Seating Guide
Fenway Park, Boston, MA
Data updated: 2025 MLB Season
Cheapest Section
$20+
Sections
5
Capacity
37,305
Fenway Park seats 37,305 fans in one of the most intimate and quirky settings in baseball. Built in 1912, the ballpark was never designed for modern sightlines, some seats have obstructed views from steel support columns, some face away from home plate, and the aisles are narrow. That's part of the charm. The Green Monster seats atop the 37-foot left field wall are a bucket-list experience. The right field bleachers are the rowdiest section. Field Box seats between the dugouts offer the best traditional views.
Premium Seating Sections
Each section offers a distinct vantage point. Choose based on your priorities: proximity, comfort, atmosphere, or value.
Green Monster Seats
$200 - $500+“Perched atop the 37-foot Green Monster in left field. A unique overhead perspective looking down at left fielders and across to the infield.”
The Pros
- Once-in-a-lifetime vantage point, truly unique to Fenway
- Counter seating with a drink rail
- Best spot to catch home run balls that clear the Monster
The Cons
- Most expensive seats in the park
- Looking down rather than across can feel detached from the game
- Limited availability, sell out months in advance for popular series
Field Box (Sections 11-70)
$100 - $300“Lower bowl from behind home plate along the baselines. Close to the action with clear sightlines to the diamond.”
The Pros
- Best traditional baseball view at Fenway
- Close enough to hear the crack of the bat
- Covered by the upper deck for weather protection
The Cons
- Premium pricing for Yankees and marquee games
- Some baseline sections have angled views
- Older seats with less legroom than modern parks
Loge Box (Sections 97-165)
$60 - $175“Mezzanine level with an elevated view of the full diamond. Some of the best sightlines in the park.”
The Pros
- Great balance of view and price
- Covered sections for rain protection
- Wider concourse access than field level
The Cons
- Higher rows feel removed from the action
- Some sections near the poles have obstructed views from support columns
Grandstand (Sections 1-33)
$30 - $90“Upper level wrapping from first base to third base. Full-field view from an elevated perspective.”
The Pros
- Most affordable reserved seats at Fenway
- Full panoramic view of the field and the Monster
- Great atmosphere, upper deck fans are passionate
The Cons
- Some seats have obstructed views from support columns
- Seats may not face home plate directly, the old-fashioned layout creates odd angles
- Steeper stairs and narrower rows
Bleachers (Sections 33-43)
$20 - $65“Right field bleachers, bench-style seats with views of Pesky's Pole and the bullpens.”
The Pros
- Cheapest seats at Fenway
- Full sun exposure for afternoon games, great for tanning
- Rowdy, fun atmosphere with dedicated fans
The Cons
- Bench seating, no armrests or cup holders
- Farthest from home plate action
- No shade, brutal for summer afternoon games
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