Fenway Park Seating Chart
The oldest ballpark in Major League Baseball, home of the Boston Red Sox since 1912 and rebuilt in 1934. Its left-field wall — the Green Monster — stands 37 feet high, against 17 feet in center field and 3 to 5 feet in right, and that lopsided geometry is why the park is on every baseball fan's list.
Quick answer
Fenway Park seats 37,755 at night and 37,305 for day games, the two figures the Boston Red Sox publish on their own facts page. It opened in 1912.
- The club's split: 13,778 box seats and 11,562 in the grandstand.
- Bleachers hold 6,474; the Green Monster adds just 269 seats.
- The Right Field Sam Deck holds 202 seats.
- Protective netting runs from Field Box section 79 to Field Box section 9.
Sections at Fenway Park
Here are the 7 main sections on the Fenway Park chart. Ticket price, distance, and sightline all follow from which one you're in, so find yours on this list before you commit — and remember configurations move: a concert, a game, and a private buyout each use the room differently.
- Box Seats — 13,778 seats
- Grandstand — 11,562 seats
- Bleachers — 6,474 seats
- Dell Technologies and State Street Levels — 5,440 seats
- Green Monster — 269 seats; the left-field wall itself measures 37 feet
- Right Field Sam Deck — 202 seats
- Aura Pavilion Level — the entire 4th and 5th levels, including the Aura Pavilion Suites
Best seats at Fenway Park
The Green Monster is the seat most people come for, and the club counts only 269 of them against 13,778 box seats — that scarcity, not the view alone, is why they are hard to get. Protective netting of varying heights runs from Field Box section 79 to Field Box section 9, so if a clear, unscreened view matters to you, book outside that arc.
Tips before you go
Fenway was constructed in 1912 and rebuilt in 1934. Capacity differs by start time — 37,755 at night, 37,305 for day games. Parking is extremely limited and the club urges fans to take public transport: the park is around the corner from the Kenmore T station, on the Green Line's B, C and D branches.
How to read the Fenway Park seating chart
The Fenway Park chart divides 37,755 seats around a baseball diamond across 7 named sections — Box Seats, Grandstand, Bleachers, Green Monster, Right Field Sam Deck, and Aura Pavilion Level, among others. Which of those names is printed on your ticket decides more than location: two sections apart can mean a different level, a different price bracket, and a different side of the room entirely.
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. Two sections apart — say Aura Pavilion Level and Box Seats — can put you a level higher, a price tier over, or on the far side of the Boston venue, so which one is the value sweet spot comes down to the event and your budget; the best-seats notes above call it for Fenway Park. Match your ticket to the official Fenway Park map — section, row, and seat — before you buy.
Some context on size — Fenway Park's 37,755 capacity places it 1st among the 13 Massachusetts venues in this guide; nothing in that set runs larger — Xfinity Center (19,900) is the next size down.
Building a seating chart for an event at Fenway Park
Planning a group outing, a suite night, or a private function at Fenway Park? The chart above is your starting map — take sections like Box Seats and Aura Pavilion Level and the tiers around them, then mirror the footprint your event will actually use with tables in the maker. Assign guests, export the PDF, and hand it to the Boston event-services team. Full capacity runs to 37,755, but a private block is almost always a club, a suite, or a banquet room — a scale the maker below covers comfortably with dinner rounds, program rows, and head tables where you need them.
Hosting a private event at Fenway Park?
Plan the room for your Fenway Park event before anyone sets a table: dinner rounds, program rows, and head tables, arranged your way. Layouts run to 500 seats and export as a print-ready PDF for the Boston event team.
Open the seating chart generatorFrequently asked questions
- What is the seating capacity of Fenway Park?
- Fenway Park seats 37,755 at night and 37,305 for day games, the two figures the Boston Red Sox publish on their own facts page. It opened in 1912.
- What are the best seats at Fenway Park?
- The Green Monster is the seat most people come for, and the club counts only 269 of them against 13,778 box seats — that scarcity, not the view alone, is why they are hard to get. Protective netting of varying heights runs from Field Box section 79 to Field Box section 9, so if a clear, unscreened view matters to you, book outside that arc.
- What sections does Fenway Park have?
- Main sections include: Box Seats — 13,778 seats; Grandstand — 11,562 seats; Bleachers — 6,474 seats. Full breakdown in the sections list above.
- Where is Fenway Park located?
- You'll find Fenway Park in Boston, Massachusetts. Check the official site shortly before the event for the street address, parking, and the closest transit to sections like Box Seats — gate assignments, lots, and rideshare zones vary across Boston venues.
- How do I plan a private event at Fenway Park?
- Use the maker on this page: begin with Fenway Park's real layout — sections like Box Seats and Aura Pavilion Level — place tables over the footprint your event will use, seat your guests, and export a PDF for the Boston event-services team.