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Bleacher section 34 has been updated so that all the new seats are represented. The camera station is no longer an obstruction.

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April 21st, 2014 at 9:04 PM

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October 22nd, 2013 at 12:14 PM

Todd says:

Headed to Boston for game 6 with my 10 yr old son... if its played. Have options at Loge Box 136 Row CC, seats 1-2; RFB 2 Row L, seats 11-22, and RFB 8 Row G, seats 1-2. He's a little guy so somewhat worried about views. Any thoughts on tradeoffs / recommendations? Awesome website.

October 16th, 2013 at 6:01 PM

Ed says:

Hi Frank,

Quick feedback on Pavilion Box 4, row A, seats 1-3. Took both kids (12 and 7) to Saturday afternoon game vs. Yankees. Kids loved the view, and the pavilion box is excellent for young kids because of the good row height, no issues seeing over heads. Being in row A, with the fence in front, was especially good because the 7 year old could stand up when he got fidgety and lean on the railing.

Great perspective on the entire playing field and the city skyline. These seats are also shaded, although it didn't matter on that day since it was cool.

Bathrooms and snacks are very accessible, another plus.

PA is more tolerable also there--my family has found the music to be way too loud when sitting in the grandstands, probably because of the roof over you, to the point where it's hard to even converse.

A couple downsides to the pavilion box--you're a bit far away from the field, not too bad but you certainly can't see the player's facial expressions very well. And more subtly, the "feel" is different with the crowd--they seem less engaged overall, more focussed on the food or fiddling with their cellphones. There are fewer kids and families than down in the grandstand. An older couple next to us left in the 6th inning (it was a good game, Sox were winning but not by a huge margin), and there were a lot of empty seats by the ninth. This isn't unique to the pavilion, of course, but it seemed more pronounced up there.

Overall, I prefer the front few rows of the grandstand but pavilion box has some real benefits, especially for younger kids.

September 20th, 2013 at 11:00 AM

Precise Seating says:

Seating Updates:

All Loge Box seats now have an Aisle indicator to show which seats are aisle seats.

Grandstand 33 row 6 seat 13 has been added.

Frank

September 13th, 2013 at 7:41 AM

Ed says:

Frank,

Just wanted to follow up on my experience with kids and SRO (1st base pavilion). I took my 12 year old son to see the Sox play the Yanks on a Saturday afternoon in July. I could see fine but he didn't always have a clear view of the pitcher and/or batter. He also got tired of standing fairly quickly (we arrived when gates opened and were down on the field during bp, so he had been on his feet a while).

There were some empty folding chairs in the spaces between sections, with a clear view, but unfortunately we had a "palace guard" usher who chased him away when he tried to sit there.

After the second inning we decided to take a chance and find some empty seats down in the lower level. Ended up in loge box 151, row HH, which gave him an excellent view of the game despite the low row height.

Bottom line, I would confirm your advice that SRO doesn't work for kids.

September 10th, 2013 at 10:57 AM

Precise Seating says:

Jason,

No problem, feel free to ask as many questions as you like. Pavilion Club row 2 is very nice and probably worth the extra $25. I guess you'll need to decide on how much you can afford. With only 1 row between you and the edge of the balcony you'll notice a big difference and feel like you're close to the game. I sat there with my daughter in the late innings when the Red Sox had basically won the game and many people had cleared out. I was impressed at how much of a difference it made. Fantastic view.

Frank

August 13th, 2013 at 9:36 PM

Precise Seating says:

Jason,

Pavilion Box row A is a very nice place to sit. Seat 1 has a minor Plexiglass issue (see picture on the website) but otherwise, those seats are the best option of the 3 that you listed.

Frank

August 12th, 2013 at 8:30 PM

Precise Seating says:

Jason,

RF Roof Box 23 row B is far better than RF Box 89 row FF. First, Roof Box 23 is the first Roof Box section and this puts you fairly close to the infield, even though it's still in the outfield. You'll like the view from the upper deck and the seating is very comfortable with a high row height increase so there's no issue with heads from the row in front of you. Row B is nice just puts you that much closer.

Right Field Box 89 is more than 100 feet further away, about equal to sitting in the Bleachers but maybe a little better, and has low row height increase meaning there could be problems seeing over heads. You'll still enjoy the game from there but will not have a great view of the infield like you would from the RF Roof Box.

Frank

August 6th, 2013 at 9:25 PM

Precise Seating says:

Just want to thank all of you that make use of our links when purchasing tickets. It helps us a great deal as this is our only means of income aside from donations.

Thanks for supporting us!
Frank

July 24th, 2013 at 9:25 AM

Derrin says:

Looking to get tickets in the Coca Cola Reserved Section 16 either Row A or Row C. Can anyone let me know how these are?

July 18th, 2013 at 12:47 PM

Precise Seating says:

Pavilion Box SRO is a great value for adults but not as much for kids. There is a bar along the SRO section that you can lean on and this makes it very comfortable. You need to arrive at least 1/2 hour early to the game and secure your spot along the bar. If you come late to the game, it could be a bad experience because you could be positioned in the crowd that begins to form behind the bar once all the spots are taken. Then you're left to try to look around those people. Not a good view at all.

For kids, it's a bit more difficult depending on their height since they need to look over the bar and for a 7 year old it would be a frustrating experience. I've actually taken my 10 year old daughter and she had a good time but she see just over the bar. I actually sat her up on the bar but the staff is not happy with that and will ask that you take them down.

The view from SRO is excellent and well worth the $25. It's much better than sitting in the Bleachers and some other locations in Fenway. It's one of my favorite inexpensive seats in Fenway.

Frank

June 25th, 2013 at 10:40 AM

Precise Seating says:

Ed,

There are many advantages to Pavilion Box seats. One really nice feature is that the row height is High in this section and that means that your boys will have no issues seeing over heads. Especially for the 7 year old. His view will be perfectly clear. Row A is very nice and yes you are directly behind the expensive Pavilion Club seats. You'll have some foul balls coming your way from time to time when left handed batters are up. Box 4 places you on the 3rd base side. Great view from there.

Infield Grandstand is very nice and one of the best values since the ticket prices are lower. You need to contend with poles, and a lower row Height increase than the Pavilion Box which could very well be an issue for the 7 and 12 year old unless you can boost them up a bit in the seat. The seats are bit tight but that's not an issue for young boys. The Grandstand seats have a different viewing perspective on the game since you are closer to the level of the players. I like both perspectives but think I prefer the Grandstand view because you feel closer to the game. This is true for lower row Grandstand seats. Comparing higher row higher row Grandstand seats to Pavilion Box, I would prefer Pavilion Box seats.

Hope all this info helps. I think the boys would have the best time in the Pavilion Box and enjoy some foul balls coming their way. Row A is a great place to sit.

Frank

June 25th, 2013 at 9:54 AM

Precise Seating says:

PAVILION CLUB seating sections 1 thru 14 have been updated to include pictures in the first seat of every row, aisle indicator in the form of a "yes" or "no", and some additional obstruction info for sections 12 and 14 where the left field corner is obstructed.

Frank

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June 6th, 2013 at 9:03 AM

Precise Seating says:

Glad you found us. Those are great seats. You'll love the view from there!

Frank

May 23rd, 2013 at 9:56 PM

Precise Seating says:

Hi KB,

Grandstand 32 row 2 is a regular row of seats. There is no row 1 for GS32 but the last row of the Loge Box section just below GS32 has a row wheelchair slots. The Red Sox attempt to sell them to folks who are disabled first but then they release them to the general public. I've seen many folks sitting in metal folding chairs that the Red Sox provide.

Not sure why the ticket broker had them listed as ADA-compliant when they are regular seats.

Frank

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May 1st, 2013 at 4:50 PM

Precise Seating says:

Just wanted to thank all of you who make use of our links to purchase tickets! It makes a big difference to us as this is the only means by which we make money. I'd also like to encourage others to click on the links to ticket vendors as this helps us a great deal. Thanks again for supporting us!

Frank

April 27th, 2013 at 7:26 AM

Precise Seating says:

Richard,

I believe that Pavilion Box seats including row A are completely covered. I'll look over some pictures I have to make sure.

Frank

April 23rd, 2013 at 4:45 PM

Mike says:

Hey Frank, thanks for the quick response, I've purchased the tickets and can't wait for the game. I love the site, keep up the good work!

April 17th, 2013 at 7:58 PM

Mike says:

Hi Precise Seating, love your site! I was curious as to the seats in Lodge Box 118 row KK seats 1-4. According to your site, there are no obstructions in these seats with full view, yet on the tickets it states these seats are limited or obstructed view.....do you know why this would be? Thanks for your help!

April 15th, 2013 at 9:47 PM

Precise Seating says:

Kristi,

RFB 91 does have the full set of seating images but I just noticed that the default seat is invalid when clicking on the map. We'll get this fixed up. In the mean time you can use the selector to enter section, row, etc. to see those seats.

Right Field Box 91 has a very bad viewing angle in general. The entire section faces center field so there's considerable neck strain in viewing the infield. I would advise against it.

Frank

April 11th, 2013 at 9:37 PM

Precise Seating says:

Kristi,

There are no obstructions from those seats and they face home plate so no difficult viewing angles to deal with. The row height is High which will be helpful with kids because they will have no issue seeing over heads. RFB 87 row RR is about equivalent to sitting in the lower Bleacher seats. It is a bit far from home plate at 446 feet but you'll have a great view of the bullpen and right field.

Enter the info on our site and you'll be able to see all the exact details for the seats you're interested in.

Frank

April 10th, 2013 at 7:57 PM

Precise Seating says:

Loge Box 98 is a great place to sit. I would expect the price to be a little lower than some of the other Loge Box seats because it is last Loge Box section before the Right Field Box. If you're seeing it significantly lower, that's a great deal.

Sometimes Loge Box 98 and 99 are going at lower prices and it's a good place to look for seats at reasonable prices.

The view from there will be excellent. You'll only be about 70 feet or so from the field.

Frank

April 10th, 2013 at 4:42 PM

Precise Seating says:

It depends on the general section and it sounds like you're talking about
Loge box or Field Box. For those sections there's no rule for where the
aisle falls. Sometimes it's seat 1 and sometimes seat 4, etc. If you
tell me the section, I can tell you where the aisle is located.

Good point though, we need to add aisle information to our seating charts.

Frank

April 3rd, 2013 at 10:04 PM

Precise Seating says:

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Most ticket resellers only provide the section and row number and very rarely provide the actual seat number. Hopefully, providing the seat number is a new trend for resellers.

Frank

March 31st, 2013 at 5:04 PM

Dave says:

Are the dugout box seats literally at field level, or are they elevated slightly off the field. Specifically wondering about Dugout box 80 (row 2, the only row), and asking regarding concert seating.

Amazing resource! A trur labor of love!

August 13th, 2012 at 6:22 PM

Precise Seating says:

Nikki,

Thanks for you comments.

