Fenway Park Seating Chart

Sections at Fenway Park

Fenway Park's seating bowl is organized into the following main sections. Section layout differs by event — a sports configuration and a concert configuration of the same arena are not the same chart.

• Field Box 1-95 — lower bowl, full ring around the field
• Loge Box 100s — second deck
• Grandstand 1-33 — third deck, the original 1912 seating
• Green Monster seats — atop the left-field wall
• Bleachers 34-43 — right field, the home-run-catching section
• Right Field Roof Deck — recently added

Best seats at Fenway Park

Field Box 36 behind home plate is the marquee ticket. Green Monster seats are the once-in-a-lifetime experience — apply for the lottery early in the season.

Tips before you go

Many seats have obstructed views — Fenway is the original ballpark, so columns supporting the upper decks block sightlines for some seats. Check the section map carefully before booking. Take the Green Line directly to Kenmore.

How to read the Fenway Park seating chart

Fenway Park seats 37,755 fans around a baseball diamond, so reading the chart starts at home plate and works outward. Field-level sections ring the infield and outfield: the lower-number sections behind the plate and along the baselines sit closest to the action, while outfield and bleacher sections are farther out but usually cost far less. Above field level the club and upper decks climb in tiers, and the section number tells you which way you face — in toward the infield or down a foul line.

Three things decide a Fenway Park seat: how close you are to the diamond, whether you sit behind the plate or out toward a foul pole, and how high you are. The value sweet spot at a ballpark this size is usually the lower outfield or the first rows of the upper deck behind the plate — close enough to follow the game, cheap enough to justify. Shade matters too, so check which sections fall under the overhang for a day game, and cross-check the official Fenway Park map against your ticket before you buy.

Building a seating chart for an event at Fenway Park

Hosting a suite night, a group outing, or a private event in the Boston area? A seating chart keeps the group organized before you ever reach the gates. Map your party onto tables that mirror the suite or section layout, assign each guest a spot, and export a PDF so everyone knows where they sit. For a private event in a banquet space near Fenway Park, the same tool lays out rounds, banquet tables, and head tables, then prints a chart the venue's event-services team can work from. Capacity at Fenway Park runs to 37,755 for its main configuration, but most private events use a fraction of that in a club, suite, or adjacent hospitality space — exactly the scale the maker below is built for.

Frequently asked questions

How many seats does Fenway Park hold?

Fenway Park has a capacity of 37,755 seats. Capacity varies by event configuration — a concert may use floor seating that a basketball game doesn't, and a private buyout uses a different count than a public event.

What are the best seats at Fenway Park?

Field Box 36 behind home plate is the marquee ticket. Green Monster seats are the once-in-a-lifetime experience — apply for the lottery early in the season.

What sections does Fenway Park have?

Main sections include: Field Box 1-95 — lower bowl, full ring around the field; Loge Box 100s — second deck; Grandstand 1-33 — third deck, the original 1912 seating. Full breakdown in the sections list above.

Where is Fenway Park located?

Fenway Park is in Boston, Massachusetts. Check the venue's official website for the exact address, parking options, and public transit access closest to your seat section.

How do I plan a private event at Fenway Park?

For private events, build a seating chart that maps to the venue's section layout using the Seat Chart App maker below. Drop tables to match your event's footprint within the venue's space, assign guests, and export a PDF to share with the venue's event-services team.

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