Fenway Park
Boston · Home of ⚾ Boston Red Sox
⚡ Quick answers
- Who plays at Fenway Park?
- Fenway Park in Boston is home to the Boston Red Sox (MLB).
- What is the closest airport to Fenway Park?
- Boston Logan (BOS) is the closest major airport, about 6 miles (10 km) from Fenway Park — roughly 10 min by car depending on traffic.
- How much is parking at Fenway Park?
- Game-day parking starts around $10 USD. Genuinely free parking right at Fenway is scarce.
- How much is a beer at Fenway Park?
- A standard beer is estimated at about $10.79 USD (16 oz), 2026; we couldn't confirm it on a menu. A regular hot dog is about $6.25 USD (estimate). Prices vary by stand and size and may change.
- How do you get to Fenway Park without a car?
- MBTA Green Line B/C/D trains to Kenmore, or D branch to Fenway station - both walking distance to the park.
- Where are the best seats at Fenway Park?
- Grandstand behind the plate for the classic view; the Green Monster seats (LF) are the bucket-list splurge; bleachers are cheap, sunny and lively. Grandstand seats are old wooden ones — legroom is tight and some are angled.
- What is the bag policy at Fenway Park?
- Single-compartment bags up to 12×12×6 in. (clear encouraged but not required); no backpacks, even clear ones. Outside food is allowed; no hard-sided coolers or alcohol. One sealed plastic water bottle, 16 oz or smaller; no other bottles, cans or glass.
- Is Fenway Park wheelchair accessible?
- Wheelchair spaces are in many areas (Grandstands, Bleachers, Green Monster, boxes and clubs) at regular prices; buy via 877-RED-SOX9, redsox.com or the Ticket Office (4 Jersey St), ideally 72+ hours ahead. There's no ADA lot—just a few metered accessible street spaces and private lots—so transit (Lansdowne, Kenmore, Fenway stations) is the easier option. All five gates are accessible, with elevators at Gates B, D and E and a wide ramp from Gate D. The Mobility Assistance Team will push you to and from your seat (transport only, so bring your own chair for the game).
✈️🚗 Getting to Fenway Park
Nearest major airport: Boston Logan (BOS) — about 6 mi / 10 min away.
🏟️ Fan guide
Best seats
Grandstand behind the plate for the classic view; the Green Monster seats (LF) are the bucket-list splurge; bleachers are cheap, sunny and lively. Grandstand seats are old wooden ones — legroom is tight and some are angled.
Parking
No Fenway lot — private garages/lots on Boylston & Brookline Ave spike on game day; the Prudential / Back Bay garages are cheaper with a 10-min walk. ($40–60 (nearby lots) USD)
Getting there
Green Line to Kenmore (5-min walk) or Fenway; commuter rail stops at Lansdowne. Skip driving.
Bar scene
Lansdowne St behind the Monster is a wall of bars; Kenmore Sq and Boylston St add more pubs. Rowdy, classic Boston baseball.
Pre-game bars
- Bleacher Bar — Under the Green Monster with a field-level window — arrive early.
- Cask 'n Flagon — The iconic corner sports bar on Lansdowne.
- Lansdowne Pub — Big Irish pub with live music.
Concession prices (USD, approx)
- Standard beer (16 oz), 2026, estimate$10.79
- Hot dog (estimate)$6.25
- Fenway Frank$7
- Sausage$9
Prices vary by stand and size and may change.
Insider tips
- Take the Green Line to Kenmore
- It rains in — bring a layer for night games
♿ Accessibility at Fenway Park
Wheelchair spaces are in many areas (Grandstands, Bleachers, Green Monster, boxes and clubs) at regular prices; buy via 877-RED-SOX9, redsox.com or the Ticket Office (4 Jersey St), ideally 72+ hours ahead. There's no ADA lot—just a few metered accessible street spaces and private lots—so transit (Lansdowne, Kenmore, Fenway stations) is the easier option. All five gates are accessible, with elevators at Gates B, D and E and a wide ramp from Gate D. The Mobility Assistance Team will push you to and from your seat (transport only, so bring your own chair for the game).
- Sensory-friendly
- KultureCity sensory kits and headphones at Fan Information Booths (Gates B, D, E). Sensory Room by the Gate E booth, plus a 'Quieter Room' in the Royal Rooters Club after first pitch (get a pass at the Gate B booth).
- Hearing
- Assistive listening devices at Fan Information Booths (Gates B, D, E), or use the ListenWIFI app on Fenway Wi-Fi. Full-game captions in the MLB Ballpark app.
- ASL interpreters
- Only occasionally, for special pregame ceremonies; no on-request service.
- Service animals
- Enter at Gate D with a service animal; for relief breaks, service animals may exit and re-enter through any gate.
🎒 Can I bring it? Bag & food policy
- Bags
- Single-compartment bags up to 12×12×6 in. (clear encouraged but not required); no backpacks, even clear ones.
- Bag check
- Paid locker truck on the Lansdowne Garage across from Gate E (fee not listed).
- Outside food
- Outside food is allowed; no hard-sided coolers or alcohol.
- Water bottles
- One sealed plastic water bottle, 16 oz or smaller; no other bottles, cans or glass.
- Re-entry
- No re-entry (except service-animal relief).
Not allowed & exceptions
- Backpacks of any kind
- Noisemakers and musical instruments
- Costumes and costume masks
- Umbrellas only during official rain delays
- Diaper and medical-equipment bags allowed
From the venue's official guest guide, checked 2026-10. Rules can change by event. Official policy ↗
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