Yes, Bleacher section 41 has a row 1 which is the wheelchair row, then there is row 3. Plenty of leg room. You can see a picture of row 1 for section 41 by selecting on our site and switching to the Seat Information view.

Frank

July 4th, 2012 at 8:45 PM

Precise Seating says:

Ryan,

It's very possible that the Red Sox have renumbered or adjusted that section. Previously they had adjusted section 12 and 13 (last year) but we thought that section 14 was untouched. It's possible that they put in additional seats since they didn't need an aisle there or that some renumbering took place. You can actually call the Red Sox ticket office directly (Monday) to check on it and they will verify it.

Frank

June 30th, 2012 at 10:02 PM

Precise Seating says:

Pavilion Box pictures are now available for the first seat in every row (Pavilion Box sections 1 to 14).

Row A Seat 1 in several Pavilion Box sections have a plexiglass obstruction.

June 29th, 2012 at 8:11 PM

Precise Seating says:

Sarah,

The right field foul pole will not be an issue. It will obstruct a very minor portion of the right field that is behind the seat you have in row GG. The only issue you might have is High walkway traffic if you are in seat 20 (last in the row). Otherwise, you should have a great view of the game.

Frank

June 26th, 2012 at 5:11 PM

Precise Seating says:

Armando,

Bleacher 36 row 10 has a few advantages. The row height increase is Medium which will help seeing over heads, being in center field is a better viewing angle than right field, and Bleacher 36 is raised up higher than the RFB sections.

Note: RFB 89 row W is probably row WW which is further away than row NN by 8 rows.

Let us know which game your considering and what you're considering spending. Maybe we can make a few suggestions.

Frank

June 22nd, 2012 at 8:37 AM

Precise Seating says:

Andrew,

There is no aisle between Grandstand 11 and Grandstand 10 so you are correct. Seat 1 for all the rows in Grandstand 11 have no aisle next to them. In fact, Grandstand 10 creates a small obstruction for seat 1 in Grandstand 11 because it is at a slightly higher level. There will be a portion of Right Field that you might have difficultly viewing over the heads of people in Grandstand 10.

Frank

June 18th, 2012 at 10:23 PM

Precise Seating says:

whitesox,

It depends on which game you're interesting in attending. Right now prices are extremely low in general with the exception of Yankees games. Friday and Saturday night games tend to cost a little more as well. For the price range you mentioned, you should be able to get some very nice Loge Box seats which are some of the best seats in my opinion. They are close to the field but set back far enough that you can view the entire field. They have a Medium row height increase which means you'll see over heads without much difficulty. Just avoid rows A, B, and C otherwise you'll have issues with aisle traffic that can be very annoying. Let us know which game you're interested in and we'll make some recommendations.

Frank

June 17th, 2012 at 9:20 PM

Precise Seating says:

Josh,

B98 is Loge Box 98 row JJ which is below Granstand section 11. The Red Sox confuse just about everyone it seems with this manner of listing tickets.

Frank

June 17th, 2012 at 8:02 AM

Precise Seating says:

JC,

Right Field Box 6 row C is front row. You'll have a clear view of home plate unless the folks in Box 7 are leaning over quite a bit. The only problem is that the seats are facing left field so it's a serious head turn to look at home plate (roughly 80 degrees). It will be exciting to be that close to the field.

Frank

June 15th, 2012 at 8:13 AM

Precise Seating says:

Spike,

Yes, that's an aisle seat.

Frank

June 12th, 2012 at 10:23 PM

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June 8th, 2012 at 10:23 PM

Precise Seating says:

DSmith,

Field Box 39 is far enough over that the Backstop Netting is not an issue for row A. It has 5 seats in the row.

Field Box 42 is behind the Backstop Netting. Row A has 3 seats.

We include the netting on our 2D display when you select a seat in our map.

Frank
June 3rd, 2012 at 4:38 PM

June 8th, 2012 at 10:15 PM

DSmith says:

Have a question about field box 39 or field box 43, would row A be right on the screen? And what is the size of the row?

June 2nd, 2012 at 6:03 PM

June 8th, 2012 at 10:13 PM

Val White says:

Hi, I have 4 tickets to the Sox game, the Section is DUGOUT Box 76, Row 2....I have a 12 yr old son (5 feet tall) will he be able to see ok from here?? Thank You

June 1st, 2012 at 3:56 PM

Precise Seating says:

I assume that these are both Right Field Roof Box. RFRB 23 is much closer to the infield and a much better seat. Also row B is closer than row D.

Frank

May 22nd, 2012 at 4:57 PM

Precise Seating says:

Yolanda,

These are excellent seats and I think you'll fully enjoy them. Pavilion Club is normally not available for the public as I understand it. Row 1 Pavilion Club places you on the edge of the upper deck looking over the 1st base side of the field. It's a great view with no obstructions and no problems seeing over the row in front of you because you're in row 1. As for the price, $125 per ticket would be a great deal but it sounds like you got them both for $125 which is amazing.

Frank

May 21st, 2012 at 6:51 AM

Precise Seating says:

Sean,

I would only recommend row AA in Loge Box 134 and 151 if it was a great deal. The problem is that row AA is directly behind the main walkway in Fenway Park and this walkway traffic can be excessive. In row AA you will not be able to see over the traffic and it can be a constant irritation. The traffic will die down during the game but will pick up between innings. It's hard to say exactly how bad it will be and may vary from game to game but you can count on plenty of interruptions to your view of the infield.

Frank

May 14th, 2012 at 6:12 AM

Sean says:

Have a chance to purchase LOGE tickets in either 134 or 151 row AA but after checking your site am worried with the "Walkway Traffic Advisory" warning - is that enough to warrant passing on the tickets? I have never been to Fenway before, so can't imagine what that might mean - thanks for any advice...

May 12th, 2012 at 10:15 AM

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May 10th, 2012 at 6:36 AM

Precise Seating says:

Carla,

Sorry I couldn't respond yesterday with some information for you, I was away.

Pavilion Box row 5 is a bar stool row and has a great view of the infield. It's the last Pavilion Box row. The Pavilion Box and Pavilion Club are excellent seats. Pavilion Club are always more expensive and harder to get because they are closer.

Frank

April 21st, 2012 at 4:28 AM

Precise Seating says:

Ivan,

Glad that you found it helpful!

Frank

April 15th, 2012 at 4:25 PM

Precise Seating says:

Carla,

You will enjoy both games. Your view from Grandstand 11 has only a minor obstruction. It will be a little irritating when a player is on second base and you have trouble seeing him. On the whole, that pole only blocks a small percentage of the field.

The Green Monster seats sound wonderful and you should completely enjoy them. Not sure why you got them so cheap.

Frank

April 9th, 2012 at 11:02 AM

Precise Seating says:

Lisa,

The view from that seat looks great. There's only a very minor pole obstruction which will not be a bother at all.

The Grandstand seats in general are about 18 inches wide.

Frank

April 4th, 2012 at 6:32 AM

Precise Seating says:

Dan,

Something is seriously wrong with the seat number being listed at 99-100. There are no seat numbers in Fenway listed as 99 or 100 with the possible exception of a Standing room only ticket. Do you have an actual ticket in hand?

Frank

April 2nd, 2012 at 6:36 AM

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March 8th, 2012 at 2:13 PM

D. Gregoire says:

Hi PS I have Sec7 B-5 row K how many rows from the field is that? Thanks great site

February 3rd, 2012 at 3:41 PM

Precise Seating says:

Sean,

The last time we checked it was row C. This applies to Field Box section 21 to 28. The Red Sox did adjust some of the Dugout Box seating rows and it's possible that they reassigned the row numbers for the Field Box sections in that area. We'll check on it.

Frank

January 30th, 2012 at 11:02 AM

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December 7th, 2011 at 12:01 PM

Precise Seating says:

Frozen Fenway 2012 schedule

January 2: Free Public and Private High School Hockey Tripleheader

3:00 p.m. -- Boston Latin Academy vs. East Boston High School (boys)

5:00 p.m. -- Boston Latin School vs. Boston Latin Academy (girls)

7:30 p.m. -- Mount Saint Charles Academy vs. Cathedral High School (Springfield) (boys)

The high school tripleheader will be a free, single ticket event. Tickets will be distributed in advance by the participating schools. A limited number of tickets will also be available at Fenway Park's Gate E on game day for walk-ups.

January 4: Independent School League (ISL) Boys and Girls High School Hockey Games

1:30 p.m. -- St. George's School vs. Rivers School (girls)

3:15 p.m. -- Noble and Greenough School vs. Milton Academy (boys)

5:30 p.m. -- Thayer Academy vs. Lawrence Academy (boys)

7:45 p.m. -- Belmont Hill School vs. Saint Sebastian's School (boys)

January 7: Hockey East Doubleheader (Division I college hockey doubleheader)

4:00 p.m. -- University of Vermont (UVM) Catamounts vs. University of Massachusetts (UMass) Minutemen.

7:30 p.m. -- University of New Hampshire (UNH) Wildcats vs. University of Maine (UMaine) Black Bears

January 10: Women's College Hockey

3:00 p.m. -- Dartmouth College vs. Providence

January 13: Division I and Division III Hockey Doubleheader

3:30 p.m. -- Norwich University vs. Babson College (ECAC East/DIII)

7:00 p.m. -- Union College vs. Harvard University (ECAC Hockey/DI)

January 14: Boston Rivalry Doubleheader

3 p.m. -- Boston College High School vs. Catholic Memorial

6 p.m. -- Boston College Eagles vs. Northeastern Huskies.

December 7th, 2011 at 11:50 AM

Precise Seating says:

The Bleacher sections have a high row every fourth row. You'll see over heads without any difficultly so it's a nice row to sit in. The same would be true for row 10, etc.

In the past, the Bleacher screen was a real problem for the first 8 rows or so but they adjusted it a couple years ago. It no longer causes a problem for any Bleacher rows.

I hope the Sox pull it together for these last two games and get into the playoffs. After 2004, you just never know what they are capable to doing.

Frank

September 27th, 2011 at 7:11 AM

Soxfan says:

Hard to think of the playoffs with the way the Sox are playing but I am a weekend season ticket holder that gets bumped to the bleachers for the post season. My playoff seats are in section 41 row 6. I noticed that row 6 shows a high row height increase while other rows in front and in back of row 6 shows a low row height increase. I'm happy to see that because it sounds like I'll be able to see better over the row in front of me but not being a bleacher regular what is different about row 6?

September 26th, 2011 at 10:47 AM

Kristen says:

Hi Guys- I have tickets in the right field box, sec 5/box B91- Row UU seats 5&6- how are these seats?

September 20th, 2011 at 10:45 AM

Precise Seating says:

Right Field Box 93 row XX seat 11 has a bad obstruction that was not previously identified by our site. This has been corrected and the images are now in place.

