Fenway Park in Saugus

I had some spare time on a business trip so I booked this. Just turned up at the ticket office and joined the next tour that was due out. What a fantastic experience. A wonderful place steeped in history and drama. The guide was excellent and you had plenty of time to wander around and take photos. Well worth the $20 entrance fee.

One of the most beautiful buildings in America. The iconic house of the Boston Red Soxs is such a beautiful sight to visit. Every baseball fanatic should pay a visit to this amazing building portraying our baseball history as it conserves its history within.

Coming to Fenway Park is such a fun experience if you’re visiting Boston! The street outside the stadium is filled with super fun bars and restaurants and the Red Sox game we went to was super fun! There’s a decent amount of food and drink options inside the stadium. Definitely recommend!

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!

Fenway is one of the greatest, most famous sports venues in the world. If youre in Boston during the summer, this is the place you NEED to see (If you came to Boston outside the season, Im sorry, and stay warm!). Baseball is in every Bostonians blood and for good reason. Even the bleacher seats are a great way to experience a game like no other. Id also highly recommend a Fenway tour during the day, which teaches you all about the history and the many fun facts about the ballpark and the team.

I love baseball so I liked it! But even if youre not a fan it is a landmark in Boston. It is a very historic stadium, the tour is worthy. You can learn curious facts and have different views that are difficult to get during a baseball game.

Really cool stadium. Despite the notoriety the stadium still feels cozy. There truly is not a single seat that is bad. It is smaller than most MLB stadiums I have been to but still really co. The memorabilia along the walls Is great.

Had a really good experience! Not a big fan of the sport but this place has something than no other baseball stadium has. It an experienced. However they definitely needs some upgrade regarding facilities at some point but had a good time

End to end a great experience.Parking was the largest obstacles, as there is limited parking around Fenway Park. Advice is to just accept that youll be paying for a spot in a nearby lot and walking a few blocks to the park.So thats the bad news.Good news is, what a great park! Food was decent, but the star of the show was (believe it or notwas the people. Everyone we encountered from the park staff, security, vendors (both inside and outside the park), and especially the fans were excellent! Everyone seemed to be in high spirits and friendly.Seating comfort was fair, and every seat felt like the best seat in the house.Prices were as expected for the venue, expensive but not super excessive. Swag from the vendors was surprisingly reasonable.The Red Sox though, did appear unmotivated and lacking enthusiasm, I guess thats how a last-place team looks this late in the season... I expected more on that front.Every seat was full though, so the fan base was still supportive and it showed!All in all a great day was had at the ballpark. Highly recommeded!

Decided to take a tour while here. No other mlb stadium has more history. Was able to hear the tour guides. Tour guides were personable. Got to see a lot of the outside of the stadium including the green monster and several decks. Learned a lot. Other tours I’ve taken have taken you down to the field or in locker rooms, press box, or suites, but this didn’t include that. Still a great tour and would recommend

One of the greatest experiences in my life. Watch a game in the iconic stadium together with the Red Sox fans was amazing. Great American fast food and ipa beer! The stadium staff is definitely warm and attentive.

Great tour telling the history of the stadium. $25 a ticket for an hour tour with a very knowledgeable guide. Got a bonus of seeing some of the players warming up as it was a match day. Well worth a visit

This park is definitely has been named a "national landmark" and the title is well deserved! Its not just about baseball, it has a great history.The tour is just wonderful even if youre NOT a baseball fan (like me). Fenway has a lot of memories and moments that have happened within its premises that youll be impressed to learn about. If you are going for a tour, try to get an early one. Also, if youre lucky, youll be able to see a concert set up like the day I visited.

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!!

Always loved this park. Dates back to childhood and going to games. Yet this park is amazing! Something bought the atmosphere and the surrounding company. Always an excellent time! Had a time of a lifetime when my job got us some seats in the sweets. Thank u job but thank u red Sox stadium for making it an even greater time than I imagined.

What a beautiful ballpark. This life-long Blue Jays fan got to experience a treat last night in visiting a truly historic stadium in Boston. I recommend taking the tour before your game. Special shout out to Paul, our usher, who made the visit extra special by providing interesting facts about the park and really just talking about baseball! Still can’t see myself cheering for the Sox, but, the park is stunning!!

Iconic and my Mecca. Great ballpark and outing. Use SpotHero for parking. Park about a mile away from the park. Enjoy the walk. Enjoy getting to your car and out of parking and on your way after the game. If you park too close to park you have to wait for the crowds to clear before you can easily leave. Plus rates are ridiculous close to park. $20 clean, not crowded parking if you can do a mile ish walk.

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!

As a New Yorker, I couldnt give it five stars but what a great stadium and experience. The fun atmosphere, from the streets around the stadium to the enthusiastic fans and energy once inside is infectious. It definitely has the feeling of a stadium filled with history, not to mention the Green Monster - iconic.

Fenway is just a special place - a one of a kind now that almost all the other old stadiums have been torn down. I’m not from Boston… or even American for that matter, but Boston is so closely tied to baseball - Fenway, the people, and the culture made it a really great game (Yankees v Boston August 12th 2022 - and it went to extra innings with Boston winning!). It was exactly, if not more than what I was expecting!

