The Boston Red Sox will be welcoming fans back to Fenway Park for Major League Baseball games for the first time since the 2019 season. The team says single-game tickets for April games will go on sale to the general public beginning Thursday at 10 a.m.According to the Red Sox, the tickets will initially be priced at 2020 individual game prices and will fluctuate based on demand and variables such as the date, number of tickets available, opponent, and weather conditions. According to the team, the dynamic pricing is based on practices implemented by the majority of Major League Baseball teams. It says it will allow the team to accommodate potential changes to capacity more easily throughout the season. The team says it is the same system that it has been using for seats on top of the Green Monster since 2014. The team says tickets will be sold in pods of 2 and 4 with a limit of one pod per game for each fan.It says tickets for Opening Day on April 1 are not included in the sale to the general public. The Red Sox says fans will be required to complete a health screening survey prior to entry on the day of the game, which can be found on the MLB Ballpark App. The team says Fenway Park will be divided into five “neighborhood zones” where ticket holders can access the designated gates for entry and exit nearest their seat location as labeled on their game ticket. The Red Sox will issue fans digital tickets through MLB’s Ballpark App and says that all ticket scanning will be contactless.Face coverings will be mandatory for anyone over the age of two attending Red Sox games. The team says bags will not be allowed at Fenway Park, with the exception of medical items and diaper bags. The team says inside restrooms, every other bathroom fixture closed to allow for distancing. It says concession stands will increase in bottle and can offerings for all beverages. Fans attending games at Fenway Park can visit this website to review the full list of safety protocols in place at the ballpark for the start of the regular season.
The Boston Red Sox will be welcoming fans back to Fenway Park for Major League Baseball games for the first time since the 2019 season.
The team says single-game tickets for April games will go on sale to the general public beginning Thursday at 10 a.m.
According to the Red Sox, the tickets will initially be priced at 2020 individual game prices and will fluctuate based on demand and variables such as the date, number of tickets available, opponent, and weather conditions.
According to the team, the dynamic pricing is based on practices implemented by the majority of Major League Baseball teams. It says it will allow the team to accommodate potential changes to capacity more easily throughout the season.
The team says it is the same system that it has been using for seats on top of the Green Monster since 2014.
The team says tickets will be sold in pods of 2 and 4 with a limit of one pod per game for each fan.
It says tickets for Opening Day on April 1 are not included in the sale to the general public.
The Red Sox says fans will be required to complete a health screening survey prior to entry on the day of the game, which can be found on the MLB Ballpark App.
The team says Fenway Park will be divided into five “neighborhood zones” where ticket holders can access the designated gates for entry and exit nearest their seat location as labeled on their game ticket.
The Red Sox will issue fans digital tickets through MLB’s Ballpark App and says that all ticket scanning will be contactless.
Face coverings will be mandatory for anyone over the age of two attending Red Sox games.
The team says bags will not be allowed at Fenway Park, with the exception of medical items and diaper bags.
The team says inside restrooms, every other bathroom fixture closed to allow for distancing. It says concession stands will increase in bottle and can offerings for all beverages.
Fans attending games at Fenway Park can visit this website to review the full list of safety protocols in place at the ballpark for the start of the regular season.