Frank

September 10th, 2011 at 11:32 AM

Precise Seating says:

Josh,

Field Box seats have always had a row designation of A to M. It's possible that the Red Sox have renamed the Dugout Box rows (which are numbered 1 and 2) to be Field Box rows. If so, you have a front row seat.

Frank

August 30th, 2011 at 1:32 PM

Precise Seating says:

Hana,

Those seats are all nice with no obstructions. Loge Box 98 row KK seat 7 and 8 are aisle seats so there's a slight advantange to having an aisle seat. The aisle in Loge Box 98 does not extend into the Grandstand so aisle traffic will be at a minimum. Loge Box 101 row QQ is slightly closer to the game. But overall they are about equal.

All three Loge Box choices have a Low row height increase. This means you might have some heads from the row in front in your view. It depends on your height and the folks who sit in front of you.

The Loge Box seats will be nicer than infield Grandstand seats so long as you can see over heads from the row in front of you. You may consider bringing something to boost your height if needed.

Frank

August 30th, 2011 at 6:16 AM

Precise Seating says:

Hi Albert,

Thanks for you comment and donation.

The seats you selected look fairly good. There are no infield
obstructions, they are on an aisle, and concessions are directly behind
section 31 (or very close by). They put in a nice concession section with
quite a few options. Washrooms are nearby as I recall. As for the
price, it seems reasonable. I haven't been following the prices recently
so I can't say for sure.

The one thing you may want to consider with a 7 year old, is a way to
boost him up a little. The row height increase is Medium which means he
will probably have a some trouble seeing over heads.

The leg room is tight for taller folks. I'm 5'10" and it just barely
provides enough leg room. If you're any taller it can be uncomfortable.

Let us know if you have any other questions,

Frank

August 20th, 2011 at 5:19 PM

Precise Seating says:

Field Box and Dugout Box seat pictures have been updated. They are padded plastic seats that are bit more comfortable than the regular seats.

Frank

August 10th, 2011 at 5:55 AM

Frank L says:

H Frank, quick question, a buddy an I are going to a game and have a choice, Pav Box 5 Row A seats 8-9 or Pav Box 5 Row E seats 1-2 (barstools) which do you think are better for a couple mid 40's guys who'll be having a few beers and dogs??
Thanks

August 9th, 2011 at 12:36 PM

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July 29th, 2011 at 8:20 AM

Precise Seating says:

Jim,

I just tested the site and it appears to be working fine. Please let us know what you were having trouble with. It's possible that our web host had trouble late last night but I'm not aware of any difficulties.

Are you able to continue to the preciseseating.com/fenwaypark2.php page?

Are you able to enter the section, row and seat in the selector?

Occasionally folks will have trouble navigating to the right place or entering information for the seat.

Let us know and we'll provide you with assistance.

Frank

July 28th, 2011 at 6:43 AM

Precise Seating says:

All Loge Box sections now have the "leg room" info and the "row height increase" info add to them.

Leg room indicator:

Below average - adequate leg room for a 5'10" but with no room to spare. This will cause problems for tall folks.

Average - adequate leg room for most people but still not much room to spare. May cause problems for tall folks.

Above average - comfortable leg room for all people.

Excellent - abundance of leg room.


Row height increase:

Low - There is a small increase in row height from the previous row. This may cause a viewing problem if you have someone tall in front of you. An average sized 12 year old will have difficulty seeing over heads.

Medium - There is a medium height row increase. Minimal problems seeing over heads from the row in front of you. Average sized 12 year old may have trouble if there is a tall person in the row in front of you.

High - There is a high row height increase. There should be no issues seeing over heads from the previous row. Average sized 12 year old should have only minimal viewing trouble.

Frank

July 26th, 2011 at 10:08 AM

Meredith says:

I just purchased 2 tickets in Loge Box 118 Row BB seats 1 and 2 for the Red Sox Yankees game in August. Was looking for some reviews from this area but can't find any. What's your opinion? I'm hoping it was worth the money.

July 11th, 2011 at 12:06 PM

Rudy says:

RFB94 have a section AA? Also is JJ closer to the field than UU? Just bought seats on jj and have no idea how far from the field they are.

Thanks,
Great site BTW

July 6th, 2011 at 2:14 PM

Precise Seating says:

Right Field Box 7 has been updated to include the first 3 rows which were previously Dugout Box rows. These rows are labeled as 1, 2, 3 and then followed by A, B, C, etc.

Loge Box section 156 no longer exists so it has been removed.

Loge Box section 157 has been expanded and we will have this section updated soon.

Frank

June 28th, 2011 at 10:52 AM

Precise Seating says:

Lewis,

Right Field Box 93 or 94 would require climbing some steps to get up to row KK. Maybe not too bad if you select a lower row.

Grandstand 30 is close to Loge Box 163 and 164 where there are wheelchair slots. I'm trying to remember if the entrance to those sections is a ramp or a staircase. I believe that at least one of them is a ramp. In any case, given that there are wheelchair seats in the area, there may be some assistance available for older folks or those in need of a wheelchair.

Try calling the Red Sox at 866-239-1284 for accessibility information. They should be able to answer those questions.

Frank

June 16th, 2011 at 6:38 AM

Becky says:

I have tickets that say section 9/box B7. Where are these? Are they in the grandstand or closer to the field?

June 15th, 2011 at 6:53 PM

Precise Seating says:

Luke,

The companion seat is a regular bleacher seat. The wheelchair slot is an empty space but they will be able to provide a metal folding chair. Just ask the attendants in the Bleacher section for a chair if there's not one there already.

You should be able to see a picture of the actual row on the Seat Information page.

Frank

June 10th, 2011 at 4:21 PM

Precise Seating says:

Dan,

Thanks for your comments. It's really helpful to hear things that can make it easier to use.

We'll get the section names updated on the selector.

The Home Plate Pavilion Club is the full name for that general section. The EMC Club is not on our site because of the difficulty in getting into that section to gather information.

Frank

June 6th, 2011 at 7:34 PM

Precise Seating says:

John,

Thanks for you comments, we appreciate it.

Loge Box has a low row height increase from 98 to 155. Box 156 to 165 has a Medium height increase. The ones you are looking at (139-145) would be LOW. This would be a real problem seeing over heads for your kids.

Frank

May 29th, 2011 at 4:49 AM

Precise Seating says:

John,

Yes, you're right. We need to finish updating all the images for the Loge Box section so they have the row height increase indicator. We just replaced Loge Box 162, 163, and 164 because of changes to the last row for wheelchair slots.

Which section are you looking at? In general the row height increase is Medium for the 3rd base side in the Loge Box.

Frank

May 28th, 2011 at 5:54 PM

Precise Seating says:

Kimmy,

Right Field Box 93 row MM has been adjusted so that it now has 26 seats. You should be able to select seat 23 and 24 now.

Frank

May 28th, 2011 at 5:58 AM

Eric says:

Love this website! Great information and very helpful!

I am looking at two options for tickets in the Right Field Box.

1) RFB 95, Row EE, seats unknown
2) RFB 6, Row F, seats: 7,8

There's a decent price difference between the two. I know there has been some changes to the RFB section. Just wanted to see if there's anything to be concerned about with either option. Both appear to be okay based on the information on your site.
Any information that you can provide would be much appreciated.
Thanks!

May 27th, 2011 at 8:06 AM

Precise Seating says:

Michele,

Section 2-B88 is actually Right Field Box 88 (which is below section Grandstand section 2). Once you enter Box 88 you should be able to select row SS and find your seat.

I wish the Red Sox would fix they way they list the section because it confuses a lot of people.

Frank

May 22nd, 2011 at 6:42 PM

Precise Seating says:

Brian,

I think you'll really enjoy those seats. Seat 11 is an actual seat just like any other Bleacher seat. Seat 12 is a wheelchair slot and they should be able to provide you with a metal folding chair. If you look at the "Seat Information" view for that seat, you'll notice in the picture that there are several folding chairs. Just get the attention of one of the attendants and they should be able to help you out.

The Red Sox have positioned the aisle for that section behind the 1st row so you will not be bothered by traffic. They also lowered the bullpen screen which in the past was a real problem but now is no issue. You're behind the Red Sox bullpen so you can just about shake hands with Papelbon and all the rest of the Red Sox pitchers. Enjoy the game.

Frank

May 22nd, 2011 at 6:25 PM

Kimmy says:

Hi Frank! This site is amazing!! Great job! I am actually taking my lifelong Sox fan to his first Fenway game and Yankee series in August. We are RFB 93 Row MM Seats 23 and 24. Are these new seats that were put in during the Right Field update or wheelchair slots? I am getting nervous with no pictures of the seats and they are a blacked out, Any info would help! Thank you!!

May 22nd, 2011 at 7:42 AM

Precise Seating says:

Ben,

Our best advise is to call the Red Sox ticket office and ask them. They are the experts on the tickets and can probably tell you fairly quickly if it's valid or not.

Frank

May 19th, 2011 at 5:42 PM

Precise Seating says:

Josh,

You might get a fair amount of traffic since that aisle will be used as the main walkway for people trying to get to sections in the Bleachers. There's an Entry/Exit on each side of section 37. During the game it should settle down some. Come back after the game and let us know how good/bad it turns out.

Frank

May 18th, 2011 at 8:09 PM

Precise Seating says:

John,

Something is not quite right because Right Field Box 1 has the rows marked with letters and not numbers. Have a close look at the ticket. Does it say something like Right Field Grandstand section 1 row 4? It appears that your tickets are more likely Grandstand section 1 but I need more information.

If they are Right Field Box tickets, it might say something like Right Field Box Section/Box 1-B1 which seems to be the new way that the Red Sox list the ticket section. I think it's more confusing.

Frank

May 18th, 2011 at 6:33 AM

Simmy says:

Thank you for the clarification, Frank

Go Sox Go!!

May 17th, 2011 at 7:51 PM

Simmy says:

Is Row A in Right Field Box 1 actually the first row or are there some numbered rows before the lettered rows start? ...I saw some tickets posted online that were in RFB 1 that had a low "numbered" row...I was considering buying some other tickets I saw online in Row A, but wanted to make sure I was gonna be in the front row...can you please clarify...thanks

May 15th, 2011 at 11:47 PM

Dennis Jones says:

Re Sec 19 Row 17....
....and the space between row 16 and 17 is wider .. so much so the people son't have to stand to let othes go by....

May 10th, 2011 at 12:01 PM

Precise Seating says:

Bill,

I checked the photo we have of GS 24 which was from a few years back. It confirms that the row height is Medium and that there is a normal spacing between the first row of the Grandstand and the last row of the Loge Box. I believe that it has not changed since the time of the photo.

Frank

May 4th, 2011 at 8:23 PM

Precise Seating says:

Bill,

I believe that there's not much gap between the Loge Box row and the first row of GS 24. There might be a little more than a normal row. The height increase should be Medium. I'll check on some photos tonight to see if I can get a confirmation on it.

