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I was in Boston for business and decided to go to a Red Sox game. It's worth mentioning that I'm not any sort of baseball fan in terms of going to, and watching lots of games, keeping up with stats, having a favorite team, etc. But I enjoyed the game when I was a kid and it's fun to watch live, when the opportunity becomes available. With Fenway Park, it's more than just enjoying a Major League baseball game, but it also involves an electric environment in a building with some great historical character. This is not a state of the art modern ballpark with the latest fixtures and amenities. The park retains it's original feel in most aspects, from the uncomfortable seats to the manually operated scoreboard. This charm and character is something I really enjoyed, even despite the hard seats.Also the tickets were very easy to purchase and affordable. I was able to secure them online the day of, and pick them up a few hours later at the park.The most important thing for out-of-towners, plan your commute to the park accordingly and allow plenty of time to get there. I had to take a few different trains to get there and they were all STUFFED full of people, mostly Red Sox fans. Getting to the park was a fun experience on it's own. If you end up getting there with time to kill, there's plenty of awesome food and atmosphere outside of the stadium to explore.

Fenway Park is the home of the Boston Red Socks and is well worth a tour. A little bit of old Boston History

I'm a red sox fan so i am definitely biased. That said, the tour guides were very friendly and knowledgeable. The tour was comprehensive and I definitely feel like I got my money's worth. A must-see for baseball and non-baseball fans alike. A very unique place with fascinating history and quirks.

We enjoyed the tour of this charismatic stadium and would recommend to anyone visiting the city.Our guide,Alison, was brilliant and there are plenty of photo opportunities.The price was reasonable and there is much to see and admire !Also another tip is the 5 minute walk to the Boston Beer Works afterwards ! Great food and beer !

The only thing stopping me from giving this historic ballpark a higher rating is the ridiculous cost of attending a Red Sox game. Unless you purchase tickets for lousy seats, take public transportation, and don't eat or drink anything while you're there, a family of four will easily spend well in excess of $300 for tickets, parking, and food/beverages.Other than that, if you are willing to tolerate the undersized outfield seats and the occasional obstructed view, you will be treated to a truly historical landmark. Being at the park for a mid-summer ballgame provides an experience that gives you a very real sense of what the early 1900s were like for baseball fans. A real slice of Americana!