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Getting There

Fenway Park, Boston, MA

Data updated: 2025 MLB Season

Driving

Directions

From the north: I-93 south to Storrow Drive west, exit at Fenway. From the south: I-93 north to I-90 west (Mass Pike), exit 18 (Copley/Fenway). From the west: I-90 east (Mass Pike) to exit 18.

Details

Follow signs to Fenway Park. All routes funnel into narrow one-way streets. Budget extra time.

Public Transit

Directions

MBTA Green Line B/C/D to Kenmore station, a short walk. D Line to Fenway station is also close.

Details

$2.40 fare. Commuter rail to Back Bay or South Station, then Green Line transfer.

Rideshare

Directions

Uber/Lyft drop-off is on Brookline Avenue near the main entrance. Post-game pickup is chaotic.

Details

Walk to Kenmore Square or Boylston Street for faster rides and lower surge pricing. Expect 10-20 minutes from downtown Boston.

Travel
Overview

Fenway Park sits in the Fenway-Kenmore neighborhood of Boston, about 2 miles west of downtown. The MBTA Green Line to Kenmore station is the clear best option. It drops you a 5-minute walk from the gates. Driving is painful: one-way streets, residential parking restrictions, and $40+ game-day lots make it the worst way to get here. Commuter rail connects the suburbs to Back Bay and South Station, where you transfer to the Green Line. Boston is a walking city, and the walk from Back Bay hotels to Fenway is pleasant on warm evenings.

Community
Intelligence

Crowdsourced logistics and veteran shortcuts from the fan community. Every tip is voted on by fellow game-day veterans.

Tip #1

The Green Line to Kenmore is the best option, a 5-minute walk to the gates. Don't drive if you can avoid it.

Tip #2

Commuter rail to Back Bay or South Station, then transfer to the Green Line. The walk from Back Bay to Fenway is about 15 minutes and pleasant.

Tip #3

If driving from the suburbs, park at a Green Line station (Riverside, Woodland, or Reservoir) and ride in. Cheaper and less stressful.

Tip #4

The Mass Pike (I-90) backs up badly starting 90 minutes before first pitch. Budget 30-60 extra minutes if you must drive.

Tip #5

Post-game, the Kenmore Green Line platform gets packed. Walk to Hynes Convention Center or Copley for a less crowded train.

Tip #6

The walk from Back Bay hotels (Copley, Prudential) to Fenway is about 15 minutes through a safe, well-lit neighborhood.