Fenway Park

Fenway Park in Boston is one of only two remaining ballparks in the United States utilizing the classical jewel box style from baseball’s heyday, with the other being Wrigley Field in Chicago. The park opened in 1912, with the first Red Sox game played in April, where the Red Sox trounced the New York Highlanders (eventually renamed the Yankees) 7-6. Over a hundred years later, the team has teamed up with ParkWhiz to provide convenient Red Sox parking for fans at Fenway Park, designating ParkWhiz as the official parking app of the Boston Red Sox. While parking at the venue is now less of a challenge, the team visiting Fenway to face the BoSox will have to handle the unique architectural features of the park. The asymmetrical design of the ballpark is made clear by The Triangle, a triangular-shaped intersection of walls near center field. The walls themselves are even named at Fenway, with the famous Green Monster (a high left field wall) the scorn of many visiting players. Despite the park’s age and hand-cranked scoreboard, it has only increased in popularity and has been renovated several times, most recently in 2011. With so many fans, it can be hard to find Red Sox parking at Fenway Park. Rather than looking for a spot on your own, its best to use ParkWhiz, the official parking app of the Boston Red Sox for Fenway Park parking.

Boston parking at other popular destinations:

• TD Garden
• Boston Opera House
• Charles Playhouse
• Orpheum Theater - Boston
• The Wilbur Theatre
• Wang Theater
• Colonial Theater
• House of Blues (Boston)
• AMC Loews Boston Common 19