If you are a baseball fan and in Boston while the Red Sox are playing, get tickets. The stadium is historical and worth a visit, inspite of old school seating (semi-uncomfortable).

We made it to Fenway today and got luky by having a tour guide named Bob. He was fabulous! He truly loves his job and the Boston Red Sox! He made the tour so much fun and so interesting that it is one of my...More

Loved Fenway and how they block off the surrounding streets to make them part of the venue. So much to do before the game. Go early!!

Even if the website says a game is sold out, the team holds some to be sold on the day of the game. Tip: Sections 32 and 33 are alcohol free and designed for families. The site lines are good and the prices are reasonable.

Have been to Fenway for a number of RedSox games...always a fun time, but more so on a warm, sunny summer day. An older, smaller baseball stadium by current standards, in one of Boston's hearts. Recently attended my first concert there, and was impressed with...More

My husband and I are from Texas, and when we decided to make a trip to Boston it just so happened the Texas Rangers were playing the Red Sox at Fenway Park. Of course we had to get tickets, and I'm glad we did. The...More

Ballpark tickets are pricey, however, for anyone who enjoys the game will find this tour enlightening. Beyond mere statistics, knowledgeable guides will provide neighborhood antidotes which make the 90 minute tour delightful.

I have attended games at Fenway previously, but this was the first time I joined a tour of it. Delightful and informative!

Great place to see a big concert; easy in and out and lots of good food service, ample restrooms, and plenty of room to move.

As others have said, even if you're not a baseball fan, there is much to take in at Fenway - the history all around the park is well-documented. Take your time to walk around and look at the walls - plaques and commemorations. Baseball fans...More