Frank

May 4th, 2011 at 5:55 AM

Bill says:

Hi Frank, thank you for your reply to my question about my son being able to see, I know the row increase is medium. It doesn't matter though being ROW 1? I thought it might be separated from the loge seats in front of them and also a little higher up??
Thanks for the suggestion about a booster for him

May 3rd, 2011 at 8:54 PM

Precise Seating says:

Bill,

Those are excellent seats. The row height increase is Medium which will probably give your 8 year old a little trouble seeing over heads. You might want to bring something to raise him up a little. Otherwise, the view is great. Your close enough to enjoy all the action in the infield. Section 24 is a great place to view the game and the setting sun will be behind you.

Frank

May 3rd, 2011 at 6:56 PM

Bill says:

Hi
I'm taking my 8 yr old son to his firs game and am trying to find seats so he will be able to see. There are 2 seats in the grandstand sec 24 row 1 seats 9-10 would these be a clear view for him? Thank You for your help

May 3rd, 2011 at 7:57 AM

Precise Seating says:

Carla,

Yes there is a wheelchair row just in front of RFB 8 row A. We originally thought it was labeled as Dugout Box 8 but it's actually RFB 8 row 1. We'll get that fixed up soon.

Frank

May 1st, 2011 at 3:18 PM

Precise Seating says:

Right Field Box changes for sections 1 to 8 and 87 to 97 are in place.

Frank

April 30th, 2011 at 10:04 AM

Zach says:

Or which grandstand would be better grandstand 4 row 13 or 6 row 14? What does row height increase mean? Thanks

April 30th, 2011 at 8:34 AM

Precise Seating says:

John,

It will be row 3 from the field since there are 2 rows of Dugout Box seats in front of them. Excellent seat though!

Frank

April 30th, 2011 at 5:17 AM

Precise Seating says:

Ryan,

That is Right Field Box 91 row UU seat 11 and 12. Our current map is up to date for RFB 91.

Frank

April 28th, 2011 at 6:14 PM

Precise Seating says:

Karyn,

GS 18 row 3 has a few bad seats (seat 4 to 7) with a nasty pole obstruction. Otherwise, that row is really nice.

If you enter GS 18 row 3 seat 1 into our site, you can then quickly see other seats in that section by clicking into the seating chart.

Frank

April 28th, 2011 at 10:02 AM

Precise Seating says:

Tom,

The seats were placed back in their original location for Grandstand 5. They also put the same wooden seats back that you will see on the Seat Information page. They repainted the seats so they look a little nicer. Enjoy the game.

Frank

April 28th, 2011 at 5:51 AM

Precise Seating says:

Steve,

I think you're right and there will be a seat 4. We haven't reevaluated the Dugout Box seats in a while and the Red Sox have made a ton of seating changes over the winter. We're struggling to keep up.

Thanks for letting us know about the H. I hadn't heard of that before.

Frank

April 26th, 2011 at 1:09 PM

Precise Seating says:

Loge Box sections 98 to 107 have been updated with the new seating arrangement. The Right Field Box updates will be available soon.

Frank

April 26th, 2011 at 6:08 AM

Steve Terry says:

Great website.
I'm excited to visit Fenway Park for the first time coming from California.
Just purchased Dugout Box 43 tickets-- Row 2, Seat 3 and 4.
Your chart viewer only shows seats 1,2 and 3 on row 2 in Dugout Box 43. Is there a seat 4 in row 2 of Dugout Box 43?
Also, on the printed ticket, it says (20-H43) under "section/box" Just wanted to confirm what the 20 and H stand for?
Thank you for your time :).

April 25th, 2011 at 3:40 PM

Precise Seating says:

Eric,

I gave the Red Sox a call and they confirmed that there are no longer Dugout Box sections in front of the Right Field Box sections. The first 3 rows are part of RFB 7 and are labeled row 1 to 3 (followed by row A).

This was a surprise to us.

Frank

April 25th, 2011 at 1:21 PM

Precise Seating says:

Eric,

Let us know what you find out. As I look closer, I'm staring to think that they removed all Dugout Box sections in front of RFB 7 and 8 and included it the RFB sections.

Frank

April 25th, 2011 at 12:07 PM

Precise Seating says:

Eric,

The person listing the tickets seems to have a confused description. One statement "within 10 rows of the field, actual 3 row" is very odd.

In the past, the rows in front of the Right Field Box along the wall have always been Dugout Box. When I was at Fenway, I asked one of the attendants about it to be sure and he confirmed it. It would be very odd to have Right Field Box rows with letters and then designate the first few to be numbers. You could call the Red Sox ticket office to confirm it.

There are definitely seats numbered 21 and 22 in row 3 of Box 7. This is the third row from the field. The Red Sox have had some very odd numbering in the past and it wouldn't surprize me if they changed this from Dugout Box to Right Field Box with numbers.

Frank

April 25th, 2011 at 10:46 AM

Precise Seating says:

Eric,

Could you give a little more info on the tickets? It should say Dugout Box or Right Field Box.

Section 9 indicates that it's below Grandstand section 9. B7 is Box 7 which indicates that it's either Right Field Box or Dugout Box. Row 3 indicates Dugout Box because the Right Field Box has letters as row indicators. The renovations in that area have a new Dugout Box arrangement which has Dugout Box 7 with 3 rows. Being in seat 22 means you have an aisle seat. We'll have the new seating chart with the changes up soon. For the time being this translates to about Dugout Box 4 (although the old map has only 2 rows of Dugout Box seats).

Frank

April 25th, 2011 at 9:24 AM

ERIC says:

Great site! Any help would be appreciated. My seats are:

Section 9 Box B7 Row 3 Seats 21-22

I'm trying to get a "ballpark" idea of where they are located but can't find anything.

April 25th, 2011 at 7:11 AM

Precise Seating says:

I made a trip to Fenway on April 15th to gather details for the Right Field Box and Loge Box renovations. These details have been incorporated into our software and most of the work is done. We are now working out the final details and should have the new map up within a few days. A considerable amount of work has been done to insure that the seating positions are accurate and all the various details and obstructions are correct. We appreciate your patience with this change.

The changes should line up as follows:

RFB 1 is the old RFB 87 Lower section (rows with single letters, A - J)

RFB 2 is the old RFB 86

RFB 3 is the old RFB 92 Lower section (rows with single letters, B - J)

RFB 4 is the old RFB 93 Lower section (rows with single letters, E - J)

RFB 5 is the old RFB 94 Lower section, RFB 1AA and RFB 1AAA

RFB 6, 7, 8 are the old RFB 1 - 7

Frank

April 24th, 2011 at 5:59 AM

Precise Seating says:

John,

That is Right Field Box 1 row K seat 11 which line up on the old map with RFB 87. We are close to having the new map uploaded.

Frank

April 24th, 2011 at 5:52 AM

John Brown says:

My tickets are 2-B1 Row K seat 11. They are not part of your program.

April 23rd, 2011 at 11:36 AM

Pat says:

I have tickets for loge box 104 row bb but your map says the rows start at gg. Were the rows re- numbered?

April 21st, 2011 at 5:53 AM

JT says:

Frank
How Bad really is the view and seats in the Bleachers 36 - 39 high rows?
JT

April 20th, 2011 at 6:15 PM

we3kids says:

ok, I have read and reread the blog posts, looked and figured and counted, but I still need help!

My tickets say Lower Right Field Box
section/box 2-b1
row N
seats 11-15

Did I do alright????

Thank you so much in advance, your website is great!

April 18th, 2011 at 12:09 PM

Bob says:

Frank

This is Bob who wrote in about grandstand 13 row 11 seats 5-6. Thank you for your updated comment. I found out for myself on Opening Day that your seat chart correctly called out the home plate obstruction for these seats. The Red Sox season ticket office somehow reclaimed tickets that were sold for seats 1-2 in the row and relocated me to those seats which are excellent. If this is just a hobby for you and you don't make money from this then you should be. You are more accurate than the Red Sox ticket office is and you are saving people a lot of money by steering them clear of bad seats.

April 17th, 2011 at 8:20 PM

Precise Seating says:

Ben,

I looked at Right Field Roof Box 29 row F seat 7 and 8. The handrail does not create a problem but it's close to being one. Most adults will not have any issues seeing over it but a 12 year old would definitely have a problem with it.

Frank

April 17th, 2011 at 2:03 PM

Darrell says:

Frank - Thanks for the reply. Your website is amazing, and your comments so very helpful. Looking at the photos from the row are very helpful for someone who has never been to Fenway. Thanks again for the quick help and feedback!
Darrell

April 16th, 2011 at 6:25 PM

Precise Seating says:

Darrell,

You can see through it but it's a bit of a pain to look through. We'll need to recalculate that screen obstruction because the top portion of the screen has been removed, reducing the obstructed area. See the picture from row H to get an idea of how it should look.

Frank

April 16th, 2011 at 5:51 PM

Darrell says:

Hi Frank - Thanks for the help. From your website, that seats show as 65% bullpen obstucted. Will I actually not be able to see 2nd & 3rd base or left field, or is this more of a minor obstruction? Thanks again!


Precise Seating says:
Darrell,
That is Right Field Box 1 row J so it lines up with Right Field Box 87 row H (there is no longer an A1 row). You'll also need to subtract 2 from the seat number because they put seats where there was once an aisle.

Let us know if you have any questions about it. I was at the game last night and have the details. Now it just a matter of making all the adjustments.

Frank
April 16th, 2011 at 8:50 AM

April 16th, 2011 at 9:18 AM

Precise Seating says:

Mo,

Thanks for thinking us. We depend on fan feedback to help us catch seating changes that the Red Sox don't announce. Fortunately, we received this tip in the past and updated GS 12 and 13 so they are now up to date. GS 12 lost 7 seats and GS 13 gained 7 seats.

Regards,
Frank

April 16th, 2011 at 8:44 AM

Mo Maher says:

Grandstand Section 12 was reconstructed this offseason so that the previous seats in the middle are now on the aisle. You may want to update your seating chart.

April 15th, 2011 at 7:28 PM

Nat says:

Hi PS,

Thanks for this awesome website! My tickets say Section: 5-B91, Row GG, Seats 1-4. Do you think they'll be okay?

Thanks,

Nat

April 14th, 2011 at 9:56 PM

Precise Seating says:

Liz,

That is Right Field Box 4 row J which should line up fairly well with RFB 93 row J on the old map that we have. If the row designation holds true to the old map, you are only 5 rows from the field. This should be exciting for all. There is a difficult viewing angle from those seats so your seat will be facing center field causing a significant head turn to see home plate. Also, the row height increase is low so you might want to consider bringing something to boost up your son so he can see over heads in the row in front. The Right Field pole will cause a small obstruction in the infield and could be annoying. There are pluses and minuses with those seats but being close to the field will provide some excitement.

Frank

April 14th, 2011 at 7:41 PM

Liz says:

My tickets say sec/Box 7-B4, row J (have seats 14-20). Can you tell me where they are and whether my son is going to be disappointed?

