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Fenway Park
Hours of Operation
- Box office open Mon. - Fri. 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
(877) 733-7699
4 Yawkey Way
Boston, MA 02215
Boston, MA 02215
Description
Opened in 1912, Fenway Park is one of America's oldest, most historic professional baseball stadiums. It is the home field for the Boston Red Sox and is famous for such quirky features as the 37-foot Green Monster wall in left field and one of the last hand-operated scoreboards in the country. The ba...
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It’s imperative to get up off the couch and see a game live at Fenway Park, even if it’s only once. Sure, it’s small, old, and cramped. But that’s why we love it: the history and charm of this park add to it’s magic. The debate rages on about whether or not to build a new ballpark, but so far, the new owners have done a stellar job of adding onto the existing structure, as well as making it more fan-friendly.
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Home Team: Boston Red Sox
So Fenway Park is a pretty big place (though the smallest ballpark in the country), but you never know who you might spot there. Tons of celebrities are Red Sox fans, so bring your binoculars and scan the crowds as well as the game. At the very least, Steven King should be there. He’s a super fan!