Fenway Park

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Fenway Park Seating and Venue Information

It is the oldest ballpark in the MLB – and one of the most visited! Fenway Park is a Boston landmark that is rich in baseball history and always offers some form of entertainment. Before your next visit to this historic park, be sure to check out the official Fenway Park seating chart, find parking and transportation information and other useful tips to make your visit unforgettable.

Overview

Opened over 100 years ago, Fenway Park is the official home of the Boston Red Sox. Over the course of its history, Fenway Park has become synonymous with its features like Pesky’s foul pole, the Green Monster, and from 1918 to 2004, the home of a “cursed” Red Sox, who endured an 86-year World Series drought. Fenway Park welcomes millions of baseball fans through its doors each year, but is also no stranger to hosting other major events, including concerts, soccer matches, hockey and football games. It can seat roughly 37,000 guests, making it one of the smallest ballparks in the MLB.

Location

Fenway Park is located in bustling Boston at:

4 Jersey Street
Boston, MA 02215

Seating

The official Fenway Park seating chart will vary depending on event. See the seating configuration for Boston Red Sox games below.

Handicap Accessibility

Wheelchair accessible and companion seating are located in multiple sections throughout the park, including bleacher and grandstand areas. All gate entrances are accessible, though elevators are only located at Gates B, D, and E for guests with limited mobility to navigate upper levels of the park.

Club/Suite Ticket Packages

Fenway Park offers nearly a dozen different premium seating packages from all areas of the ballpark. From dugout-level suite seating to a private area atop the park’s legendary Green Monster outfield wall, there’s no shortage of luxury available to fans. Suite rental packages vary, but amenities include catered food and beverages, personalized scoreboard messages displayed during the game, parking passes and more.

Amenities

Fans will find some of the best food options throughout the major league at Fenway Park. There are dozens of concession stands throughout the grounds, serving up traditional baseball grub like pretzels, ice cream and nachos, as well as the fan-favorite Fenway Frank hot dog. Load up on all your Red Sox merchandise with the on-site Team Store, which is open regular hours seven days a week and extended hours during Red Sox games. Children and their families can enjoy the Kid Nation Clubhouse, with fun activities like face painting, games, balloon art, slides and more. The ballpark is equipped with multiple ATMs and cell phone charging stations for fan convenience.

Parking/Transportation

Fenway Park can be accessed from all modes of MBTA public transportation, and guests are strongly encouraged to use those methods of transportation as nearby parking is limited. The park can be found within a short walking distance from the Kenmore T station on the Green Line if using the subway. For those who prefer to pedal their way there, Fenway offers exclusive bike valet for all guests.

Fun Fact

The right field bleacher section is adorned with one lone red seat, meant to signify the longest home run ever hit at Fenway Park. Red Sox legend Ted Williams smashed the ball 502 feet to set the record in 1946. To this day, it remains the furthest homer hit inside the park.