April 14th, 2011 at 8:13 AM

Phil says:

Thanks so much for your advice. The seats were perfect and my son had a great time at the game (unfortunately the Sox lost by 1 to the Rays). Please let me know if you want a picture from Pavilion Box 5 for your site.

April 14th, 2011 at 4:45 AM

Sean says:

I just received my tickets today. They state Right Field Box Section/Box 2-B1 Row A Seats 7 and 8. I am unable to locate where these seats are on your website. Any help would be appreciated.

April 13th, 2011 at 4:40 PM

Ben says:

I have tickets for Right Field Roof Box 29, Row F, Seats 7-8 (end of row). The site says it's a completely clear view but looking at the actually photos from all the seat 1s it looks like there is a separator that goes pretty high. Would this impede views when sitting down at those end seats?

Thanks and keep up the great work here.

April 13th, 2011 at 6:04 AM

JAMIE says:

Checking off my Bucket List. Got tickets in Right Field Box, "Section/Box 10-B97", Row CC, Seats 1-3. Tell me I did good??

April 12th, 2011 at 6:07 PM

Jerrod Hicks says: says:

I am a lifelong Sox fan from Texas and my wife and I are visiting Fenway for the 1st time on May 2nd of this year with my three youg sons. My seats are Sec 9-B7 Row A Seats 19 through 22. I cannot locate them on your map. Are these good seats (other than neck strain)? THX!

April 4th, 2011 at 10:08 AM

April 11th, 2011 at 7:02 PM

John says:

Hi Frank...thank you for your reply re: RFB 8 Row C the reason I asked about obstructions...your site map says "difficult viewing angle"
Thanks
Just want my son to have a good time....12, and about 4 1/2 feet tall...

April 11th, 2011 at 6:23 PM

John says:

Hi Frank, GREAT site, what alot of help!! I have a chance to purchase (2) tickets in RFB8 Row C seats
1-2...can you give me any info on these...Good seats?
Obstructions? Pregame player closeness? eetc. Thank You

April 11th, 2011 at 2:15 PM

Seth says:

Looking for obstruction info onthe new RFB 1. Have a few options for seats in a couple different rows in that box but unable to find updated info. Are the rows numbered the same? is that awful fence between the box and the bullpen still there? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!

April 10th, 2011 at 7:43 PM

JP says:

Frank- Excellent site. Wife and I are heading up to Boston for a game in June (Fenway is on my bucketlist). I was about to pull the trigger on RF RoofBox section 23 or 25, but noticed a pic on another site where an overhang and scafolding really obstruct the view of home plate. My hunch is this is from a couple years ago when they were renovating. Can you confirm? Thanks a bunch-

April 9th, 2011 at 7:20 PM

Melinda says:

I am looking at purchasing tickets and came across tickets that are right field box 2 row 88-rr where exactly is that because the only 88 i see is right field box 88.

April 6th, 2011 at 6:00 PM

Veronica says:

Hey PS

i purchased tickets for section B88 row ee... on the email i received from the Sox, i have an obstructed view of the pitcher/ catcher or both.... on your website, i have neither...

Will my view be alright?

THANKS!

Veronica

April 6th, 2011 at 2:44 PM

Scott says:

I have tickets for RFB 10-B8 Row G seats 9-12. Where do they line up with the old seating chart?

April 6th, 2011 at 1:49 AM

ed says:

Hi,

Was wondering if Row A in Field Box sections had more legroom than other FBX rows?

April 5th, 2011 at 5:24 PM

JT says:

So where is the new:

sec/box row
9-B7 K

on your existing map?

April 3rd, 2011 at 9:25 PM

Wes says:

I had tickets for RFB93 in Row AA. I thought they were front row seats? I now have tickets for RFB 7-B4 seats 17 - 20. I could not find these seats on your site. Help please? Also can you let me know if row AA were in front row before the changes?
Thanks,
Wes

April 3rd, 2011 at 9:51 AM

Redmedic says:

I am looking at RFB 1, Row B. It looks like the boxes were renumbered, is this section currently behind Right Field or on the first base side of Right Field?

Thanks!!

March 31st, 2011 at 9:46 AM

JB says:

I purchased seats in Dec. They were in Box 93 row PP seats 7&8. Looks like only some obstruction. Is there good visibility?

March 30th, 2011 at 2:22 PM

Lisa McCarthy says:

Hi Frank, thank you for your last answer re: sec. 97
Row CC seats 1-2-3....one more question, do these seats have a good view? My son is 13 (2nd ball game) thanks
Lisa

March 29th, 2011 at 5:28 PM

Ross says:

I just recently purchased a seat for section 157 row mm seat 13, according to your site seats only go to 7 ?? What's going on there?

March 29th, 2011 at 10:30 AM

Phil says:

Forgot to mention my son is 10 years old.

Thanks!

March 27th, 2011 at 7:43 PM

Precise Seating says:

Lisa,

The entire Right Field box section is being renovated and I believe that the Red Sox probably created a few extra wheelchair slots in that row. Previously there were 2 wheelchair slots and then it would skip seat #3 in order to put the seat numbering back in order with the other rows. I'm sure that since you purchased from the Red Sox it actually exists now.

Frank

March 27th, 2011 at 1:48 PM

Lisa McCarthy says:

Hi
My b/f purchased tix...Sec. 97
Row CC, Seat 1-2-3 and your site says NO seat 3 (these are listed as handicap accessible and were opurchased through the Red Sox Online tickets...is this an area where they "created" a seat #3 during renovatiuons? Thank You, your site is very, very helpfuL!!
Lisa

March 27th, 2011 at 9:34 AM

Peanut says:

I am so bummed I didn't discover your website sooner but there were Grandstand tix on Sox website and they weren't listed as obstructed so I went ahead and bought them. They're row 1, seats 2 and 3 and according to the the animation home plate is completely obstructed, but the tix can't be returned and I'm out $125 for crap plus we're two hours away. Any thoughts?

March 26th, 2011 at 2:32 PM

JT says:

Frank,
Thanks for the response. Great site! Just curious what are your thought on seats in the RFB-7 area?
JT

March 23rd, 2011 at 6:41 AM

JT says:

Frank,
Any info on RFB7 row K? I see your update on RFB seats in your Blog, but no mention on RFB 6,7,8 having a row k.

JT

March 19th, 2011 at 8:37 PM

Doug says:

I have seats in sec 6/B92 seat #18&19. Is this where the new seats are this year and will the viwing angle still be the same as in years past? thanks

March 17th, 2011 at 4:16 PM

Mark says:

I won some tickets and I am trying to figure out if these are good seats. The description is a little misleading: Infield Grandstand: Section 6-B92, Right Field Box. Section 6 appears to be in the outfield grandstand and if B92 refers to the box section 92, it is also in the outfield. I've been to Fenway many many times but can't figure this out.

March 15th, 2011 at 12:22 PM

Kevin says:

, Precise Seating says:

Kevin,

Field Box 89 does not exist. If it was something like Field Box 82, I would say that the Field Box seats are much better.

Frank

Sorry, these are the seats:Right Field Box 89, row MM,

March 10th, 2011 at 7:51 AM

Precise Seating says:

Kevin,

Field Box 89 does not exist. If it was something like Field Box 82, I would say that the Field Box seats are much better.

Frank

March 9th, 2011 at 4:23 PM

Kevin says:

Any thoughts on which of these are better seats?
Roof box 37 or Field box 89 mm

March 9th, 2011 at 12:30 PM

Matt says:

Just wanted to give you an update for Bud Deck seats

http://images.tickets.com/images/mlb/rf_seating_chart.gif

March 5th, 2011 at 12:40 PM

Precise Seating says:

NEW SELECTION OPTION FOR ALL SEATING SECTIONS. The first seat you select will still require the General Section, section number, row and seat. Once the images are displayed, you can go to the SEAT INFORMATION VIEW to select any seat in that section with the mouse. It will then pull up the images for the selected seat.

March 4th, 2011 at 1:03 PM

Bob says:

Frank

Thank you for your thoughts. This is a frustrating guessing game until Opening Day. I know that it is going to be a close call. If I can't see if the umpire is calling a pitch a ball or a strike then that is as bad as not being able to see the batter. Even an obstruction of the umpire is unacceptable to me.

March 2nd, 2011 at 8:26 PM

bob says:

Frank

I am so frustrated by this reconfiguration process that I'm almost losing sleep over it. All the guy said was that the seats will be far enough to the right so that home plate will not be obstructed. When I told him that your sight shows a virtual complete obstruction of home plate he acknowledged your site and said that other people have referred to your site when they are calling him about their seating concerns. I told him that I am concerned and he told me that I will be pleased. There is nothing more that I can do now except wait for Opening Day.

I really do not understand why instead of keeping me at seat 5-6 which actually shifts me over to questionable seats that the Red Sox could not just assign me seats 12-13 which seem to be the equivalent of what my 5-6 was before all of this. If I am obstructed as your seating chart suggests then I hope that they can make good somehow although by Opening Day all the seats are sold and assigned so where can they move me? Just so frustrating.

If you do call to pry more info out of them then please post your findings. The director of season ticket services is Joe Matthews. Since he is aware of your web site perhaps he would be willing to speak with you if you ask for him and tell the customer rep that answers your call that you are calling about your seating site.

March 2nd, 2011 at 1:59 PM

Precise Seating says:

Bob,

Thanks for posting the additional information. I would hold onto the seats as well since I think you have a good case for replacement seats in case it doesn't turn out well. The Red Sox should be good about resolving it if there's a problem.

I wish they could have explained how those seats are not considered obstructed. I don't understand where else they could be placed. It is possible that it will not be obstructed but they need to provide some additional details. The current information that they are providing indicates that it will be problem.

I'll try to call them again and pry out more information about it.

Frank

March 2nd, 2011 at 10:54 AM

bob says:

Frank

This is a follow up comment to seats 5-6 in section 13 row 11. Today I spoke with the Director of Season Ticketing Services. There are 15 seats in section 13 row 11 as your seating chart indicates. While your chart shows a home plate obstruction he assured me that home plate will not be obstructed from these seats. I mentioned this web site showing the obstruction and he said that other people being relocated have referred to it also so he is aware of this web site.

He insists that seats 5-6 will not be obstructed but when I asked him if someone has actually sat in the seats to verify that he said the seats are not in place yet. So it still remains to be seen
What the truth will be. I was prepared to make the heart breaking decision of giving up my seats if there is a home plate obstruction but now all I can do is cross my fingers until April 8 when I get to see it for myself.
I told him that he will be getting a call from me after Opening Day if these end up being problem seats.

