite the icy and snowy conditions outside, the warmth of Fenway's legacy and the engaging tour guide's anecdotes made the visit memorable. Navigating through the corridors, the Green Monster stood as a frozen giant, a testament to the park's enduring character. The tour's highlights included behind-the-scenes glimpses of the legendary "Pesky's Pole" and the intimate confines of the oldest Major League Baseball stadium. The chilly weather outside didn't dampen the excitement; instead, it added a unique, almost nostalgic touch to the experience. Fenway Park's aura resonates beyond game days, and the off-season tour allowed me to appreciate its architectural quirks and cultural significance. From the frigid exterior to the warmth of its baseball lore, Fenway Park is a must-visit, offering a fascinating journey through the heart of America's pastime.

What a trip! I could never get enough of this wonderful, grand, beautiful treasure of a ballpark! Everything about this night was absolutely perfect! Boston knows how to celebrate baseball and this ballpark does it all just right. Parking was super convenient. Close enough by for just a 10 minute walk after the game, the game views in the stands were absolutely amazing, the crowd was fun-loving and passionate, the sunset that night was absolutely spellbinding, and the atmosphere was electric! What a homage to baseball and to just celebrating how life can be so beautiful and fun. ✌️👍🙂❤️🙂

Went on the tour of the ole ball park. The team was out of town but they do conduct tour up to 3 hrs prior to game time. Good guide with some witty humor and great history knowledge. Took us to many view points throughout the stadium. Wish we got to see the dugout and behind the scoreboard but definitely worth the trip.

Awesome history. Would recommend the tour, which I think goes every hour. When I went it was $21 and took about an hour. It's a great way to see all of the parts if the park and get a sense of where you'd like to sit to watch the game before you decide on a ticket. It also is great for photos and I learned a ton about the team, the history, the little quirky things would have gone unnoticed by me if they weren't pointed out. Made the experience of the game that much better.

This was my first time there it was just amazing! Sat at the green monster and it was well worth it. Four balls came our way including an out-of the-ballpark home run! Such a neat experience. The park has a strict no backpack/ big bag rule so do not bring it, you will have to rent a locker!

For my sons senior high school trip he wanted to visit a few of the most historic baseball fields in the country. So, naturally this one topped the list. We drove from Texas, and even with that drive, it was well worth it. This place is so packed with history and nostalgia that you get chills. We took the full tour on day one then went to a game the second day. Words are hard to find the feeling of watching a game here. It was really cool. The tour is well worth it and you learn so much about the ball park you will not learn anywhere else. The people here LOVE the sox!

Always a great tour! Will, our tour guide, was fun and knowledgeable and very passionate about Red Sox baseball, which made the visit even better. I appreciated that the tour moved quickly, so my kids didn't get "bored", and had chances to sit peppered in between walking. Take a jacket if you are visiting in the spring - up high the wind will chill you!

Fenway Park is a great ball park. This baseball stadium has a lot of history. It's an iconic stadium. If you're in Boston, you need to take a trip down to 4 Jersey St, and catch a game at Fenway Park. Even if you aren't able to get tickets, the stadium is worth seeing for yourself. It's a beautiful piece of American history. I am a big fan. I will try to catch another game next time I'm in Boston. Great experience!

I’m a Yankees fan but not a Red Sox hater, I love the game, rivalry, and different personas each team shows, the Red Sox usually tough and rough around the edges against the Yankees clean boy look. I was lucky to visit Boston once and was treated to a standing room ticket against the Mariners. We arrived early as I was excited to see Fenway, we sat two rows behind the first basemen field level and no one ever came so we stayed the entire game and even met the national anthem singer. Awesome experience I’ll never forget!

What can I say...Fenway Park! Did the one hour tour and the guide was awesome. Could tell he was a lifelong Red Sox fan. Sat in the upper bleacher seats that were installed in 1934 and are still being used. Great history. Maroon 5 concert was scheduled for the day we were there.

