Living in Boston's Fenway | Keys To The City
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2022
- Bringing you insights into what makes Boston's neighborhood's tick, Josh and Andrew are thrilled to highlight one of their favorite neighborhoods in this episode of Keys To The City: Fenway. They cover how to enjoy a game at Fenway Park sans tickets, the various property types throughout the neighborhood, as well as the history and culture of the neighborhood. Check out other episodes on the channel, enjoy!
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Fenway, is so Americana.. I get so emotional. It chokes me up, everytime I walk in there... Love the Boston vibe..
Yes!! The Verb Hotel is icing on the Americana cake.
FUN FACT: If you really want to see a museum that'll even blow you away more than the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, you must check out Worcester Art Museum. You have to see it to believe it! Well worth the drive to Worcester!
Thanks for the suggestion!!
Boston… my city and home! My brother used to live in those brick apartments a couple blocks from, Fenway Park. I lived next to the, Museum of Fine Arts. It’s cool to see your home being covered for good things. Good times in, Boston.
Thanks for sharing your experience!
Another great Boston area video presentation! Love these!!
Thanks so much Rick!
Fenway's got a great mix of new development and older apartment buildings. If you're moving into one of the newer developments on Boylston St, make sure to reserve your freight elevator and loading dock prior to your move. If you're moving to an older building in the blocks behind Boylston, make sure to reserve a moving permit and tow zone signs from the city to allow your movers a safe, legal, and accessible place to park.
It's called the emerald necklace a string of green spaces around the city the Fens are part of it. Next to Fenway Park
Yes! One of the jewels of Boston. Pun intended
Love this video. Love Fenway Park, although that is the one place I go to and never wear my Yankees cap. Boston is definitely one of the very few real cities in the US, one of probably seven..
Thank you for sharing. Julie Kilburn
I lived in the Fenway on queensbury ave. Just a few blocks from the park. Was great because it was before 2004 so almost no games were sold out. On sundays during the season we used to just walk up no matter the inning and pay less than $20 to walk in and sit in an open front row seat on either baseline. Those were the days. The bleacher bar is a huge and great piece of advice in this video. Men can even still see the field at the urinal 😅. Why? They put a window there so you don’t miss anything while pissing lol.
That's awesome! The same day tickets often are still available but mostly from resellers outside of the park entrance.
From what I hear the bleacher bar closes that window when there's an actual game on. 😔
Not to our knowledge!!
You failed to mention how much it costs to attend a Red Sox game or how much it costs to live in Boston.
The first game my dad ever took me to Red Sox Yankees 1978? Tickets were $8 each. Box seats on 3rd base line.
$3 bleacher seats in the 90s
Games range from $25 to $125+ depending on seats and who's playing!
Fenway Park is Fenway Park not a Stadium
Paul McCartney Sir Paul
Most expensive park to see a game in MLB plus the advertising inside the park is terrible it's like a giant nascar on steroids don't be fooled
Fenway park is uncomfortable hard to get to and to expensive and Boston is a cesspool
Traffic is an issue for sure. Going so far as to say Boston is a cesspool... not so sure about that.