March 2nd, 2011 at 8:53 AM

Chas says:

Frank, I have been in GS 12 Row 1 for 25 years in seats 18-21 and loved them with no obstruction except field behind Pesky Pole.. I think I have been moved to a better seat due to subtracting 7 seats in GS 12. I have been moved over to GS 13 Row 1 seats 13-16. Do you agree that these are better seats? The price is $3 more per seat which I am happy with. I was not sure if seat 13 was past the pole enough to not obstuct anything except maybe a little if right field? What do you think? Thanks for your great site.

February 28th, 2011 at 11:07 AM

Precise Seating says:

Bob,

The changes that we have made to Section 12 and 13 are based on phone calls to the Red Sox ticket office. Unfortunately, they provide very few details over the phone. I'm only able to get information about 1 row per phone call. The updated map of Section 12 and 13 are only estimates based on these phone calls.

We were actually puzzled at first when folks started reporting that Section 13 had 19 seats in the second row. The construction that is now taking place from the Right Field Box are all the way over to Grandstand 13, including Field Box and Loge Box seating, will not be completely resolved until April when we can get a close look at it.

We found out that Grandstand section 12 has been reduced from 25 seats wide to 18 seats wide. This information helped us determine that the 7 additional seats in Grandstand 13 had come from Section 12 being reduced in size. We also noticed that the aisle has been shifted over from the old map so that it falls on the other side of the entry/exit. We really believe that they have shifted GS section 13 over 7 seats. The construction may have provided some additional space in row 11 so that they can put in 19 seats but 19 seats would be the limit for that section bringing it all the way over to GS 14 which has not been touched.

We believe that the updated map is fairly good and that your seats 5 and 6 are in danger of having a home plate obstruction. The Red Sox may not have updated their information with all the changes going on. I would call again and press them to provide more information. Let them know that Section 12 has been reduced by 7 seats and that it's fairly clear that Section 13 has been increased by 7 seats.

Please write back again and let us know about any additional information you can find out.

Frank

February 28th, 2011 at 6:48 AM

bob says:

Frank

I have a follow up question about my section 13 row 11 seats 5-6 seats. Your 3d chart only shows images up to seat 15 with seats 5-6 having a home plate obstruction. But row 11 now has 19 seats and seats 16-19 are not included in the 3D chart so there are 4 seats missing in your 3d chart. With an extra 4 seats to be added to your 3d chart doesn't that mean that seats 5-6 will actually be where seats 1-2 are on the current chart? This would make my 5-6 seats a whole lot better than what you are now indicating. Hope this question makes sense and thanks for your efforts with this web site.

February 27th, 2011 at 10:59 AM

Shawn says:

I was able to purchase loge box seats (box 143, row bb) for a Yankee game. After reading posts here it appears as if bb may have a view problem due to the walkway. When I called the Red Sox directly the told me the walkway had been lowered in this area an only aa had an advisory now. Has this walkway work really made a difference in the views for the seats above aa?

Thanks in advance.

February 27th, 2011 at 9:39 AM

Precise Seating says:

We discovered today from the Red Sox that the construction going on in Grandstand section 13 will affect Grandstand section 12. Grandstand 12 will be shortened by 7 seats (18 seats wide). We expect that Grandstand 13 will be expanded by 7 seats per row. We have already seen some evidence of this with fans buying tickets in GS 13 row 2 seat 16-19. We will adjust our map with the our best estimates and then validate it in April.

Yorick, your Grandstand 13 row 17 seat 1 and 2 appear to be positioned such that the pole is obstructing the home plate area.

Frank

February 24th, 2011 at 6:09 PM

Paul says:

Hi Frank: The seat numbers are 17-20

February 23rd, 2011 at 10:27 AM

Paul says:

We have a chance to secure 4 Sox tickets in May 2011. We've been given an option of Granstand Section 14 Row 9 or RF Section 95 Row VV. Both are the same price. I noticed per your site (which is great Thank you), section 14 has one partially obstructed seat (home plate). Section 95 is clear. The person at the ticket office recommended Section 14 but I'm not so sure. thoughts??

February 22nd, 2011 at 3:14 PM

Yorick says:

Hi mate,
Awesome site! I was wondering if you know anything about row 17 in Grandstand 13? They do not appear on your site yet. We have seats 1 and 2, are they any good?

Thanks and keep up the good work!

February 18th, 2011 at 8:57 PM

Precise Seating says:

There are various changes in the Grandstand sections that have been made over the winter. We will update as much as we can but some will need to wait until April when we can take a better look.

Grandstand 32 - row 1 has been removed.

Grandstand 31 - row 1 now has a full row of seats

Grandstand 29 - additional rows have been added. It now has 18 rows.

Grandstand 27 - row 1 has been renumbered to start with seat 2 instead of seat 1.

Grandstand 12 & 13 - Section 12 has been reduced to 18 seats wide and Section 13 expanded by 7 seat per row.

Loge Box 161 & 162 - wheelchair seating has been adjusted so that there are now 8 wheelchair slots in each section on the last row.

January 29th, 2011 at 11:53 AM

Precise Seating says:

Some of the Right Field Box sections have been renumbered by the Red Sox. We have yet to update our site to match these changes. We will be making these updates in the coming weeks.

RFB 1 is the old RFB 87 Lower section (rows with single letters, A - J)

RFB 2 is the old RFB 86

RFB 3 is the old RFB 92 Lower section (rows with single letters, B - J)

RFB 4 is the old RFB 93 Lower section (rows with single letters, E - J)

RFB 5 is the old RFB 94 Lower section, RFB 1AA and RFB 1AAA

RFB 6, 7, 8 are the old RFB 1 - 7

Thanks for you patience.

December 22nd, 2010 at 10:35 AM

William says:

Thank you again for this site. I would not dream of purchasing tickets to Fenway without knowing the seat number. I think people from other parts of the country do not realize how large a percent of the seating is or is close to being obstructed or unrewarding in some way.

The reason for posting is a comment I saw here that says most of the walkway traffic will be between innings. This, I'm afraid, is true only in a quantitative way. Although the numbers of people in the aisles are much higher between innings, for a variety of reasons the traffic is steady and seldom during the game are walkway obstructed seats free of travelers for more than 30 or 60 seconds. Remember, the vertical aisles are bad, too, filled with a pretty steady stream of vendors. So if you are positioned even within four seats of an aisle but must face in the direction of the aisle to see home plate, your view will be interrupted pretty much continuously throughout the game.

I do not say this to discourage fans. In fact I go to more ballgames at Fenway now because I use this site before buying any tickets. But for fans who come to enjoy the actual ball game rather the crowd and the ambiance, be forewarned. Walkway traffic at Fenway will horrify many of those who are used to newer ballparks. Always use this site. Never buy a ticket to Fenway without checking here unless you are just going as a baseball tourist.

December 11th, 2010 at 12:37 PM

Precise Seating says:

Mike,

Green Monster SRO is a great place from which to view the game. You will need to arrive early to secure a spot along the bar. They limit the number of people who can be on the Green Monster to those holding a seat for the Green Monster. There still seems to always be more people up there than the standing room bar can accommodate. You'll be roughly 350 feet from home plate but it is a unique place to be.

I personally prefer the Pavilion Box SRO area. It's only about 200 feet to home plate which makes a big difference in viewing the infield. Foul balls come back frequently although they are less likely to get all the way back to the SRO section. You're also under cover from rain and a bit more protected from the wind.

Frank

September 16th, 2010 at 7:47 PM

Precise Seating says:

Hi Lynne,

Those are nice seats! You'll like the view from there and there are no obstructions of the infield. Only very minor outfield obstructions. The row height increase is Medium which means that your son will have an easy time seeing over heads in the row before you. You may have a more difficult time since you are shorter.

Frank

August 28th, 2010 at 6:59 PM

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September 3rd, 2010 at 8:05 AM

Lynne says:

Just bought 2 tickets: Infield Grandstand 30, row 15, seats 15 and 16 for myself (5'2and my son who is 5'8). Did I make a good choice?

August 28th, 2010 at 9:25 AM

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September 3rd, 2010 at 8:03 AM

Precise Seating says:

Rob,

You'll need to be there at least 1/2 hour before the game to secure a good spot. Pavilion Club 1 or 3 would be best for foul balls in my opinion. Enjoy the game.

Frank

August 18th, 2010 at 1:50 PM

Precise Seating says:

Bill,

Those seats are incredible. No obstructions at all. There's one row in front of you and then there's a handicap seating row. You will not have any problems at all.

Frank

August 6th, 2010 at 7:37 PM

Precise Seating says:

Diana,

Parking can be tough and expensive around Fenway Park.

One good option is to take the Green Line into Kenmore Station and then it's a short walk over to the stadium.

I've had some good luck with the Boston University lot on 766 Commonwealth Ave which cost $15. It's a healthy walk of about 1/2 mile. Depends on the kids and if they like to walk. I'm sure that their are other options that people have found. Maybe they can reply here. The closer you get the more expensive it gets.

Frank

August 5th, 2010 at 6:21 PM

Precise Seating says:

Diana,

I think the tour is great, especially since the cost is low. They will take you through the press box and other parts of the stadium (probably Green Monster but not always). The boys will definitely enjoy it.

You can look up the exact seats on our site for full details. I checked the seats and they are free of any major obstructions. You'll have a minor pole obstruction for the outfield but its nothing to worry about. The row height increase is labeled Medium which means that your boys may have some difficulty seeing over heads considering that they are 5 and 7 years old. You might want to bring something inflatable to raise them up a few inches.

The seats in general are nice and you'll be close enough to really enjoy the game.

Frank

August 5th, 2010 at 1:38 PM

Precise Seating says:

Have a look at the comments below regarding Pavilion Box Standing room. That might be a good option for you.

Bleacher section 41 and 42 are nice but you will be a fair distance from
the infield. The seats closer to the field will help you to feel more a
part of the game. They are also directly behind the bullpen areas so it's
always fun to see them warming up.

Grandstand section 7 or 8 would be nice. You'll have a good view from
there. Just watch out for pole obstructions.

RF Roof Box is nice because it's elevated. It's probably a little better
than Grandstand 7. No obstructions to worry about up there. The only
problem is if you go down too far to say section 39 or so, it has a
difficult viewing angle. Section 33 does not have that problem.

Good luck,
Frank

August 2nd, 2010 at 7:36 PM

Precise Seating says:

Donna,

How did you find us?

By the way, the site was first active in January 2009.

July 30th, 2010 at 7:30 AM

Rob says:

Thanks Frank, great site. Keep up the good work.

July 27th, 2010 at 1:49 PM

Rob says:

Frank,
I'm looking to get some SRO tickets in the Pavillion.
1) Is 1st or 3rd base better?
2) Is there a bar to lean on in the SRO area?
3) What are the views like?

Love the site, it's very useful. Keep up the great work!
Thanks.

July 26th, 2010 at 1:31 PM

Precise Seating says:

Jason,

Section 40 row 1 is nice. The Red Sox lowered the height of the screen last year that protects the bullpen so it is no longer an issue. You'll be able to see over it without any trouble. In the past, the first few rows needed to look through the screen. You'll be right in front of the Red Sox bullpen which will be nice. You are in the Bleachers which means that you're a little distance from the infield.