One of a kind experience! This place is filled with so many memories, history and the love of the game. Truly no seat is a bad seat here. The fans are very involved and have a great time. A good parking can run you $60 but for me that was worth the convenience. Others tend to walk and there's so many restaurants and bars after to go to. Take cash to the game in order to put all your food and drink options from the vendors walking the aisles. I highly recommend you visit here.

This is a great historic stadium that represents the best of baseball. It’s fun to come here to watch a game and take in the atmosphere. It’s also a good place to walk around and explore all it has to offer. I’d recommend checking out Fenway if you’re in the area.

So much history and one of the few stadiums left with all its history there. It was one of my best choices I made going to it. It's about an hour 35 to 40 bucks. Also a picture is taken between 40 and 50 for the set. No home clubhouse or anything on the field during the tour. But at least your allowed to go to the top of the Green Monster.

Always have a great time here. Go Sox!

The atmosphere and vibe here is lively and so much fun! I can see why it’s an iconic place to come to when visiting Boston. I’ve been here twice now and can definitely say it was worth paying the tickets for. Food: They had stadium food such as hot dogs, fries, cotton candy, etc available. They also have a short selection of beer available to purchase. Atmosphere: I’ve been lucky to sit in good seating both times I’ve been here and it was an awesome experience. The fans are fun to be around and it can get rowdy in here as well. It’s a very nostalgic place and I can see why people enjoy coming here. One thing to note is that the stadium and field itself are rather quite small. I was surprised to how small it feels in the stadium. Price: The food and beer is pricey but it is normal for stadium food. Parking: Parking is limited and I would suggest taking the T to get here.

A must to do when visiting Boston. My husband and I took the tour. Wonderful and gained a lot knowledgeable info. Loved all the old photos in the hallways. Nice staff. One of our trips highlights.

Amazing tour & game! We enjoyed our tour guide & the way he made it so fun, definitely not a boring time. The game was sold out, they played the Yankees, but the lines moved fast for drinks & food. I highly recommend the Samual Adams Summer Ale!

(Translated by Google) Opened on April 20, 1912 (same day as the opening of the former Detroit Tigers stadium, Tiger Stadium), it is the oldest stadium still in use for Major League Baseball. However, in 1912, its inauguration was barely noticed, due to the recent news about the sinking of the Titanic. He received the World Series in 1912, 1915, 1916, 1918, 1946, 1975, 1986, 2004 and in 2007 (the Red Sox won the first 4, in 2004 and in 2007). In 1914 he received the World Series, but not with the Red Sox but with the Boston Braves (now Atlanta Braves). In 1946, 1961 and 1999 he received the MLB All-Star Game. (Original) Inaugurado em 20 de abril de 1912 (mesmo dia da inauguração do antigo estádio do Detroit Tigers, o Tiger Stadium), é o estádio mais antigo ainda em uso da Major League Baseball. Porém, em 1912, sua inauguração mal foi noticiada, devido às notícias recentes sobre o naufrágio do Titanic. Recebeu a World Series em 1912, 1915, 1916, 1918, 1946, 1975, 1986, 2004 e em 2007 (o Red Sox venceu os 4 primeiros, em 2004 e em 2007). Em 1914 recebeu a World Series, mas não com o Red Sox e sim com o Boston Braves (atual Atlanta Braves). Recebeu em 1946, 1961 e 1999 o All-Star Game da MLB.

Tourist (and Dodger fan) AMAZING stadium. Quite smaller than expected but it is old so you can’t go wrong with any seat in this stadium. Their biggest fan shop is outside the stadium. Hit up the bleacher bar on the street behind the outfield.

Great historic feel. Excellent views. Concession stands everywhere.

This ball park, like many others is in a very busy area. Be aware that Jersey Street is completely shut down 3 hours previous to the game, and you can only walk and not drive. There is many vendors and bars on the street which makes for an even more exciting experience when attending a Sox game or concert or whatever event is going on. Parking is not easy to come by, I highly suggest going over to the Prudential Building and getting your car valet and walking the few blocks to the game. Once inside, it’s an amazing experience for everyone, not just baseball fanatics such as myself. The old school feel of the older building and the history is so thick, you can just feel it when you get around the stadium! All of the people that work there are super friendly, the police offers inside the stadium are great. If You have never been to Fenway, I highly suggest making a point to get out there. Be sure to get out to section 42 and check out the red Ted Williams Chair! I hope this review helped, and Have a wicked good time!

