We went to see the Red Sox play the Yankees for my first-ever MLB game, and we were thoroughly impressed with how cool Fenway is in person. We loved that it's smack in the middle of the neighborhood, and we were able to walk there...More

Out tour guide was awesome! There were great views and a lot of history. I am not even a big baseball fan, but i really enjoyed the tour.

They've done some good work with the oldest stadium in the major leagues. Concessions are better, choices of seats are better, the pregame options outside the seating bowl are better and this year the team is better. But those damn seats are so small and...More

The history simply pours out of this place. I had always wanted to visit. We made it and it was worth the 2500 miles to get there. The park is gorgeous. The streets are blocked off before the game and there is music and entertainment...More

While I am NOT a Red Sox Fan, you cant help but appreciate one of the oldest, original ball parks in the country. The history and feel of this venue is fantastic. From the Green Monster to the bleachers little has changed and they should...More

Even if you are not a Redsox fan, you should still check out Fenway! The history and excitement are always overflowing! The stadium is planned out well so even when full, it is not over packed. We enjoyed eating at the State Street Club while...More

Hands down, you can't beat Fenway Park. Sure, the seats are narrow and the beers are the most expensive in the league, but even if you're an away fan, there's something be said about watching baseball in a ballpark that opened in 1912