We only have 16 seats listed for row 1 of Section 40. Unless the Red Sox have updated that row and added seats, seat 19 and 20 do not exist. I'm surprized that you were able to get the actual seat numbers on Stubhub since normally they only list the row.

To answer your question, the wheelchair row is a mix of wheelchair slots and actual seats. Our site shows which seats are slots and which are seats. By slots, I mean an empty space of concrete. They will provide a metal folding chair for those who do not need a wheelchair. The actual seats are mixed in to provide a seat for the companion of a wheelchair patron.

Let us know if you have more questions.

Frank

July 22nd, 2010 at 8:19 PM

Precise Seating says:

We are experiencing difficulties with our e-mail ([email protected]) at the present time. Please leave feedback and questions here. Sorry for the inconvenience.

Frank

July 15th, 2010 at 9:46 AM

Mike says:

Great site! Wish I'd found it before my StubHub purchase

I'm in section 1, row 7, seats 3-4, for a 1:30 pm game. Two questions: (1) Looks like it'll be a sunny day. Will we be in the shade? (2) Is the pole likely to be manageable by leaning forward, left or right?

June 28th, 2010 at 9:45 AM

Dave says:

Any details on the right field obstruction Grandstand Section 17 Row 1 Seats 1,2,3.
Great site.
Thanks in advance for the reply.

June 19th, 2010 at 7:26 AM

Precise Seating says:

Thanks for the question. You are correct that the "L" stands for Lower Bleachers. "U" stands for Upper Bleachers. We do not make the distinction because we find it makes for more confusion. The Red Sox make the distinction because it affects the ticket price. I haven't seen the "A" before but after looking at the seat, I'm fairly certain that it's an indication of an aisle seat.

Glad that we could help save you some money and hassle.

Frank

June 11th, 2010 at 6:17 AM

Precise Seating says:

Thanks for the question John. You are correct that the Pavilion row 5 seats are actually padded. We have some updated pictures that need to be put in place. It does have a small table in front of it to place your arms, food, etc. It's quite comfortable.

Frank

June 9th, 2010 at 7:34 PM

Precise Seating says:

Update to all Grandstand sections: The jumbotron obstruction information has been added for those seats obstructed by the upper deck. A leg room indicator has been added to show the leg room comfort. Also, a row height increase indicator has been added. The row height will help determine if heads in the previous row can be a problem.

Leg room indicator:

Below average - adequate leg room for a 5'10" but with no room to spare. This will cause problems for tall folks.

Average - adequate leg room for most people but still not much room to spare. May cause problems for tall folks.

Above average - comfortable leg room for all people.

Excellent - abundance of leg room.


Row height increase:

Low - There is a small increase in row height from the previous row. This may cause a viewing problem if you have someone tall in front of you. An average sized 12 year old will have difficulty seeing over heads.

Medium - There is a medium height row increase. Minimal problems seeing over heads from the row in front of you. Average sized 12 year old may have trouble if there is a tall person in the row in front of you.

High - There is a high row height increase. There should be no issues seeing over heads from the previous row. Average sized 12 year old should have only minimal viewing trouble.

May 16th, 2010 at 1:18 PM

Ed says:

Thanks for the site and the tips. The Coca-Cola Pavilion was fun, great overall view of the park and field, a little far from the infield for my taste but my son and father-in-law enjoyed being on top of the world (except when the downpour came tearing through in the top of the fifth!).

Those seats are great for seeing the high drives and fly balls to left field.

On a cool night with any wind, it has the potential to be extremely cold up there. Bring gore-tex, layers, and hats.

Moved to Grandstand 30 row 16 after the second wave of rain hit, closer to infield but roof obstructed those high flies to left. Not bad seats, though.

I've sent photos of the two perspectives.

Took my son to field box 46, row D, for the bottom of the ninth (park was half empty at that point!), great proximity but for an 8-year old hard to see over the heads in front. Would think twice about taking a child to field box seats unless I had the first row or two.

All in all a wet day, Yanks stomped over the Sox, long game with the hour-plus delay, but glad to have experienced Fenway finally. Looking forward to Oct. 3 in Grandstand 12.

May 10th, 2010 at 8:23 PM

Bill says:

Hi again,

I think the Red Sox need to be a little more liberal on what they consider obstructed view.
Saturday I sat in Sec 15 Row 5 Seat 2 there was a pole four rows in front of me and I was constantly leaning to see almost any play at first or second base.

May 10th, 2010 at 11:33 AM

Ed says:

Great site.
Want to take 8-year old son and 89-year old father in law to game (he's 6 feet with long legs). Initially wanted infield grandstand but concerned about his comfort with legroom.
Just bought tickets in row J seats 13-15 of Coke Pavilion for the Yankees game Saturday. I realize this is far from the infield, but would they be more comfortable seats for him?

Also, seems like the overall view is pretty good up there, a nice experience for an 8-year old's first game.

We have grandstand seats in section 12 row 4 for final day of season, that will get him a little closer to the action (surprise gift for birthday).

I will take photos when there and send, since you don't have any of that section (I will give you a license to own the photos if you're concerned about copyright).

Keep up the good work.

May 5th, 2010 at 9:05 AM

Precise Seating says:

Update to Grandstand section 25: Row 17 and 18 have been updated with regular seat views. These two rows were previously a single wheelchair row.

April 30th, 2010 at 10:56 AM

Matt says:

Thanks Frank - great site!

April 28th, 2010 at 8:23 AM

Precise Seating says:

They do seem to have many more tickets available than in the past. Also, in past years it was very difficult to find a pair of seats on the Red Sox site which is not currently true.

Frank

April 27th, 2010 at 6:16 PM

Precise Seating says:

Hi Matt,

Pavilion Club 1 row 1 should have an excellent view. I don't know if there are any extra privileges that go with a seat in that section but I tend to think the answer is no. Maybe there's someone else who can confirm it.

Frank

April 26th, 2010 at 6:57 PM

Precise Seating says:

Bill, I assume the uncomfortable part of sitting near the blue railing (Grandstand section 10 or Right Field Box section 97) is that getting to the isle is difficult. This is because the only isle is on the other side of the section. Is this correct?

I believe the view from there should be very good.

Frank

April 26th, 2010 at 6:47 PM

Bill says:

For Mary,

Be careful if you sit in the rf boexes in Section 10. That blue railing that seperates where the grounds crew sit and section 11 is a killer.
I went to the game against the Orioles Friday night and sitting at the 'closed' end of the section was most uncomfortable. I have a pic on my home computer whh I will try an upload.

April 26th, 2010 at 11:30 AM

Precise Seating says:

In answer to your question, you'll need to look at the 2D overview map very closely to see if there is a black space at the edge of the section of interest. The black background indicates an aisle.

Frank

April 23rd, 2010 at 1:22 PM

Mary S says:

Love your site!
I have a question about aisles - is there any indication in your seating charts about the aisles? I know some sections are separated by bars not aisles, so is there any rhyme or reason to being able to tell if your seat is at the edge of a section if it is an aisle or not? (I know you just addressed this for a specific RF Box but wondered if there were any general guidelines)

April 23rd, 2010 at 12:25 PM

Bill says:

Thanks for the info. I saw a pic on line and I noticed a blue railing thats near canvas ally and figured that was my section.

April 21st, 2010 at 8:43 PM

Bill says:

Hi.
Im looking at RF BOX b97 row QQ seat 11. For $52 it looks pretty good and better than rf grandstand further out.

Im trying to confirm if im 3 seats in from the aisle on the other side.

Love your site

April 21st, 2010 at 11:28 AM

Cindy says:

Let me make it clear that it is not the cameraman who causes the obstruction. He is at the very corner of the section and out of the way. It is the fact that the seats are so high that the lower wall of the section itself obscures the foul line in left field. I took several pictures. How can I submit them to you?

April 20th, 2010 at 8:04 AM

Precise Seating says:

Hi Cindy,

Thanks for getting back to us. Too bad they lost. We appreciate the details about that section. We'll have to visit the Pavilion Reserved section again and do some analysis on the cameraman and the obstruction it causes.

Frank

April 18th, 2010 at 5:45 AM

Noy says:

This site is so useful and helpful! I'm glad I found it.

I have been debating for the last couple of days where the best location is. I've heard that since the park is kinda small, there really aren't any "bad seats." But honestly, I'm flying up from Charlotte to go to the game against the yankees, and I want the best seats and I'm willing to pay whatever for them. If you had to pick, where would you sit? I am debating between the loge section & the home plate pavilion....

April 17th, 2010 at 7:30 PM

Precise Seating says:

Sorry, we didn't get to this sooner for you. PB18 is probably an abbreviation for Pavilion Box 18. This really should be labeled Pavilion Reserved 18. There is no shelter from rain and you are up high so it will be windy as well.

Frank

April 17th, 2010 at 3:00 PM

Precise Seating says:

I'm assuming that you have Grandstand section 25. If so you'll have a great view from row 3 and row 4 as long as you are not in the first couple seats. Seat 1 has a bad pole obstruction that blocks home plate.

There is also Field Box section 25 which would be incredible, or Right Field Roof Box section 25 which would also be very nice.

You can see your exact seat by entering the site and once at the Fenway Park page, entering General Section, section, row and seat to see precise details.

Let me know if you need any additional help.
Frank

April 5th, 2010 at 10:58 AM

Precise Seating says:

Mike,

Thanks so much for your comments. It's always nice to get that kind of feedback.

We just recently updated our site to be a bit more search engine friendly but it's not quite where it needs to be. If you search using the string, Fenway Park seating chart, it will appear. The more links people add to their sites pointing to us the more it should rise in the ratings. What search strings were you using to try to find us?

Thanks for the offer of the pictures and the offer of additional photos. Send us an e-mail so we can contact you directly.

It would be nice to have a fan photo directory on our site. We'll have to consider how we would manage it. There are several things to be careful of when taking photos. No game time photos, no players faces or close ups of players in the photos, and no fans faces in the photos if you can help it.

Thanks for your help,
Frank

April 1st, 2010 at 10:53 AM

Precise Seating says:

Neil,

Thanks, we'd like to create one for every park as well but unfortunately it takes quite a bit of work. :)

We'd like to have Wrigley Field or Red Sox Palms Park done next. I think the Red Sox are building a new park in Florida for next year. If you have a preference let us know.

We have the data for the leg room and "raised rows". The raised row (height greater than 1 foot to the next row) occurs in the Grandstand, RFB, and Bleachers. It's a nice piece of information because it means that fan's heads in the previous row are not an issue. We'll do our best to get this feature added. The leg room could probably be displayed as "cramped", "average" and "excellent". We'll have to consider that one as well.