Fenway Park is as classic of a place in America as you can visit. The fans are electric, the venue is as good as advertised, and the workers contribute to the rowdy Boston atmosphere. Unfortunately, the Red Sox got smacked the night we went, but the ticket prices weren’t nearly as bad as I thought they’d be. The subway to get to the game wasn’t too difficult and the night life around the stadium is really fun as well. If you’re in Boston, I’d highly recommend making a trip to Fenway a priority.

Iconic. If you can’t catch a game - book a tour. They last about an hour and are filled with great views of the stadium and history lessonsDon’t bring a backpack! Can bring them in - if you are there for a tour - there is a liquor store that will hold your back pack for $5

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. ✌️👍🙂❤️🙂

Historic and very cool to finally sit in Fenway park! We had amazing seats a few rows back from third base. Definitely the side to sit on in the summer! If you sit higher up in the bottom bowl, you won’t sweat yourself off the seat.

Legendary ballpark, so much histories and stories. We did the tour and even managed to squeeze a night game there against the Tigers. If you are not a baseball fan, take the tour at least and check out the facility itself. This was my second tour and one thing I’d would have wish they’d consider opening back up was to let the tourists walk out to the dugouts and into the field.

Booked the pre-game tour last weekend. If youre a baseball fan, this is a must. Such an awesome stadium, so much history. We werent able to go to the game but were happy we did the pre-game tour. We watched batting practice, warm-ups, etc. If it had not been a game day, it wouldnt have been near as exciting. We still had access to the store and outside vendors. The atmosphere was electric. Absolutely loved 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.

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.

Decided to become a season ticket holder this year. While the Sox aren’t playing the best baseball, it’s still one of the best places to watch a game. Grab a drink, get a sausage from The Sausage Guy, and enjoy the game. Always a great atmosphere!

Im a Yankee fan but my parents and daughter are Boston fans so I go to Fenway every year. Nice ball park and great food! Just went to Portland Sea Dogs as well and its a mini Boston Fenway!! Love both parks!

If you are a die hard baseball fan, this has to be on your bucket list as far as parks go. We went on the 4th of July. Great atmosphere and fans are really into the game. More than any other park hands down (Im a Yankee guy).Cons: Food there is expensive for the amount given and good luck finding a place to park. Get there at least 2 hours early if youre driving there yourself.

Bucket list venue for every baseball fan. Didnt disappoint, but be forewarned that they dont allow purses inside. Youll have to rent a locker near the main gates. Concessions are average priced. Seats are cramped obviously because its over 100 years old. Still, not to be missed if youre ever in Boston in summertime.

I mean, what can you say? It’s Fenway. This and Wrigley are the two parks any baseball fan should watch a game before they die. Fenway did not disappoint. Went to see the Sox play the Athletics, and the field was beautiful. Sure, it’s dated and some of the seats have obstructed views, but the feel of the park … this is baseball.

We did the tour as we were not visiting during any home games. I completely recommend the tour. We learned so much and the tour guides are kind, funny, and knowledgeable. We sat in historic seats behind home plate, went up to the green monster for some great pictures, and walked inside the press box. The only thing I would advise is to NOT bring any bags or book bags. You cannot bring any bag and there is no place on site to store your bags.

Coca Cola Pavilion; Left Field Roof. Great seats, great view of the entire park & field. Good seats for the price. Only drawback is limited food options. Basically there are beer & soda available. Peanuts, Hamburgers and Hot Dogs. The Hot Dogs are not regular Fenway Franks. They are grilled, extra long and in a sub type roll. It was ok but would prefer a regular Fenway Frank. Obviously you can walk down a flight of stairs and go to all the food options on the Left Field Concourse. There you will find all your favorites; Fenway Franks, Popcorn, Peanuts, Chicken Fingers, Fries, etc.

Dugout seats at Fenway are possibly the best in Major League Baseball. It isnt 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.

Very nostalgic. Must see for any baseball fan. The wood seats that they have in most of the stadium are extremely uncomfortable and there are many views that are blocked. But this is what comes with the old stadium and its amazing to experience it. The monster is super cool and the vibes are immaculate. Sweet Caroline during the 8th is AWESOME

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!! Cant wait to see my Dodgers play here in the future.

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. IfYou 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 WilliamsChair! I hope this review helped, and Have a wicked good time!

Personally Im not such a béisbol kind of person but visiting the Fenway Park was a great experience because of its story and how it is structure across years. Currently the Fenway has more than 100 years and it stills remaining impecable. I recommend en to take the tour they offer so you will appreciate much more what the park represents. They have tours each hour and are very organized, you will have access to many sections inside. The outside is also something you have to see and is free to walk around and take some pictures with the statues and flags that surrounds it.

Tourist (and Dodger fanAMAZING 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.

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 .

Fenway was a bucket list item for us while visiting from Delaware. It is a truly unique and special ballpark. Seating less than 38,000 there isnt a bad seat in the place. Whether you are a fan of baseball or history, make this a stop while you are in town.

Walked up and booked the guided tour ($21that 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.

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 didnt 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!

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.

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

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.

Ive been here for ball games and concerts. Fenway never disappoints! Such an incredible park that really keeps its charm to another time. Its beautiful and has its own amazing spirit. Honestly you just have to visit for yourself to experience it fully. Theres 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 cant find anything else like it!