Historic Fenway Park

Home to the Boston Red Sox MLB baseball team, this historic ballpark was built in 1912. Famed for its 37-foot-high left field wall, affectionately called the "Green Monster," Fenway has played host to many of the game's most iconic players, including Babe Ruth, Ted Williams and Cy Young. Although the park has added many improvements over the years, the stadium remains much the same as it was when first opened. Today, many fans consider Fenway to be a living history museum and tout it as America's Most Beloved Ballpark.

The easiest and hassle free way to get to Fenway is taking the train. Hotel Indigo is 500 feet from the Riverside T Station and the D line goes directly to Fenway Park.

Details

Prices -

Vary based on game day and seat choice.

Hours -

Guided tours are offered daily from 9am-5pm. Game days and time vary.

Events

Red Sox Baseball

Concerts

Dream Big! Sports Gala

Activities

Guided tours
Baseball games

Kid Nation Clubhouse
Autograph Alley

Red Sox Hall of Fame
Red Sox Team Store

FAQs

What items am I not allowed to bring to the ballpark?

Hard-sided coolers, glass containers, cans, alcoholic beverages, illegal substances, weapons, and offensive signs and clothing are not allowed at Fenway Park. Backpacks and soft-sided coolers are permitted, but must be no larger than 16"x16"x8" in size and are subject to search before entering the park.

How can i schedule a tour of fenway park?

Guided public tours are offered daily from 9am-5pm. Public tour tickets are sold at the Gate D ticket booth on the day of the tour. Tickets are offered on a first come, first served basis. Group tours, batting practice tours and special event tours are available by appointment. These special tours can be booked at the Red Sox website through the link below.

Fenway Park