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Fenway Park is a stadium, located at 4 Yawkey Way, Boston, MA 02215, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 877-733-7699, visit their website boston.redsox.mlb.com for more detailed information.

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4 Yawkey Way, Boston, MA 02215, USA
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14 Reviews

  • Tim Lam
    14 December 2017

    If you’re looking to experience over 100 years of history you have to come for a Bosox game. Fenway Park is the oldest ballpark in the nation and there have been many memorable moments within these walls. It’s also one of the most unique parks out there with a small outfield and the Green Monster. And the fans really love their team. Definitely one of the best sport experiences you’ll ever experience.

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  • Virtual Games
    12 December 2017

    The best place in New England (the only place in NE) to watch the Boston Red Sox play games. Great service with the staff. The food is so good. Chili dogs are cheap and have the best Chili dog taste. A must Go to place.

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  • Michael Mallon
    02 December 2017

    Fenway Park is one of the most iconic baseball parks in the world. The ownership has managed to continue to improve the park while maintaining its classic feel. Great food offerings around the park and the beer/alcohol selection has greatly improved in recent years. The new concert series is a nice use of the space when baseball is not being played. Similarly, there are always other events utilizing the space year round- football, hockey, hurling, etc. The park has improved year after year- I hope they continue improving on the great experience! Oh, and the Red Sox are great as well, of course.

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  • Sean Murphy
    22 November 2017

    This place is historic and beautiful. Food concession lines are unbelievably long. When I was there they were constantly running out of food. Bathrooms are plentiful and surprisingly clean. It's actually very easy to get in and out

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  • Kevin Wakefield
    27 October 2017

    Great stadium!!! Tip: if you are visiting make sure you get the local newspaper the day of the game. If they change the first pitch time it is only published there. Parking was not so easy we ended up spending $50 to park right out front which is pretty cheap compared to regular Boston pay to parks. Tip: be ready to sing sweet Caroline at the top of your lungs with the entire stadium.

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  • Julia Roark
    14 October 2017

    An historic ballpark for sure. A marvelous experience even for the non-fan. The excitement was palpable even while waiting to enter. Seeing the Green Monster in person was nothing like seeing it on TV. An impressive sight to be sure. A great time was had by all in our section. It a well loved and cared for stadium.

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  • Tony Craig
    12 October 2017

    The official 'Mecca' for all true fans of The Great American Pastime. Fenway is beloved for its preservation of history and perennial dedication of its fan-base that has proven to be one of the largest in the game. The pre-game tour is a must. Can't get a more intimate baseball experience in one of Sport's greatest cities. Anyone who visits leaves with a greater appreciation for the roots of why baseball is the best and greatest American sporting event.

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  • Josh Jurrens
    05 October 2017

    So, let me start with a confession. I’m a Cubs fan who lived in Boston for years and went to a handful of Red Sox games at Fenway. Although my heart will always be in Wrigley, I have a certain love for this stadium. The feel of the park, the history, and the focus on the game make this one of the best stadiums in all of baseball. The ONLY reason I cannot give five stars is that Wrigley is far better and is the only five star stadium in my life. But, I’ll never turn down a game at Fenway. Ever.

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  • Eva Vandeputte
    16 August 2017

    Went to the tour which was great! Lots of interesting facts. Well worth the admission. Went to the game and saw a triple play! Awesome! Lots of interesting food choices. Seats are a bit cozy, though. Old park reasons.

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  • Bruce Johnsen
    09 June 2017

    This is a wonderful ball park. I love the history of this stadium. This ballpark has tastefully incorporated all the necessary modern amenities without destroying the historic character and fee. It is a fun, family friendly, experience. The staff are very friendly and welcoming.

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  • James Taylor
    09 June 2017

    Fenway Park is an iconic stadium to see a baseball game. It is as incredible in person as it looks on TV. The atmosphere and fans are great and nothing is better than watching the Sox hit home runs over the Green Monster. I highly recommend the State Street Pavilion if you can get tickets. Having a personal waiter for your section is absolutely amazing.

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  • Andrew Denman
    02 June 2017

    As a Boston sports fan I have gone to Fenway quite a few times. The wave of astonishment that hits me when I walk through the gate never has gone away. The ballpark is great. It has good food options for food as well as souvenirs. Security is decent and I have a blast every time I attend a game.

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  • Jonathan Hebert
    31 May 2017

    "America's most beloved ballpark." It's a lot nicer than it used to be, thanks to many improvements and renovations. Very family friendly. Security is everywhere. Now, if they can only do something about parking. ;-)

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  • Kamalani39
    04 May 2017

    Friendly Fenway! Employees here are very welcoming and helpful. Fought against the downtown rush hour traffic to get to a Monday night game, but once inside was immersed in all things baseball. A live band to pump up the energy, Italian sausage, fried dough and cold beers to wash it all down. Had seats in row 1 on the first base line and had a great time chatting with the ballgirls! Love the traditions of the park and the cozy feel of being among home team fans.

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