Fenway Park, right in the heart of Boston, is where the Boston Red Sox play. It's the oldest active ballpark in MLB, opening back in 1912. You've probably heard of the 'Green Monster,' that huge left-field wall that's a real challenge for players and a thrill for fans. The park holds just over 37,000 people, so it's got that classic, cozy baseball vibe while also offering modern conveniences. The surrounding Fenway-Kenmore neighborhood is buzzing on game days with its restaurants, bars, and entertainment spots. You've also got the Museum of Fine Arts and a bunch of colleges around, giving the area a lively, youthful feel. And thanks to Boston's public transit, getting to Fenway Park is a breeze. It's a real gem in the city's sports and cultural scene.
You are allowed one sealed 16oz plastic bottle of water.
It seems like you are not allowed to bring in outside food.
Bags will not be allowed at Fenway Park, with the exception of medical items and diaper bags.
Gate D Concourse, Pavilion Level, Jersey Street - Serving up a couple types of lobster rolls.
Big concourse - Features a rotating menu depending on trends with what people are buying, some of the options include Lager-infused or brown sugar glazed bacon-on-a-stick, smoked chicken quesadillas and lobster Poutine Stak
Big concourse - A great vegetarian option with a build your own salad bar
