Fenway Park is a must-see for sports fans visiting Boston, whether to watch a Red Sox game or just take a guided tour of the building. The 37,000-capacity ballpark first opened in 1912 but was rebuilt in 1934. Fenway Park is well connected to Logan Airport by public transportation. But all public transportation, including the T subway system, can get very busy on game nights, so allow extra time if you intend to make the journey at this time.
T Subway
Step 1
Take the T subway to avoid traffic on the roads. The nearest T station to Fenway Park is Kenmore. To reach the station, cross the bridge onto Brookline Avenue, then turn right onto Commonwealth Avenue. You’ll find Kenmore station close to the junction with Kenmore Street.
Step 2
Buy your ticket in the station and take any Green line train heading downtown, but change onto the blue line when you reach Government Center. Check that the train you take is heading to Wonderland.
Step 3
Get out at Airport station and take any of the shuttle buses to the airport terminals.
T Subway and Silver Line
Step 1
Take the Silver line train to be dropped off directly outside the airport terminals and avoid having to use the airport’s shuttle buses.
Step 2
Get to Kenmore station using the directions above, then take any downtown T from Kenmore and get out at Park Street.
Step 3
Change to the Red line, heading south to Braintree, but get out at South Station and follow signs to the Silver line. Take SL1, signposted “Airport,” as SL2 will take you to the Design Center. Get out when you reach the airport.
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