I know, I know, this is being written in the middle of a pandemic but, you simply have not experienced a major league ball park until you've been to Fenway. It's like going back in time. If you truly love the game, the Fenway experience will give you goosebumps. Fenway IS the rich history of our National Past time. Go early and stay late to take in all of the activities around the park.

America’s oldest ballpark which so much history that engulfs this area! Seeing it in person is amazing as you walk around history and see how far this ballpark has developed over the years! I highly recommend taking a tour and learning all about its history! It’s well worth your time!

I know nothing about Baseball but the tour was awesome. This place is full of history and it was great learning all about it. Fantastic stadium and very good tour guide.

Took a tour of the ballpark to get a little history, movie trivia, and a look around. The tour covers a lot! You get to see a lot as well. The only thing is nowhere does it say where to meet up. So if you're on the tour, look for Gate D to go across the street inside the gift shop. Tour starts their. Look for the men in red jackets. Hope this helps.

Had a great time. As a Yankees fan, I found Fenway to feel so small. I had great, inexpensive seats. The security are, ticket man and ushers were very pleasant. Even got a hug from the ticket scanner guy because I was wearing a Thurman Munson tee shirt. Was disappointed the field cleaners don't dance like they do at Yankees Stadium but it was full all the same. "Sweet Caroline" was awesome!!

The park tour was a great experience, especially for being only $25 each! Despite it being quite cold and windy in February, the tour guide was friendly, welcoming, and just privded a great time overall. Unfortunately, the tour during the winter results in seeing a field under construction as they re-sod the field before every season, but that is to be expected. The tour gives you a nice overview of the history of the stadium and the Red Sox as a team while keeping a bit of humor to the story. If you're in town, this is a great use of time and money. The only weird thing we noticed is that they take a picture of your group for you, print it out, and then try to sell it to you, and if you choose not to take it, they just throw it out, which seems quite wasteful. Maybe we misunderstood, but both my wife and I were under the impression that the photos were available for purchase, not for free. Regardless, we had a great time and I highly recommend the tour!

Loved the tour. Our guide was very knowledgeable and included the whole group from the start asking were people were from and what team they supported. You start from underneath where they would sell food then you enter the stadium and you go all the way up the top and also into the press area. It was a great tour even if I am not a baseball fan but I really appreciated the history behind the place. It's a must if visiting g Biston. Account fir couple of hours minimum.

Born in New York, I’m not a Red Sox fan. As a baseball fan, I think this stadium is great. Lots of history made here. We took the stadium tour before the game; in depth and very informative. Most seats have a good view. Typical baseball food and concessions.

We stopped by on Thanksgiving just to see the park whilst on our short stay. Even though we knew there was no games on, or bars open it was still a great trip to be able to walk around and see all of the great moments outside of the park as well as being able to take some great pictures. With all the different bars around, and food places I can imagine it's a great atmosphere when there is a game on. Would love to return and watch a Red Sox game.

The Fenway Park tour was better than we could have expected. We had a wonderful tour guide that explained everything well and despite us having a large group it was easy to hear her. The tour takes you through the history of the ballpark and gives you a lot of opportunities for photos. After going through different sitting areas including the oldest wooden seats in a MLB ballpark you get to go through the press box. They end the tour with a trip through a museum with lots of game used memorabilia. Outside of the ballpark there are statues and World Series signs to see. Finish the tour with the Fenway Park store filled with souvenirs.

Just did the Fenway tour last week & it was wonderful! The tour guides were knowledgeable & took the time to make the experience enjoyable for everyone in the group! We got to see baseball history & experience the beauty of Fenway! Reasonably priced & well worth the trip! This is a must see! Can’t wait to travel up & see a game from the Green Monster!

