Reviews
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.
So much history and one of the few stadiums left with all its history there. It was one of my best choices I made going to it. It's about an hour 35 to 40 bucks. Also a picture is taken between 40 and 50 for the set. No home clubhouse or anything on the field during the tour. But at least your allowed to go to the top of the Green Monster.
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.
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!
Walked up and booked the guided tour $21 that 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.
Dugout seats at Fenway are possibly the best in Major League Baseball. It isn't 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.
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.
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 didn't 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!
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.
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.
