Took the family to Fenway last night to see our beloved Dodgers play. Outstanding environment! Fans were welcoming and friendly despite taking an L. If it's on your bucket list just go.

Top 3 baseball parks for sure. I enjoyed it much more than Wrigley. Not counting Texas parks, I have Petco and Busch as the others in my Top 3

I also love Coors Field as the best party scene in baseball, especially that party deck in right field.

Fenway has long been on my bucket list. I was actually in the process of planning a trip up there when 9/11 happened, then I got married and such a trip hasn't been in the cards since. But it's still on the bucket list. One day, I'll make it happen.

I took the family three years ago and get to go back on a work trip in a week and a half. Fenway, Petco, and PNC are my top three in no particular order.

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Nice! We're going to Fenway for the last regular season game, and I think we'll be seated near where you were, OP. I am so excited!

We were in 112 row JJ

102 GG for us, so a bit further to the outfield.

I'm biased as a Dodgers fan but I have Dodger Stadium, Fenway and Wrigley in that order. The roar from 56+k at Chavez Ravine is unmatched in baseball.

Yes - been to Wrigley several times. Nice historic experience, but the place is a dump. Fenway is just as old yet not so run down.

EDIT: I am only ranking places I have actually been to.

For me, Fenway was 1, but Wrigley was a close 2. I've been to about a dozen ballparks, and nothing else matched the feeling of those.

Have you been since they did all the rennovations?

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"Not in the first inning. That was oof. That was Dodger Stadium-like, to be honest with you. I've never seen so many people from the opposition in one ballpark. That was different. Credit to them. They've done an amazing job throughout the years, getting to October and making a habit of that. And their fanbase, they travel well. That was loud. That was very loud. I've never seen anything like that."

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Can attest- it was like the Raiders/Texans playoff game a few years ago, looked like a Raiders home game in Reliant. Dodgers fans and Panatone 294 were loud and proud!!!!

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"Not in the first inning. That was oof. That was Dodger Stadium-like, to be honest with you. I've never seen so many people from the opposition in one ballpark. That was different. Credit to them. They've done an amazing job throughout the years, getting to October and making a habit of that. And their fanbase, they travel well. That was loud. That was very loud. I've never seen anything like that." ~Alex Cora

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Can attest- it was like the Raiders/Texans playoff game a few years ago, looked like a Raiders home game in Reliant. Dodgers fans and Panatone 294 were loud and proud!!!!

I love Fenway as a park. I've seen several games there.

Saw a couple at Dodger Stadium as well.

Still have yet to make it to Fenway or Wrigley but did manage to check Dodger Stadium off my list. 2017. It was the day JD Martinez had his 4 HR game. He hit his 3rd in the 8th inning and we figured that was probably his last AB for the day so we went to the souvenir shop and hit the road a little early since it was already a blowout. Turned on SportsCenter that night and watched him hit #4 right into the seats me and the wife vacated. Coulda had a piece of history. Dammit

Fenway is incredible. I was sitting just left of behind the plate when Altuve hit for the cycle.

My last trip was in 2010....back-to-back-to-back MVPs in this photo

2007 - Justin Morneau at 1B
2008 - Dustin Pedroia at bat
2009 - Joe Mauer catching

Went to Petco, Anaheim, Oracle on consecutive 3 nights in July. Super fun. Petco is really nice, and packed. Anaheim is old and half empty and kinda sucked. Oracle was packed and I sat on the last row by McCovey Cove. Watched Yaz make the catch in the netting in RF and then get traded to my Royals the next day.

Got to see 5 games in 5 parks (Kansas City and Houston were the others) in 3 weeks.

Fenway last summer was awesome!

Anyone done a Fenway tour? Going with my parents in a few weeks and want to book us one. I'm confused though - the website has several different options, but no matter which one you click it just seems to take you to the same gateway and the price doesn't even match up with what's advertised.

https://www.mlb.com/redsox/ballpark/tours


I assume this is the standard Public Tour? I'd like to do the Gameday Premium tour, but again it all just seems to lead to the same place on the links.

Went the day before we watched that Twins/Sox game from the photo above....super cool tour....they played that day so they didn't take us into the lockrroom

Can't help with the details of the current offering though

Went to Fenway for a day game this past Monday (Labor Day). Would recommend you get there early and grab a drink at the Bleacher Bar. What a great experience prior to the game. Love Fenway, and of course I love Boston as well.

I've been to Fenway twice. Cannot recommend it enough. Should be 1st on everyone's list.

1. Went back in 2006 for work training in Newton and caught a game one night. Sat on top of the Monster and the kid next to me caught a HR from Varitek and made Sportscenter. On the other side of me were some finance bros from NYC. They found out I was from Texas and just enjoying the game so they bought me beers all night. An absolute blast and great fan base.

2. Took my now wife back in 2018 and sat quite literally where the image shows on the second post. She's not a baseball fan but we walked in and around the park so she could see all the little things about what makes Fenway great. She enjoyed it except the seats were way too small haha.