Historical monument in Boston. Great ballpark. It looks as is if every seat is good to see the game in the stadium. The food was great. Italian Sausage, Chicken Tenders w/ Fries and Popcorn was good. First time! Great experience!! Can't wait to see my Dodgers play here in the future.

We paid for the tour and it was fantastic. The lady was so knowledgeable about all the historical events that took place and all the great games played in there. So many great players and the stadium is huge and the view is wonderful. We had a great time and learned so much more about the Red Sox great history.

Really cool and historic hall park. Did the tour and it was awesome. Note that they don’t take regular sized backpacks so you’ll have to either leave it at home or pay $5 to store it at the team bar down the street. The tour was informational and fun. All in all good experience and highly recommend it

I dreamed most of my life with being here and thanks God I made it! The experience was good, the environment previous, during and after the game was really great! I give it 4 out of 5 stars since the seats were really bad, I pay usd$ 98 for a seat and it wasn't good at all. I hope they construct a new stadium and keep this one as a museum since is full of history, however even though you have to accept that this stadium was built more than 100 years ago and is beyond the new experiences offered by new stadiums.

I had the opportunity to visit Fenway Park to watch a soccer game during July 2019. It was the preseason game between Sevilla and Liverpool. It has an incredible feel to it and the tickets were moderately priced. There is a massive sports gift shop just outside the stadium that had a lot of merchandise.

I've been here for ball games and concerts. Fenway never disappoints! Such an incredible park that really keeps its charm to another time. It's beautiful and has its own amazing spirit. Honestly you just have to visit for yourself to experience it fully. There's always happy staff that are proud to work there. Cool food options. Make sure you walk around and appreciate all the small details of this place, you can't find anything else like it!

Fenway Park Tour - it was really fun to tour the park and learn the history. I was a little disappointed we did not get to go in the locker room or inside the green monster. The tour guide was very knowledgeable and kind of funny! Tips: go in the spring or summer. We went in February and it was a little too cold and the field was covered by a tarp and there was no grass. The tour meets in the pro shop across the street. We were the first ones there so we walked around the store a while. By the time the tour started there were so many people (about 50) that we had to split into 2 groups and we ended up at the end of the line so we were in the second group. So we had to stand outside for 10 or 15 minutes so the first group could get started. They will check your bags - backpacks are not allowed.

Do the tour… we are Yankee and baseball fans. Even those that are the casual fan would like this. The access and history in the ballpark was amazing. Press box, green monster, Fenway Farm ( who knew !?!), all kinds of interesting Ball park info. I initially was hesitant to do the tour with our limited time in the city, it turned out to be one of our favorite activities. FYI… if you are spending the day walking around you most likely will have someone carrying water bottles, chargers , etc… you will not be able to bring any backpacks in with you. They will point you in the direction of a bottle shop around the corner that will watch your bag for 5 bucks. I only mention this so you can build that into your timing. I’m guessing they have limited tour times on game days but we did not encounter that .

First visit to this iconic stadium. Felt pretty safe during daylight hours. Good signage for the statues and banners. I was not attending a game, but simply enjoying a tourist visit.

Old stadium but beautiful and happy Fans, Fans don't know Fenway park Lost opportunity enjoy history stadium baseball, you like visit One, two,or more times, you can shopping, target at front stadium, restaurant,bars, supermarket, hospital, University and more very close of stadium, airport to Fenway at ten minutes, you can take bus and train,or Uber, before game you can visit downtown very close to the stadium and airport, Boston is friendly City and excellent for turist and shopping, Mall is very close your can walk to stadium, don't forget visit Fenway park if love baseball you love Fenway park, thanks,I visit 30 stadium and I can recommend, thanks for reading my review

Took a tour of the park that was excellent. Had an excellent tour guide and got to see pretty much most of the stadium besides the dugouts, the home team clubhouse, and we didn’t get to go into the actual field. They handed out free bobble heads at the end, to conclude a great visit.

Historic park. Food and drink kiosks behind bleachers work pretty well, efficiently. Fun chatting with fans sitting next to us. Pretty family friendly, even for a Friday night game against the hated Yankees. A lot of Yankees fan at park. No fist fights. They would let me bring in my work bag with laptop in it. Was able to stuff them into their mobile locker in parking lot outside Gate E.