Thanks for your comments!
Frank

March 26th, 2010 at 11:13 AM

Precise Seating says:

Those seats are absolutely wonderful. My guess would be that you're trying to make us all jealous. :)

If you ignore the reference to Section 15, you'll be able to easily locate the seat through our site. The Red Sox often include the Grandstand section number to assist you in finding the Field Box section. Most of the time it only serves to confuse people.

You are directly behind the Red Sox dugout, 38 feet from the field, 125 feet from home plate, and you'll have a wonderful view of the game. Enjoy it!

Frank

March 24th, 2010 at 5:54 AM

Precise Seating says:

John,

I guess that depends on which seat you had in Grandstand 22. Seat 1 is going to be difficult all through the game. Seat 3 is not bad at all. Maybe you could rotate seats every inning with your friends. Right Field Roof box 41 has a difficult viewing angle and is a bit far from home plate. I guess they are about equal.

Frank

March 9th, 2010 at 6:31 AM

Precise Seating says:

Ron,

Unfortunately, they do not discount for obstructed view seats. I think they should especially for large obstructions. Also, they probably did not mark the seats as obstructed view because the pitcher's mound and home plate are in view. Do you know which seats you have? The further over you are in row 3 (towards seat 8) the greater the obstruction. It's not so bad at seat 1 and 2. On the plus side, you will have a good view of the entire infield.

Frank

March 7th, 2010 at 7:53 PM

Precise Seating says:

John,

I'm assuming that Section 22 is Grandstand section 22. If so, seat 1 has a pole that blocks home plate and part of the pitcher's mound. Seat 2 gets better but it's still blocking first base. Seat 3 is the best of them since it only has right field blocked from view. You can see all of this by using our site and entering the section, row and seat. Start at the home page and click on the Fenway image.

Let us know if you have trouble using the site.

Frank

March 4th, 2010 at 7:01 PM

Precise Seating says:

Hi Bill,

The pole really is there and will block 25% of your view. The 3-d view doesn't show the pole because it is just barely out of view when looking towards the pitcher's mound. All 3-d views are directed at the pitcher's
mound. The 2d view and supporting information provide a much more complete perspective of the experience from a particular seat.

There is an actual picture provided from the 1st seat in every Grandstand row so you'll be able to enter Grandstand Section 15 row 2 seat 1 in order to see the pole. Given that you're in seat 2 and so close to the pole, you'll be able to lean back and forth a bit to improve your view around the pole. Luckily it blocks the outfield and not the infield from that seat.

Regards,
Frank

February 28th, 2010 at 6:33 PM

Precise Seating says:

The first row in Section 40 of the Bleachers is a wheelchair row. It has been labeled row 2 in the past. It's possible that the Red Sox have relabeled it to be row 1. We'll check on it in April. My guess would be that it is still labeled row 2. Seat 1 and 2 will be very nice from there. The Bleacher screen has been lowered so it's no longer an obstruction issue. You'll have a great view of the Red Sox pitchers in the bullpen. Seat 1 will be a metal folding chair and Seat 2 will be a standard type Bleacher chair.

February 24th, 2010 at 7:43 PM

Jimmy says:

Well, that makes sense.

February 22nd, 2010 at 8:37 AM

Precise Seating says:

Jean F.

Thanks for the feedback. Would you mind if we used your comments on our homepage?

February 2nd, 2010 at 5:56 AM

Jim says:

Great site! One addition I'd suggest is to add jumbotron visibility in your visible features. From my seats in bleacher 40, jumbotron is not even visible if you turn around (unless you stand on the seat and crook your neck). I don't mind but some people might.

Also, they lowered the bullpen screen last year. I think your obstructed area is accurate because it used to obscure home plate, but it still seems like the obstructed area is a little large?

January 30th, 2010 at 9:49 AM

Precise Seating says:

Bleacher section 37 and 38 has been updated for a few rows that have shelter from rain due to the jumbotron.

January 14th, 2010 at 7:26 PM

Precise Seating says:

As far as we know, Field Box section 18 was unaffected by the inner bowl changes that occurred last year. The entire section has seats 1-4. This information should be accurate.

December 19th, 2009 at 8:06 PM

Precise Seating says:

A correction to the Right Field Box sections has been made. The sheltered from rain indicator for the last few rows has been updated.

November 28th, 2009 at 5:11 AM

rob says:

section 52 of the dugout boxes-there is no information displayed. are they 2 rows of 4 seats each?

November 7th, 2009 at 2:53 PM

Precise Seating says:

Hi Edward,

Those should be fantastic seats. I don't see problems so long as it is Grandstand 24 row 1 seat 9 and 10 and the tickets are valid.

September 27th, 2009 at 2:16 PM

Don says:

Thanks Frank,
That pretty much confirms what I've been thinking. Every once in awhile a higher numbered seat is on an aisle.

September 24th, 2009 at 9:15 PM

Don says:

I'm never sure if the hightest number loge seat in a row is going to be on an aisle or inside near the bar. Do all the loge rows start with seat #1 on the aisle and the hightest numbered seat on the inside of the row?

Thanks for the great site.

September 21st, 2009 at 5:42 PM

Precise Seating says:

Grandstand sections 17 thru 24 have been corrected for changes in the last couple rows. Mostly wheelchair seating changes and seat widening changes.

August 28th, 2009 at 5:50 AM

Precise Seating says:

The Right Field Roof Terrace has been added to the site.

August 17th, 2009 at 7:30 PM

Mark says:

Great Site!!! I used the site for the game last night (Aug 12th) and the view was exactly as shown on the site!!! I used the StubHub link on your site and looked at the seat view before purchasing the tickets, it worked great. Great Tickets and Great Views, thank you Precise Seating!!!

We also went to the Fenway Tour before the game and we highly recommend the Tour. For $12 (adult) they gave a great overview and history of the Ball Park. And we were able to see the views from the Pavilian, Right Field Roof Box and Green Monster seats!!! Awesome views!

August 13th, 2009 at 7:50 AM

Vi says:

Great info. I have not been to Fenway since I was a kid. Needless to say I am much bigger now. How wide are the seats?

July 31st, 2009 at 10:17 PM

Precise Seating says:

Thanks for the feedback! You're welcome to send photos to [email protected]. Thus far we have only used our own photos and images. We'd have to check what is required legally to use photos from others. For example, getting permission to use the photos as well as modify them if needed.

One option is to use the photos directly in our images. Another option may be to provide a separate means to add information and pictures. Any suggestions on how best to manage this would be welcome.

July 27th, 2009 at 11:38 AM

Precise Seating says:

Field Box sections have been updated to show the new seat pictures (sections 21 to 70).

July 21st, 2009 at 7:43 PM

Dan says:

As of last season, regular ticket holders could access the back side of the bar on the Budweiser deck. Gates and security personel restrict access to the seats and standing room to Bud deck ticket holders, but the bar is (was) open to everyone. Two factors make this especially relavent. First, lines are typically short to non-existent, and second, while many Fenway vendors sell beer in 12 oz. cups, beer sold on the Bud deck comes in 16 oz. cups for the same price.

I am particularly interested to see the newly renovated right field roof section. I have standing room tickets to the Right Field Roof Box for next week, and see that standing room tickets to the Right Field Roof Terrace are sold seperately (for the same price, both $10 more than regular standing room). Does anyone know if the right field roof sections are gated from other areas of the park, and if the RFR "Terrace" is segregated from the RFR "Box?"

July 21st, 2009 at 2:00 PM

Precise Seating says:

Home Plate Pavilion Club seat images have been refreshed to reflect the new upper deck changes.

July 18th, 2009 at 7:46 AM

CJ says:

Is the Bud Deck and its amenities accessible from the Right Field Roof Box seats? Do you have any recommended websites of where to buy tickets without getting screwed?
Thanks...thisa site is the best!!!~

June 30th, 2009 at 6:03 PM

Steve says:

I have tickets for RF Box - Terrace B, Row 1, seats 32-35. How does this map to your system. BTW - great idea and execution of software. I lknow it must be a bear to keep up wiht changes

June 29th, 2009 at 2:23 PM

Precise Seating says:

Janice,
We currently do not have a Dugout Box section 9. It is possible that the Red Sox have added Dugout Section 9 since we last checked on it. If so, it would be directly in front of the Field Box section 9. Dugout box sections only have 2 rows and they are labeled row 1 and 2. The info you provided with row 1 seat 2 would make sense but row D4 would not. I can only guess at what D4 might mean but you might wish to check with the folks you bought them from. If there is a Dugout Box section 9, row 1 is right on the field and will be a fantastic seat.

June 29th, 2009 at 8:24 AM

Craig says:

This is AWESOME!! Great idea, and long overdue. Keep up the great work!!!

June 27th, 2009 at 4:44 PM

alvaro says:

what means secction 4 box 90?

June 25th, 2009 at 11:07 PM

Precise Seating says:

Grandstand sections 31 and 32 have been updated to include the wheelchair seating in row 16. Row 15 in both sections has been adjusted since seats were removed from this row to accommodate the wheelchair seating.

June 10th, 2009 at 7:58 PM

Precise Seating says:

Green Monster pictures have been added for the first seat in every row. This has been done for all 10 sections.

May 27th, 2009 at 7:22 PM

Devin says:

could you include information or pictures regarding stage location for Fenway concerts?

May 25th, 2009 at 3:30 PM

Precise Seating says:

Loge Box section 155 has been updated to include the new seats as a result of the inner bowl changes that took place over the winter. It is now 6 seats wide (previous 4 seats wide).

May 23rd, 2009 at 2:49 PM

Precise Seating says:

Pavilion Club sections 9 and 10 have been updated to include additional seats in rows 1 and 2.

May 13th, 2009 at 8:26 PM

Precise Seating says:

Pavilion Reserved sections 16 and 18 have been added to the site. These two sections make up the entire Pavilion Reserved general section.

April 8th, 2009 at 7:48 PM

Precise Seating says:

[email protected] was not functional for a short time. The problem has been corrected and mail is now sent to the right location.

March 23rd, 2009 at 6:09 PM

Precise Seating says:

The Right Field Box sections 1AA and 1AAA were not able to display the images due to a problem on our site. This problem has been corrected and they now display as they should.

February 20th, 2009 at 11:21 AM

Precise Seating says:

The Bleacher screen that previously caused an obstruction for section 40 through 43 has been lowered. We have been able to estimate the screen height and have replaced the first 9 rows in those Bleacher sections to reflect the change. The screen should no longer be a problem although we will not be able to get an exact measurement until April.
February 14th, 2009 at 11:30 AM

February 20th, 2009 at 9:36 AM

Precise Seating says:

Steven Sullivan says:
Hi PS:

Great information on your web site!

Is the infield grandstand seat layout based on the 2008 arrangement or the revised 2009 plan with wider seats?

I sat in section 24, row 14 last year and noted an obstruction in seat 22; with the pole right over the 3rd base bag.

Your site notes seat 20 as the first seat to obstruct 3rd base; which is different from my experience.

Can you help?

February 20th, 2009 at 9:28 AM