Tailgating Venue Information
- Stadium Official Name:
- Fenway Park
- Address:
-
4 Yawkey Way
Boston
MA
02215 - Stadium Nickname:
- Green Monster Park
- Previous Stadium Names:
- not applicable
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General Overview
How To Get To Boston Red Sox Tailgate
Parking Information
Tailgating Policies
Stadium Information
Food and Drink
Lodging
Local Attractions
Gallery
General Overview
Fenway is simply amazing. No tailgating allowed, but make sure to get there early and visit some of the many bars and food establishments.
Remember you can always have your own mini tailgate right at your seat in the stadium.
Remember you can always have your own mini tailgate right at your seat in the stadium.
How To Get To Boston Red Sox Tailgate
Your best bet is to use the subway or commuter rail on game day. Driving and finding parking is super tough.
Parking Information
Parking is difficult around Fenway. There are a few lots within a several blocks of the stadium that cost about $20. These lots are not tailgating lots, but just parking lots.
Tailgating Policies
For Red Sox games at Fenway there is unfortunately no tailgating but there are plenty of bars nearby. Checkout the Food and drink area below.
Stadium Information
Food and Drink
Caskn Flagon, 62 Brookline Ave.
The day of a Red Sox game, if you don't get here early, go somewhere else. There is plenty of seating at the U-shaped bar, and booths and tables as well, but it is always packed.
Whos on First?, 19 Yawkey Way.
Who's on First caters to Red Sox fans. It opens at 4PM when the Sox are playing, but not until 9PM on non-game days. The beer is cheap, and it is less crowded than other bars.
Copperfields, 98 Brookline Ave.
Copperfield's is a change of pace from the other bars in the area. They have live music Thursday through Saturday night and aren't even open on Sundays unless there is a game.
Avalon Club, 15 Landsdowne St.
Be warned that the cover charge for live bands can be up to $15, but national bands play here on occasion. It generally doesn't open until 10PM and when there is no live band, its a typical dance club.
Jake Ivorys Piano Bar, 1 Landsdowne St.
This is another bar that doesn't open until late night, but it is a happening place to go after a game. Weekday cover is $3 and weekends are $6 but there is always live piano tunes sung along to by the crowd.
Boston Beer Works, 61 Brookline Ave.
Boston Beer Works features a wide variety of home brews that are made on site. The menu features standard bar fare as well as unique specialties.
The day of a Red Sox game, if you don't get here early, go somewhere else. There is plenty of seating at the U-shaped bar, and booths and tables as well, but it is always packed.
Whos on First?, 19 Yawkey Way.
Who's on First caters to Red Sox fans. It opens at 4PM when the Sox are playing, but not until 9PM on non-game days. The beer is cheap, and it is less crowded than other bars.
Copperfields, 98 Brookline Ave.
Copperfield's is a change of pace from the other bars in the area. They have live music Thursday through Saturday night and aren't even open on Sundays unless there is a game.
Avalon Club, 15 Landsdowne St.
Be warned that the cover charge for live bands can be up to $15, but national bands play here on occasion. It generally doesn't open until 10PM and when there is no live band, its a typical dance club.
Jake Ivorys Piano Bar, 1 Landsdowne St.
This is another bar that doesn't open until late night, but it is a happening place to go after a game. Weekday cover is $3 and weekends are $6 but there is always live piano tunes sung along to by the crowd.
Boston Beer Works, 61 Brookline Ave.
Boston Beer Works features a wide variety of home brews that are made on site. The menu features standard bar fare as well as unique specialties.
Lodging
Howard Johnson Inn
1271 Boylston Street, $129-$310
Fenway Park is right across the street from this hotel, you can't get much closer. There are 94 rooms, and a full service restaurant.
Hotel Commonwealth
500 Commonwealth Ave., $249-$249
The Hotel Commonwealth is just steps away Fenway Park and Boston U. The hotel has 150 rooms, some of which have great views of Fenway.
The Eliot Suite Hotel
370 Commonwealth Ave., $50-$750
The Eliot Suite is one of the nicest hotels in the area. It is located just east of Fenway Park, and right next to the Newbury Street Shopping Center.
Hilton Back Bay
40 Dalton Street, $170-$350
1271 Boylston Street, $129-$310
Fenway Park is right across the street from this hotel, you can't get much closer. There are 94 rooms, and a full service restaurant.
Hotel Commonwealth
500 Commonwealth Ave., $249-$249
The Hotel Commonwealth is just steps away Fenway Park and Boston U. The hotel has 150 rooms, some of which have great views of Fenway.
The Eliot Suite Hotel
370 Commonwealth Ave., $50-$750
The Eliot Suite is one of the nicest hotels in the area. It is located just east of Fenway Park, and right next to the Newbury Street Shopping Center.
Hilton Back Bay
40 Dalton Street, $170-$350
Local Attractions
Boston is so old and has so much history that it is not hard to find something that interests you. The world's oldest commissioned warship, the USS Constitution, sits in the Charlestown Navy Yard. You can spend an entire afternoon at The Museum of Fine Arts, and still not see everything.
The first family of Massachusetts is honored at the JFK Library. The New England Aquarium is located right downtown. Faneuil Hall Marketplace, located in the heart of downtown, features shops as well as bars and restaurants.
If you want some thoroughbred racing, head for Suffolk Downs, home of the Massachusetts Handicap each June.
The first family of Massachusetts is honored at the JFK Library. The New England Aquarium is located right downtown. Faneuil Hall Marketplace, located in the heart of downtown, features shops as well as bars and restaurants.
If you want some thoroughbred racing, head for Suffolk Downs, home of the Massachusetts Handicap each June.
