Contact Fenway Park: Find below customer service details of Fenway Park, including phone and email. Besides contact details, the page provides a brief overview of the baseball stadium and its services. Reach the Fenway Park customer service below for queries, complaints or feedback.
Address
Fenway Park
4 Yawkey Way
Boston, MA 02215
Customer Service
Phone:Â 617-226-6000 (general)
Phone:Â 877-REDSOX-9 (tickets)
Phone:Â 888-REDSOX6 (tickets)
Phone: 1-800-FENWAY-9 (shopping)
Email: [email protected] (feedback)
Email: [email protected] (premium tickets)
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About Fenway Park
Fenway Park is a baseball stadium located in Boston, Massachusetts. Opened in the year 1912, the stadium can accommodate up to 38,000 visitors. Presently home to MLB’s Boston Red Sox, the stadium regularly hosts soccer, hockey and live concerts, besides baseball games. The stadium underwent a 10-year renovation that concluded in 2011.
Tickets for upcoming events and games can be purchased at the Red Sox Ticket Office. The office is open on all game days from 10 am. Visitors can also purchase tickets on the website, by viewing the seating chart as well as prices. Payment can be done using major credit cards. If you are looking for a VIP seating experience, purchase the Dugout Club seats, seats at the State Street Pavilion Club or EMC Club. The premium seats and suites come with incredible views, plush seats, private restrooms, flat TV screens and fine dining.
Visitors can easily reach the venue using MBTA’s buses, subway or commuter rail. There are also several parking lots at Fenway Park for those with their own automobile. You can purchase a parking pass in advance on the website. For more information or queries on upcoming events, tickets, club seats, payment, parking, lost and found items, or others, reach the Fenway Park customer service.
I am attending The Zac Brown concert and just had the worst interaction with the person they have assigned to elevator number 7 Jeanne. She was not only incompetent but decided to be rude as well. I am perplexed at how she is allowed to engage with any patron. I am disgusted.
I sent a letter after attending the first playoff game and had no response. I was in RF box 90 on 10/5/18. I was very disappointed with the staff (of which you have plenty) in that section. My view of the game was the backs of the fans in front of me. My ticket cost me $135 and the only was I could see the game was replays on the jumbotron.
I know fans are excited, but standing for the entire game is rude to those of us who cannot do this. I strongly feel that the section supervisiors did not do their job with keeping the fans in their seats. I have sat in other sections in right field that a wonderful employee made sure that people kept seated so that the entire section could watch the game.
Money wasted!!!, I could have stayed home and enjoyed every play!!
Just tell me, is it not the job of the employees of a section should keep a close eye on the crowd and manage them. If not, let me know; if so I think they need to have their job responsibilities reviewed.
I am a retired person, comfortable, but nowhere near rich enough to waste $135.
Very disappointed
Patricia Halpin
I attended last nights game 8-1-17. I parked in the gate B parking lot within about 5 rows of the exit side. I believe I lost my cell phone there. Black case blue LG flip phone. Any help or recommendations as to recovering it would be greatly appreciated.