Fenway Park

Conditional. Only single-compartment bags no larger than 12"x12"x6" are allowed; backpacks, duffel bags, and other multi-compartment bags (even clear ones) are banned. Max size: 12"x12"x6". Fee: Locker storage fee applies for non-compliant bags. Exceptions: Diaper bags and bags with medical supplies are exempt from the size restriction.

Allowed. Non-compliant bags can be checked into a storage locker rather than turned away entirely. Fee: Locker storage fee applies.

Conditional. The Red Sox don't operate their own lot at Fenway — the official site directs fans to nearby private garages (grouped by direction of approach) and to SpotHero, its official parking-reservation partner. The official site lists roughly a dozen nearby garages by name, address, and space count without a single flat rate; secondary sources put typical rates at $10-55 depending on the garage and game, with two garages branded as Red Sox partner options priced around $10-20 for a discounted rate. Fee: $10-55, varies by garage (per official garage directory + secondary pricing sources).

Conditional. One sealed, unopened 16 oz. plastic water bottle is allowed per guest; other bottles, cans, and glass are banned. Max quantity: 1 (16 oz. sealed plastic bottle).

Conditional. Outside food is permitted as long as it fits within the required bag size limit; there's no outright ban stated.

Allowed. Bags containing essential medical equipment/supplies are exempt from the standard bag size and single-compartment rules.

Not Allowed. Outside alcohol is prohibited; beer is sold inside until the end of the 7th inning (or 2.5 hours after first pitch), with ID checked for every purchase. Grandstand sections 32-33 ("CVS Family Sections") are alcohol-free zones.

Not Allowed. Marijuana is listed among illegal substances; smoking or vaping it is banned everywhere in the park, same as tobacco.

Not Allowed. Hard-sided coolers and glass containers are not allowed. Soft-sided coolers aren't explicitly addressed but would still need to fit the 12"x12"x6" single-compartment bag rule.

Conditional. Strollers are permitted, with designated stroller parking near Gates A and C.

Allowed. Breast pumps are permitted through security; Fenway has dedicated nursing rooms plus a Medela-supported lactation pod on the Kids' Concourse — the first in MLB.

Allowed. Wheelchairs and mobility devices are accommodated, with accessible seating and escorts available at the Gate D information booth.

Conditional. Recreational cameras and smartphones are allowed, but professional equipment, tripods/monopods, and detachable lenses longer than 6 inches are banned. Max size: Detachable lens limit: 6 inches.

Not Allowed. Drones (UAVs) are prohibited at all times in and around Fenway Park.

Conditional. Umbrellas are allowed inside but may only be opened during official rain delays.

Conditional. Noise-making devices and instruments are banned; signs are capped at 24"x18" and flags at 18"x24" without poles (larger flags allowed for official cultural celebrations). Max size: Signs: 24"x18"; Flags: 18"x24". Exceptions: Larger flags allowed for official cultural celebrations.

Not Allowed. Firearms (even for licensed holders or off-duty police), knives, box cutters, tools, pepper spray, and mace are all prohibited.

Not Allowed. Smoking and vaping of any kind (including marijuana and e-cigarettes) is banned throughout Fenway Park and surrounding Jersey Street.

Not Allowed. Costumes and costume masks are prohibited.

Conditional. Only certified service animals are welcome; regular pets are not permitted. Exceptions: Certified service animals.

Not Allowed. No re-entry is allowed at any gate once a guest has entered Fenway Park.

Yes — Red Sox stadium is a former or alternate name for Fenway Park. All of the entry policies on this page apply the same way.

Yes — Boston Red Sox park is a former or alternate name for Fenway Park. All of the entry policies on this page apply the same way.