Fenway Park Parking & Directions
Boston Red Sox · Boston, MA
Know Before You Go
- Parking payments
Parking near Fenway Park is extremely limited, and prepaid spaces are available through SpotHero.
Most surrounding lots are independently operated, so rates and accepted payment methods vary by operator.
- Cheapest lot
- $12
- Lots listed
- 3
- Closest
- 0.2-0.4 miles
Fenway Park's guide organizes nearby lots and garages by driving approach, with extremely limited parking and advance SpotHero reservations. Partner garages offer $25 at Prudential Center with a same-day ticket scan and $12 at 100 Clarendon. The partner offers apply to evening and weekend games, excluding weekday afternoons.
Tips & Fan Reports
What fans who park here actually do, and what it cost them.
Event parking in the Fenway/Kenmore Residential District without the proper resident sticker carries a $100 fine.
Lansdowne Street is the club's named pregame area behind the Green Monster and bleachers.
Kenmore and Fenway are nearby accessible Green Line stations.
Storrow Drive has height and truck restrictions: buses and tall RVs must take the bus route instead.
Ruggles is a 20-minute walk, so it is the option to avoid if you are cutting it fine.
Every northern park-and-ride changes to the Green Line at North Station; every southern one at Park Street.
Resident-only parking fines start at $100 and cars get towed; the neighbourhood is dense and enforced.
Local streets start backing up about an hour before first pitch.
Lansdowne Station on the Worcester commuter rail line is the closest stop: it is right by the park.
Where to Park
Fenway Area Garages
$450.2-0.4 miles
The club lists nearby garages and lots by their approach direction, rather than price.
- Book parking through SpotHero because nearby spaces are extremely limited.
Prudential Center Garage
$250.8 miles
Prudential Center is a partner garage with 3,000 spaces and a $25 same-day-ticket discount.
- Scan the same-day Red Sox ticket at the exit machine for $25.
- The partner offer applies only to evening and weekend games.
100 Clarendon Street Garage
$121.2 milesCheapest
100 Clarendon is a 2,000-space partner garage offering $12 parking on nights and weekends.
- The $12 flat offer covers nights and weekends; weekday afternoon games are excluded.
Or Skip the Car
- MBTA Green Line to Kenmore · $2.4 · The Kenmore station on the Green Line is a 5-minute walk from Fenway Park's main gates on Yawkey Way
- MBTA Commuter Rail to Back Bay / South Station (Zone 2) · $7 · Commuter rail from the suburbs to Back Bay or South Station, then transfer to the Green Line to Kenmore
Parking Rules
What the pass covers, what gets turned away, and the lots that run on their own rules.
Your Pass
- Parking is organised by the direction you arrive from rather than by name or price.
- From the west, via Commonwealth Ave, Beacon St or Park Dr: the Brookline Lot at 73 Brookline Ave (150 spaces), 645 Beacon St (60), Beacon Street/Maitland off Beacon St (249) and the Fenway Center Bower Garage at 771 Beacon Street (100).
- From the south: Landmark at 401 Park Dr and 201 Brookline Ave (400 spaces), Target at 61 Richard B Ross Way (200), Fenway Triangle Trilogy at 180 Brookline Ave (200), the Deaconess Garage at 65 Kilmarnock St (50), the Queensberry Garage at 59 Queensberry Street (100) and the Museum of Fine Arts at 20 Museum Road (475).
- From Storrow Drive, via Charlesgate West to Boylston St: Van Ness Street at 51 Van Ness (60 spaces), the Van Ness/Jersey Street Lot at 55 Jersey Street (150), Tasty Burger at 1301 Boylston St (41), 1330 Boylston Street Garage (50) and the 1284 Boylston Lot (30).
- From the east, via Beacon St, Commonwealth Ave, Mass Ave or Newbury St: the Ipswich Garage at 160-170 Ipswich St (150 spaces), Boston Conservatory at 132 Ipswich Street (40), the Commonwealth Hotel at 500 Commonwealth Ave (132) and the Somerset Garage at 425 Newbury St (500).
- The Prudential Center Garage, 3,000 spaces, gives a $25 discounted rate if you scan a same-day Red Sox ticket at the exit machine.