Very exciting as I was visiting Boston while the Red Sox were in the world series. Loved Boston and everything while I was there. Definitely an amazing really cool experience. The sights the sounds the city all that history all the shops restaurants and every cool thing you could possibly find. My trip was definitely worth it and I look forward to coming back one day. Cool city a must see!!

The most amazing ballpark in the world. Did a tour there last year and loved every minute. Can't wait to go back.

As a first-time visitor to Boston and someone who isn't particularly a baseball enthusiast, my trip to Fenway Park was nothing short of remarkable. I initially decided to tag along with my husband, not expecting much. However, I was pleasantly surprised by the incredible experience that unfolded. The park itself is steeped in history, and it shows. The maintenance of the park is top-notch, making it a real gem in the heart of the city. The grandeur of Fenway Park is undeniable, and it has a charming aura that even non-baseball fans can appreciate. One of the highlights of my visit was the guided tour. It was not just informative but also filled with humor. Our guide had a way of telling stories that made the history of the park come alive. I was captivated by the numerous trivia and funny anecdotes shared throughout the tour. This visit changed my perspective on baseball stadiums. Fenway Park is not just a sports arena; it's a cultural landmark rich with stories and history. Even for someone like me, who came with no particular interest in baseball, the experience was fascinating and thoroughly enjoyable. I highly recommend visiting Fenway Park to anyone, whether you're a baseball fan or not. It's an experience that truly embodies the spirit of Boston and leaves you with lasting memories.

Awesome ballpark! We did the stadium tour. So interesting to learn about the history of Fenway and the Green Monster. They have Fenway Gardens on the rooftop where they grow their own produce. Amazing! Their museum has a wall of World Series baseballs. Definitely worth the visit!

Park & Bars were closed in January but viewed the surrounding statutes and made the best of it.

I took a tour of Fenway Park, and it was a great experience. There is so much history at that park. I highly recommend doing the tour. It is amazing to hear how the green monster was developed over time, why the stadium has a unique shape, to sit in the wooden seats from decades ago, and many other facts.

What an amazing experience! Came from Arkansas just to see a Red Sox game at Fenway! What a historic and beautiful ballpark. It truly has its own personality. And think of the baseball players that have played here! Virtually all of the all time greats have played in this same ballpark!

I have not visited many ballparks in my time, but having visited many sports venues, you can tell Fenway is a really special one. As a concert venue, the acoustics are not the best, but that’s to be expected. I won’t fault it for that. The atmosphere and vibes are truly immaculate. It’s a really special place. Staff was incredibly helpful and kind. I will never forget my first visit here, and can’t wait to come back for a ball game!

Was everything I expected it to be. Nostalgic, historic. It was a great place to see a ball game. Lots of photo opportunities. The Soundsystem was incredible for such an old stadium. The food options were average. I’m not a big fan of the self-service hot dogs. I’m a bit of a germ freak and don’t want a bunch of people’s hands potentially touching my food. That’s just me. It was a great night!

Verily, Fenway Park, a hallowed ground where sport and spectacle intertwine like a well-crafted sonnet. Its green expanse unfolds like nature's own amphitheater, where the crack of the bat resonates as sweetly as Shakespearean verse, echoing through time with the cheers of the faithful. A bastion of glory, where the drama of baseball unfolds with the grandeur befitting an Elizabethan play.

The team that plays here blows

Where legends are made

The food is really, really good but it is soooo expensive for what it is. $18 for burger and fries where you aren't sitting down for a meal is just crazy.

If you visit Fenway and are disappointed at any level for any reason whatsoever then you obviously need to go back to New York immediately. BTW + FYI: "Jersey" is the next-to-last of the eleven Back Bay "alphabet" streets: Arlington, Berkeley, Clarendon, Dartmouth, Exeter, Fairfield, Gloucester, Hereford, Ipswich, Jersey and Kilmarnock.

I think Godzilla has come here

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My GF & I just went walking around Fenway nice area, free stores in the area,the downfall is all the homeless bumming 4 money,just ignore them ppl,buy them food ,cause the money will b 4 drugs or alcohol. .

