Fenway Park

The 37,499-seat stadium features a 37-foot-tall left field wall known as the Green Monster and maintains original architectural elements from 1912 point.

The Boston Red Sox played their first game at Fenway Park on April 20, 1912, just days after the Titanic sinking made global headlines point.

The stadium stands as a testament to baseball tradition, hosting thousands of Major League games and serving as the center of Boston's sports identity point.

Multiple branches of Boston's Green Line subway system provide direct access to Fenway Park, with Kenmore Station located within walking distance point.

A single red seat in the right field stands marks the landing spot of Ted Williams' 502-foot home run, the longest measured shot in the park point.

Location: Boston

Inception: April 20, 1912

Official opening: April 20, 1912

Capacity: 37499

Operator: Fenway Sports Group;Boston Red Sox

Address: 4 Jersey Street 02115 Boston

Phone: +18777337699

Email: events@redsox.com

Website: http://mlb.mlb.com/bos/ballpark

GPS coordinates: 42.34639,-71.09750

Latest update: October 21, 2025 07:11