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Charter Bus to Fenway Park

Fenway Park is baseball's oldest stadium — the 37-foot Green Monster wall looms over left field, the scoreboard inside it is still changed by hand, and Pesky's Pole sits 302 feet down the right line. One-hour ballpark tours run year-round on non-game days through the press box, monster seats and the 1912 grandstand; game days are a pilgrimage.

4 Jersey St, Boston, MA 02215 Ballpark tours and game days — the Green Monster, oldest park in baseball.

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Plan your visit

Suggested time

1 hour tour; 3.5 hours for a game

Best time

Non-game morning for tours; evening game for the full atmosphere

Official website

www.mlb.com/redsox/ballpark ↗

Must-see spots

Green Monster seats
Manual scoreboard
Pesky's Pole
1912 grandstand

Suggested itinerary · Fenway tour or game day

Know before you go

Sit atop the Green Monster — the seats added 2003 are the tour's highlight.
The manual scoreboard operators still work inside the wall — you'll see them on the tour.
Yawkey Way/Jersey St pre-game is the street scene: sausage carts, chants and the marquee.

Tips for group trips

Ballpark tours ~$25 run daily on non-game days — last tour ends 2 hours before first pitch on game days.
Coach drop on Van Ness St or Boylston St; game-day traffic closes streets 90 min out.
Group game tickets (20+) book through the Sox group sales for section blocks.