Fenway Park

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BSanders22

Joined 3 years ago

Once in a lifetime experience. The park makes it tough to actually see the game clearly so stick with the bleachers or roof box seats if you dont want a pole in your face. But everyone needs to experience at least one Red Sox game live

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jon o

Joined 3 years ago

not just for baseball!. not only do you get to watch the sox play in the summer, we got to watch the bruins play in the winter , not a bad deal.

hockey and baseball combined what more could i ask for...?

ps yankees suck

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ncgalnew2ma

Joined 4 years ago

great energy. A day at Fenway Park is a great time. No matter where you are at in the park you can see everything going on in the game. The crowd is into it and it's a very family friendly place. It can be expensive for food and drinks so make sure you bring cash.

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Karalyn12

Joined 4 years ago

Duh, it's Fenway. Who doesn't love Fenway??? One of the greatest places ever!!! Can't wait for baseball season to start.

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jenheidir

Joined 5 years ago

A place all Sox fans have to visit. For members of Sox Nation, as far as sports-watching experiences go, arguably nothing could compare to actually being able to see the team live in this historic green monster of a ballpark surrounded by thousands of other Sox-crazed fans. The beer is expensive, the seats aren?t always comfy and not all views of the game are great (especially from the outfield), but Fenway is home for Sox fans and nothing can match the electricity of being at the ballpark on game day? especially when the Yankees are in town.

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soxfan191862

Joined 5 years ago

Rude parking lot attendant. We attended the May 20, 2008 game at Fenway. We always park in the lot closest to the park (at the end of Yawkey Way), and have never had a problem. However, this time the parking lot attendant waved us in, yet wouldn't take our cash (even though we had our arm out the window with cash in hand as we pulled in), and all he said was "you need a permit" but he waved us in. He then turned his back to us and approached the driver of the car behind us, and we had nowhere to go, but straight ahead into the lot. After parking, we approached him to try to pay him again, but he now said (for the first time), you have to move your car or you'll be towed. I was with a 5-year old who wears orthopedic braces and has difficulty walking and asked him where else we might park, and he ignored us several times, then started shouting "I'm busy, I'm busy, can' you see I'm busy - I have work to do". He appeared to be very stressed out and irritated and treated many patrons rudely. We tried to talk to him several times, but he kept ignoring us (all the while continuing to yell at other patrons who were trying to park). He eventrually extened his hand and said "Just pay me $30 and then move your car to another spot), which we did, but his attitude was way out of line. Don't know if he is a subcontractor who works at the lot or if he is affiliated with the Sox of Fenway in any way, but this man should definitely NOT be the first contact that fans have when they arrive at friendly Fenway. A Fenway or Sox administrator should casually hang around that area prior to the next game, and they will assuredly witness firsthand what I'm talking about and witness his extremely rude behavior.

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kenneylb

Joined 5 years ago

Avoid Fenway Employees. I like Fenway but the people that worked there were entirely out of line and made me embaressed to be a red sox fan. I was refused service and refused help, and was robbed by actual employees which made me regret the entire experience. To make matters worse I spent 20 minutes trying to find a way to contact fenway park making the entire experience that much worse. Now, I have to spend my Monday I usually spend working, trying to replace my stolen ATM card that was taken by an employee. I suggest you find better ways of serving Fenway costumers.

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Eric Grossman

Joined 10 years ago

Boston's beloved ballpark provides members of Red Sox Nation with front-row seats to baseball history.. In Short
Just as Wrigley Field has its signature ivy, Fenway has the Green Monster, the famous 37-foot-high left-field wall that transforms lazy fly balls into home runs. Other legendary characteristics of this brick-faced stadium (opened in 1912) include one of the major league's last remaining manual scoreboards and unbelievably small seats. Sight lines vary from awesome (next to the dugout), to downright obstructed--especially around some spots in the grandstand.

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longjr96

Joined 7 years ago

Fenway!!. Fenway Park, Need I say more? Anyone who can say 1 bad thing about fenway park needs to find a life! Fenway is the oldest park around, and by far one of the toughest! If you think we should get rid of Fenway. Get Out Of New England! From the Fenway Frank to the Green Monster, Fenway Park is one of the greatest ballparks in the world!

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anne34

Joined 6 years ago

overflowing trash. This place place really use some recycling bins for plastic cups and bottles...this is the kind of place where

it would make a huge difference in cutting down on trash...hope someone who can pull some strings and

do a good deed reads this!!!