Fenway Park

Gates. All Fenway Park gates open 90 minutes prior to scheduled start time of every game.

Transit. The MBTA provides numerous ways to reach Fenway Park; the Red Sox strongly encourage all fans to take public transportation to the game. Lines: MBTA Commuter Rail — Lansdowne Station (across from Fenway Park), MBTA Green Line — Kenmore and Fenway stations, MBTA bus lines (stop in various nearby locations).

Rideshare. The best gates for pick up and drop off are Gate B (corner of Van Ness and Ipswich Street) and Gate D (corner of Van Ness and Jersey Street).

Accessibility. All five entry/exit gates are handicap-accessible and fans may enter any gate with any ticket. Gate D has three elevators, Gates B and E have one elevator each, a wide ramp near Gate D services all levels, and a limited number of designated accessible street parking spaces are located near the park (near 73 Brookline Ave, 55 Jersey St, 189 and 203 Ipswich St). Accessible seating, ALDs, sensory kits, and Mobility Assistance are available; contact Accessible Services at 617-226-6197.

Entry. All fans are subject to screening via metal detectors or, on occasion, a physical search; all persons, bags, and personal items are subject to inspection, and failure to consent results in denial of entry. Absolutely no re-entry is allowed — once fans exit for any reason they cannot return. Prohibited items include firearms/ammunition, knives and box cutters, marijuana, pepper spray/mace, hard-sided coolers, cans/bottles/glass (except one sealed 16oz plastic water bottle), noise-making devices, and professional audio/visual equipment.