- The 100 Clarendon Street Garage, 2,000 spaces, is $12 on all nights and weekends.
- Both partner garages are only available for evening and weekend games; weekday afternoon games are excluded.
- Parking in the Fenway/Kenmore Residential Parking District during events without a valid resident sticker carries a $100 fine.
Accessible Parking
Accessible parking is limited and first come, first served across three streets, and only two of the gates have a lift, so which street you choose determines whether you can get in.
- A limited amount of accessible parking is available first come, first served on Jersey Street near Gate D, Ipswich Street near Gate B, and Overland Street near Gate A.
- Only Gates B and D have an elevator available to fans who require it.
- Grandstand wheelchair ticket holders should enter through Gate B or Gate D.
Getting There
The Red Sox organise transit as a park-and-ride table rather than a list of lines: pick the station nearest where you live, and they tell you which line it is, where to change, and what that leaves you with. Driving guidance is unusually candid: it names the streets that back up, an hour before first pitch, and warns that Storrow Drive has height restrictions buses and RVs must avoid.
- Driving
- Local streets typically back up about an hour before the game, especially Brookline Avenue, Beacon Street and Commonwealth Avenue approaching the park, Kenmore Square, and Storrow Drive between Leverett Circle and Kenmore Square. Storrow Drive carries vehicle height and truck restrictions, so buses, trucks and tall RVs must use the separate bus directions. From south of Boston on Route 24 or Route 3, take I-93 towards Boston to the Southampton Street exit, left, and join Massachusetts Avenue at Melnea Cass Boulevard. A dense residential neighbourhood surrounds the park and fines for resident-only spaces start at $100, with towing.
- Public Transit
- Park-and-ride options are published by direction. From the north: Oak Grove (Orange Line and Haverhill commuter rail) or Wellington (Orange Line), both changing to the Green Line at North Station, or Anderson/Woburn on the Lowell line, also changing at North Station. From the south: Braintree or Quincy Adams on the Red Line, changing to the Green Line at Park Street, or Forest Hills on the Orange Line and Providence/Stoughton commuter rail to Ruggles Station. From the east: Wonderland on the Blue Line, changing to the Green Line at Government Center. From the west: Riverside on the Green Line D branch, or the Worcester line commuter rail to Lansdowne Station.
- Walking
- Lansdowne Station on the Worcester line sits beside the park. From Ruggles Station it is a 20 minute walk to Fenway.
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How We Checked This Page
Every section below names the source it was read from and the day it was read. Where we could not reach a published figure, the page says so rather than presenting an estimate as a checked fact.
- Parking prices
The Red Sox publish two parking rates, both for their own official partner garages: the Prudential Center Garage at $25 by scanning a same-day ticket at the exit machine, and the 100 Clarendon Street Garage at $12 on all nights and weekends, both for evening and weekend games only. The two invented aggregate categories are replaced by those named garages. The nineteen Fenway-area lots are listed by address and approach direction with no rate published for any of them, so "Fenway Area Garages" stays at $45 on the July reference table and is NOT verified by this pass.
- Parking guidance
Official Red Sox parking page, read 2026-08-14: nineteen facilities grouped by the direction you approach from, each with a street address and a space count; the two official partner garages with their discounted rates and the evening-and-weekend restriction; accessible parking by street and gate with the elevator note; and the $100 residential-district fine. Hours, RV and bus policy, cashless policy and road closures are not published.
- Getting there
Fenway Park transportation and driving pages on mlb.com/redsox
- Transit
MBTA fares. Subway one-way $2.40 with CharlieCard, CharlieTicket, contactless or cash. Commuter Rail is priced by zone -- the published table runs 1A $2.40, Zone 1 $6.50, Zone 2 $7.00, Zone 3 $8.00 up to Zone 10 $13.25 -- so the stored $7 is the Zone 2 fare and the entry now says so. Naming the zone rather than inventing a suburb is what makes it checkable: the fare is a function of the zone, and a reader learns that it depends on where they board
- Venue policies
Current Red Sox Fenway Park, accessibility, concessions, and mobile-ticket guidance reviewed for entry, family, payment, food, parking, and accessibility rules.