Went to a concert at Fenway. Overall great experience. For this concert I got some of the cheaper seats, which was great because my seats were covered. The VIP seats were in the infield, which of course is great for being close up to the stage and performers, BUT if it is raining, there is NO cover. There were times it was pouring. Our concert was delayed due to threat of lightning, and all spectators not in a covered area were told to go inside. When the threat was over and the concert started, there were some adjustments in the show, fewer bands performed. We were updated while we waited. Fun, fun atmosphere.

I have been to all 30 MLB stadiums. Fenway Park is obviously a classic baseball stadium. Going to baseball games there is a must for any/all baseball fan(s). I have been to several games there over the years and have loved each and every one. This fall I attended one of the Pearl Jam concerts at Fenway, and it only added to my love of this park. If you go to a concert at Fenway, I highly recommend getting general admission tickets so you can go down on the field. Watching a concert at the foot of the Green Monster is a unique thrill.

Such a unique way to see the Best Ballpark in America. I cannot recall our tour guides name other than he is retired and teaches ski lessons in the winter months but he was excellent, projected his voice and had a lot of fun information. I especially enjoyed seeing the view from the Press Box and from top of the Green Monster. The only recommendation I have is to get there early and fight to be upfront in the walking tour, otherwise you will miss hearing everything. By the time the last people in the tour would arrive to where we were stopped for the view and history the tour guide would be done with his speech. It would be ideal if tour sizes are half of the size for equal opportunity for everyone to see and hear what is being discussed.

Iconic. This is a must visit for any baseball fan. There is public parking garages surrounding Fenway and going into the park is a great baseball atmosphere. Inside the ballpark you have the The Triangle, Pesky's Pole and Green Monster, seating is tight and the place gets packed. They serve Irish Nachos, Boston Creme Pie and all the Aramark foods. The night we went the Red Sox played the Yankees and it was electric! Added another ice cream helmet.

I grew up going to Fenway, but now live outside the area and only get there every few years. The changes over the years have only been improvements, and if you love the Sox or just baseball, this place should be on your bucket list. I have been to some other great parks - Wrigley Field, Yankee Stadium, Camden Yards, and Oracle Park (SF) and, while I am a bit biased toward the Red Sox, I do believe the fan experience at Fenway is superior. For example, the concessions under the stands were amazingly fast before and during the game, and there were a lot of vendors in the seats. The food quality was really good for ballpark fare. And the restrooms are clean and huge - no waiting between innings. Although the experience will be amazing anywhere you sit, I suggest you try to sit in the box seat area of the lower level to avoid a slightly obstructed view behind the columns and under the overhang (or sit in the upper level). The Park is an easy walk from hotels in Back Bay and has a T-Stop right nearby. Fenway brings old-time baseball to life, with modern amenities. The sight of the Green Monster and green grass never disappoints. Red Sox fans are devoted, no matter where the Sox are in the standings, and the noise and excitement of the crowds at Fenway is hard to match and something to experience. If you haven't been there yet, go.

We went to a baseball game to celebrate my husbands 50th birthday, as he has been a Red Sox fan forever. We loved the whole experience, however were unaware we couldn’t take ruck sacks into the park with us after a day trip out in Boston. There was a helpful checking service that kept them (for 11$) for us. There was a security check to get in and bags had to be a certain size or clear. The team store was inside the park grounds and is pricey but worth a visit. We loved the whole atmosphere of the park. We sat on the third baseline and had a great view. The concessions are expensive but if you buy the souvenir cup for 9$ as opposed to the 6$ cup you can refill it all game long. Beer was $12.75. A slice of pizza was 7$. So pricey concessions but it was a one off event for us so we did it all.

We visited for the One Piece giveaway. We had a great view from our seats, although they could use some padding. The crowd was very nice as were the staff and we enjoyed the band that played outside during pregame. The food and drinks are not cheap but we ate beforehand. The park was very clean. We easily found an Uber for the ride home afterwards and Boston won!

Yes, this is a sports stadium best experienced in a sporting event, namely baseball, but has hosted football, hockey and concerts; however, there is a reason it is number 1 in this historic colonial city. It is a MUST SEE American venue with loads of sporting history, a true American Gothic facility. A relic of a bygone era, before the automobile but after the age of steel, this stadium highlights the days when clustered cities nestled civic venues into specialized local spaces that allow for unique oddities. Bathed in an almost Celtic green, the stadium is easily recognized from any view. It is further distinguished by features like the huge left field wall, known as the "Green Monster" to the triangle shaped outfield bleachers and unique right field corner that has the famous Pesky Pole. This a MUST SEE attraction in Boston whether you like sports or not. While you can see it anytime, the best time to see it is an event and especially a Red Sox game. We made a point to come back to Boston on our New England trip to experience a game. We had right field box seats, very close to the Pesky Pole. The pole which is the shortest distance from home plate in the major leagues at 302 feet is covered in signatures. Here you have great views of the press box, Green Monster and outfield triangle. We were very lucky to experience a quick Red Sox 3-1 victory against the White Sox with a game winning home run over the Green Monster in the home half of the 7th inning. All in all it is an amazing venue with tons of sports and American history that is a fun place to visit for families or couples. One of our group's favorite experiences in Boston.

Had the experience of a lifetime. To be in such an iconic place it was great! No bad seats as it is the oldest stadium so it’s not huge like all of the rest you see. Great architecture, food, atmosphere. I hate hearing it on TV but to experience Sweet Caroline at the end of the 8th with everyone singing and having fun was a true experience.

First visit to Fenway Park and we were not disappointed in the slightest! Incredible atmosphere, great fans, great seat and the food wasn’t bad. We sat about 20 rows up from first base side and paid a very reasonable price for them. Each vendor we encountered couldn’t have been friendlier. The feeling of the history of Fenway was at times overwhelming!