Home of the Red Sox, with a sensory room at Gate E, a Quieter Room in the Royal Rooters Club after first pitch, and KultureCity sensory kits, noise-reducing headphones and foam earplugs at every Fan Information Booth.
“Fans needing to decompress from sensory sensitivities during games and events at Fenway Park can visit the sensory room at Gate E.”
“the Royal Rooters Club is available after first pitch for fans who need an area quieter than the general seating bowl.”
“KultureCity sensory kits and overhead earphones are available for all fans for the duration of the game at any Fan Information booth (Gates B, D and E).”
The Royal Rooters Club is behind Section 3 in the Gate B concourse; ask at the Gate B booth for the credential and directions.
Headphones are cleaned between uses, and disposable foam earplugs are at every Fan Information Booth. In premium seats, kits are at the Dell Tech service desk.
Need an accommodation? Call Accessible Services at 617-226-6197 (Monday to Friday, 10 am to 4 pm) before the game, or ask the Security Supervisor at your gate.
Sensory room by the Fan Information Booth at Gate Equiet zone
Quieter Room in the Royal Rooters Club, after first pitch, with a credential from the Gate B boothquiet zone
Kids two and under don't need a ticket.
Parking is extremely limited, and the Red Sox encourage public transportation. A little handicap parking is on Jersey Street between Van Ness and Boylston, near Gate D. Best drop-off spots: Gate B (Van Ness and Ipswich) and Gate D (Van Ness and Jersey).
Bags: one compartment, 12 x 12 x 6 inches or smaller. You can bring one sealed 16 oz plastic bottle of water. Stroller parking is inside Gate C and inside Gate A.
First aid is on the lower concourse on the right field line near Section 12.
The Kids Concourse, between Gate B and Gate C near the outfield, has activities and family picnic tables.
Need help during a game? Text 23215 with the word "security" and your message, or call 617-226-6411.
