Fenway Park
Whether you're headed to Fenway Park for a Red Sox game, a concert, or one of the many events hosted at this historic baseball park every year, the T can get you there—and help you avoid traffic.
It can get crowded on game days, so be sure to plan ahead. You can check for delays and service updates online, and follow Fenway Park, the Red Sox and the MBTA on X (Formerly Twitter) for game day alerts and notices.
Take the T to Fenway Park
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Green Line
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Kenmore and Fenway stations are within walking distance of Fenway Park
Take any B, C, or D train to Kenmore
Take any D train to Fenway
E trains do not go to Fenway or KenmoreIf you board an E train, transfer to the B, C, or D at Park Street, Boylston, Arlington, or Copley stations
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Commuter Rail
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Lansdowne Station (formerly Yawkey), on the Worcester Line, is within walking distance of Fenway Park
From North Station, transfer to any Green Line B, C, or D train
From South Station, take the Red Line to Park Street and transfer to any Green Line B, C, or D train
Visiting Boston?
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Check out our visitor guide
Paying Your Fare
Additional Information
Parking
Driving to Fenway Park is not recommended, due to traffic and parking restrictions in the neighborhood.
You can park at an MBTA lot or garage and take the train into the city. Daily rates are between $2 – $9, and you can pay with your phone or a credit card.
Late Games
The last Green Line train leaves Kenmore Station at 12:40 AM.
If the game is expected to run late, there will be an alert on the jumbo screen before the last train leaves Kenmore.