Boston · FENWAY PARK & BOSTON SPORTS TOURS
9 reviewed
America’s oldest ballpark still hosts, and the tour gets you where the crowd can’t: the Green Monster, the press box, the dugout. Here are the 9 best Fenway and Boston sports experiences, with what each visit includes, how long it runs, and why the early game-day slots sell out first.
Guided Fenway Park tours from 15 minutes to a pre-game option. See the Green Monster, iconic seats, and Boston skyline views.
“Excellent tour! Much more than I thought it would be. Super cool to visit the press box and see the World Series trophy’s. Well thought out tour even if baseball isn’t your main interest.”
Step inside Fenway Park with a guided 1-hour tour, Green Monster access, and the Fenway Park Living Museum’s huge artifact collection.
“Great Tour of Fenway Park. The tour guides were great and very knowledgeable. You even get to go on top of the Green Monster”
Walk TD Garden’s player tunnels and visiting locker rooms, then tour suites, clubs, and backstage areas in a 60-minute guided visit.
See the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park with an assigned seat, digital ticket on your phone, and Skip the ticket line entry.
See the Boston Celtics live at TD Garden with mobile tickets sent to your phone and skip-the-line entry. NBA game day in Boston.
“Super expérience ! Un match de la NBA est un véritable show. Super ambiance.”
Walk TD Garden’s Sports Museum on Premium Levels 5–6, then hit Bruins Heritage Hall with a small guided group in about 1 hour.
“I booked this believing we would get to see the sports museum and Bruins Heritage Hall. Upon arrival we were told the sports museum was unavailable due to a concert that night. I wouldn't have spent $120 to just see Hertiage Hall.”
Catch a Boston Bruins game at TD Garden with a mobile ticket and great sightlines. Typical price $97, about 3 hours of pure hockey.
See the Red Sox at Fenway Park with a mobile ticket, dedicated seat, and fan activities, plus dining and merch on-site.
“My first time there! Dude dove to catch the ball! Landed on the ground still held onto it! And a crazy fan ran onto the field! Lol”
A 90-minute Boston sports walk linking the Marathon finish line to Fenway Park, with passionate guide Kat and great photo stops.
“This tour should be on the top of everyone’s list while in Boston. Kat isn’t some random fan telling you some facts and stats. She is a historian who has used her knowledge and passion to create a fantastic tour in this sports crazed city. I have closely followed Boston sports my entire life and I learned so much from Kat about the marathon, Fenway Park, the Red Sox, and baseball in Boston. I had such a great time and I can’t wait to book her other tour!”
