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Fenway Park Tour

Fenway Park Tour

Address: 4 Yawkey Way
Boston, MA

617-226-6666
www.redsox.com/tours

Product Rating
 
5 stars
 (3 Ratings)
  • Not seasonal
  • No express entry
  • Good for families
  • Gift shop
  • Audio tour available
  • Guided tour available
  • Historically significant
  • No parking available
  • Restaurant or snack bar
  • Restrooms
  • Elevators
  • Disabled access
  • Reservations not necessary

FREE Fenway Park Tour with the Go Boston Card or as a choice with the Boston Explorer Pass

Description
Visit the oldest ballpark in Major League Baseball, 'America's Most Beloved Ballpark.' See where Babe Ruth pitched, Ted Williams hit, and Carl Yastrzemski dazzled fans of all ages. Soak up the rich history; hear the echoes of the past, visit the State Street Pavilion, sit atop the fabled Green Monster, and stroll the hallowed grounds of Fenway Park.


Come visit Fenway Park and learn about all of the secrets that the home of Red Sox Nation has to offer. Since it’s unveiling on April 20, 1912, Fenway Park has been the home of some of Major League Baseball’s record breaking moments. It is one of the few ballparks in country to still use a manual scoreboard. Learn about some of the park’s most notable features like the Green Monster, Duffy’s Cliff, Pesky’s Pole, Williamsburg, The Triangle, and the Lone Red Seat. Hear about the legend and lore associated with Fenway Park and how it almost got torn down and replaced by a new park.

Don’t be fooled, Fenway Park is not just the site of Red Sox games. It has also hosted the Beanpot, the Boston collegiate hockey tournament, the 2010 NHL Winter Classic and even numerous New England Patriots games back when they were known as the Boston Patriots.

Come take a swing at Fenway Park and maybe, if you’re lucky, you’ll get a chance to meet Wally the Green Monster strolling around the park looking for fans. Beware of all the fun and excitement that will ensue from your visit to Fenway Park, brought to you by the Go Boston Card and the Boston Explorer Pass. Have fun!

Cost without the card:
Adult (13+): $12.00
Child (3-12): $12.00
Hours:
Year-round: Monday–Sunday, 9:00 am–4:00 pm;
The Batting Practice Tour is not included with the Go Boston Card. Holidays and game days may vary.
Closed
May be closed major U.S. holidays
Driving:
From downtown: Follow Commonwealth Ave. west to Kenmore Square. Bear left onto Brookline Ave. Take a left onto Landsdowne Street. At stop sign take a right. Stay straight onto Ipswich St. Go right onto Yawkey Way.
Public Transportation:
Take the T: Take Green Line (B, C, D, E, lines) to Kenmore Square stop. Follow Brookline Avenue to Yawkey Way. Turn left onto Yawkey Way.

Please read: important instructions on how to use your card.

Redemption Instructions:

Present your Go Boston Card at the Fenway Park Tours Stand, located in the Red Sox Team Store on Yawkey Way. They will validate it, return your card, and let you in.

Go Boston Card is accepted on all tours with the exception of the last tour on game days. Please plan accordingly. All stops are subject to availability.

The Go City Card is accepted until 5:30pm unless otherwise noted; during all other times standard admission will apply.

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Mecca found and it's at Fenway!
By A touring educator Verified Reviewer from Georgia on 7/22/2010
Pros:
Touched the Green Monster, Baseball fanatics dream, Great Guides
Cons:
Tour group TOO large,
Best Uses:
For Baseball Fans,
Bottom Line:
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

Comments about Smart Destinations Fenway Park Tour:

A baseball fan's dream come true! Fenway is THE oldest remaining park steeped in history. The informative tour guides know their stuff and are eager to answer questions. Since tour day was a home game, we could not access the press box, but instead were given ON FIELD tour access to the warning track and Green Monster. I TOUCHED THE SCOREBOARD! A definite bucket list check-off. :)

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[5 of 5 customers found this review helpful]

 
A Must See
By texasrose Verified Reviewer from austin, tx on 11/8/2009
Pros:
Friendly tour guide, Great photo ops, Behind the scenes
Cons:
Many bosox fans,
Best Uses:
Sport fans, Kids and adults,

Comments about Smart Destinations Fenway Park Tour:

A must see when traveling to Boston. You don't have to be a sports fan to enjoy.

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[2 of 3 customers found this review helpful]

 
Don't miss it!
By Happy Host Verified Reviewer from Wellesley, MA on 11/8/2009
Pros:
Beautiful Green Monster
Cons:
Can be crowded
Best Uses:
Baseball fans Boston fans
Bottom Line:
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

Comments about Smart Destinations Fenway Park Tour:

We toured on the last tour of the day along with 150 people, a few too many. Still, we all got to sit in the Press Box (in November). Enjoyed seeing the new improvements to the park.

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