Boston Red Sox tickets

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The Boston Red Sox are a Major League Baseball team playing home games at Fenway Park, the oldest ground in the league. Listings here cover the fixtures the club appears in, with real-time pricing and no fees added at checkout.

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About Boston Red Sox

Fenway Park opened in 1912 and is the oldest ground in Major League Baseball. Its age is the entire appeal and also the thing to plan around: it was built into a city block before modern stadium design existed, so it is small, irregular, and unlike anywhere else the sport is played.

The tall wall in left field, unusually close to the infield, changes both how the game is played and how it is watched. Seats on top of it are a distinct experience and are sold as such. Elsewhere the park's age shows in ways that matter to a buyer: some seats face the outfield rather than home plate and require you to sit turned for three hours, and a number of structural columns hold the roof up and block part of the view. Both are disclosed when they apply, and both are worth reading carefully before buying on price alone.

The ground sits in a dense neighbourhood and is walkable from the subway, with bars and food around it that fill hours before first pitch. Driving is the wrong choice here more than at most stadiums, and the surrounding streets are not built for it.

A regular season game runs roughly three hours, with the season stretching from spring into autumn. Early and late season games in Boston get genuinely cold once the sun goes down, and the park is open to the weather.

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Frequently asked questions

What should I check before buying a cheap seat?

Two things specific to the age of the park: some seats face the outfield rather than home plate and require you to sit turned, and some have a structural column blocking part of the view. Both are disclosed on the listing when they apply.

What is the wall in left field?

A tall wall unusually close to the infield that changes how the game is played. Seats on top of it are sold as their own distinct experience rather than as ordinary outfield seating.

Should I drive?

No. The park sits in a dense neighbourhood not built for it and is walkable from the subway. Public transport is the better choice here more than at most stadiums.

How long does a game last?

Roughly three hours, though baseball has no clock so it varies. Early and late season games get cold after dark and the park is open to the weather.

Is PickStub affiliated with the Red Sox?

No. PickStub is an independent marketplace with no affiliation to the Boston Red Sox or to Major League Baseball. Orders are covered by the PickStub buyer guarantee.