Purple

(Translated by Google) Super x will always be my favorite place (Original) Super x siempre será mi lugar favorito

Beautiful

Shut down

Covid-19 restrictions apply. Call box office first.

If you love baseball you will love Fenway park. One of the oldest baseball parks in the Nation. A true Classic. They don’t make them like this anymore.

I had a great time at Fenway park! Such a good time watching the game and eating some very delicious hot dogs. Can’t wait to go back for another great time!

We did the Spartan race here and it was a blast!!! It was cool to run through the stadium because I hadn’t been there before. I was surprised to see the direction some of the seats were facing because all the stadiums I’ve been to everything faces home plate.

It's fenway nothing else need be said..

This is a great venue to catch a Red Sox game!

(Translated by Google) Awesome (Original) Impresionante

Good... No people now, all closed.

Never been there but I have virtually in 2287, Diamond City is pretty alright.

Awesome ballpark, so much history and nostalgia. The tour was awesome. My favorite ballpark and I'm a Cardinals fan of course this was pre covid.

Went here for two concerts. Both times security was present and active, and the crowd was monitored well. We got in and out of the facilities quickly and smoothly. The sound quality was good and we could see the stage both times we went. One concert I was seated on the field, while the other concert I was in the grandstand of the stadium. The seats on the field were tiny, and very uncomfortable. Each row of chairs were zip tied together, which was terrible when someone attempted to move a seat anywhere on the row - since the whole row would be pushed and moved with it. The rows were also very tight to get into and with alcohol that proved to be messy. The grandstand was slightly more spacious and more comfortable. The field was also difficult to see for shorter people since everyone stood for the duration of the concert. Security did not enforce the smoking ban, and smoke seemed to settle on the field. That was not an issue for me, but I can imagine some would find that upsetting. Prices were expected - higher stadium prices for the concert, food, and merchandise.

A Must while going through Boston. Whether you are a baseball or a Red Sox fan or not. The history and the view is amazing. I honestly, and as lovely as she was, I would skip the "history tour", unless they change the guide for someone more animated.

What is there not to love about Fenway Park?!

Wonderful

Love this park! As a New Yorker I get a lot of heat for saying so but I don't care. Here for the spartan race once again and never fails to impress me

Great time, great fans! The Yankee's fans were great people too, no bashing each other but just good conversations. I'd recommend that anyone give in to going to a game and experience it for yourself.

I did not care about baseball whatsoever but this was the most fun that I have had in ages. The stadium is absolutely beautiful and is in a perfect location for anyone in New England. I cannot wait to go back. Prices were surprisingly reasonable for tickets, food and drink for 2.

Yankee fan, but gotta love the oldest ball park in America since 1912!! Informative tour. Glad we went.

We knew it would be closed but want to say we were there . Nice statues for photos

Fenway is such an amazing park, being the oldest baseball park it has a lot of history to go through. The tour is a must is only $21 and very worth it. Every angle of the ballpark has a unique view, the green moster being the best view of them all.

Fenway Park is an amazing environment. I have been there for baseball games and concerts, and the crowd is always so lively and excited. I haven’t been on a tour but I have heard it is very interesting and informative. The park is beautiful, and there is no seat that has a bad view. Night events are always the best because the sunsets are beautiful.

Great view where you can sit down and get a beer and see the field. Great staff.

It was closed

(Translated by Google) Sweet Caroline bam bam bam (Original) Sweet Caroline bam bam bam

Diamond City

Every time I come here it's such a joy. Everything about this stadium is awesome.

(Translated by Google) It is worth knowing !!! (Original) Vale la pena conocer!!!

One of the coolest ballparks I’ve ever visited. Had the pleasure of covering a few playoff games during the 2018 season and it was incredible. The history, the stories, the food outside, it’s all amazing. I remember the media lounge had lobster rolls and I just couldn’t believe it. One of my most, absolute favorite memories was being on the dirt pregame.

Awesome

Great ballpark. Must see even if not a fan.