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Construction on Fenway Park began in 1911 and the Park officially opened on 4/20/1912. With the closing of Tigers Stadium, Fenway Park is now the oldest ballpark still in use. Boston natives and baseball enthusiasts love the intimate and classic feel of the old ballpark. This alone has allowed the park to last all these years. Rather than build a new Stadium for the Boston Red Sox, ownership over the years has chosen to add to the existing ballpark. The recent additions of seats on top of the famed Green Monster, and a new right field roof deck pavilion, have vastly improved the existing Fenway Park. The increase in capacity also helps the Red Sox raise the revenue they need to keep their team competitive.
The current capacity of Fenway Park is 36,200, but that will increase again for the 2006 season. The Boston Red Sox will open up the enclosed .406 Club and add 852 pavilion club seats, 745 pavilion box seats, and approximately 200 pavilion standing-room seats along the left- and right-field lines.
The 2009 MLB season has finally been put to rest, and for Red Sox fans this could only mean one thing….When does the 2010 regular season start up? The countdown for next season starts at 151 days, when the Red Sox host the new found world champion New York Yankees April 5th at Fenway Park.There [...]
The Boston Globe recently reported for a variety of events to take place at Fenway Park around the time of the Winter Classic game between the Boston Bruins and Philadelphia Flyers. The rink is expected to be ready by December 18th following the arrival of the ice-making ingredients on the 10th. The Bruins and Red [...]
Red Sox Executive Vice President/Chief Operating Officer Sam Kennedy has recently been circulating the idea of bringing Premier League Soccer to Fenway Park. The Boston Globe reports his plans for a regular season game in 2012, serving as part of Fenway’s 100-year anniversary celebration.“Our mission is to explore all sorts of what we call ‘blue chip events’ [...]
