Venues
Fenway Park
Seating
Right Field Boxes

Fenway Park Right Field Boxes

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Features & Amenities

Main Level Right Field Seating: Located on the lower level down the first base line near right field.
Budget-Friendly Lower Level Seats: Often the cheapest unobstructed tickets on the main level of Fenway Park.
Unique Viewing Angle: Many seats face toward the outfield rather than home plate, creating a sharp angle to the infield.
Full Sun Exposure: These sections are uncovered and among the last seats in the ballpark to receive shade.
Close to the Field: Positioned near Field Box and Loge Box sections while offering a lower price point.

Who Should Sit Here

Right Field Box seats are best for fans who want a lower-level seat at Fenway Park without paying premium infield prices. These sections appeal to budget-conscious fans who want to sit close to the field and don’t mind a sharper viewing angle toward home plate.

Right Field Boxes Location & Details

Right Field Box sections are located on the main seating level down the first base line toward right field.

On the Fenway Park seating chart, these sections appear adjacent to the Field Box and Loge Box areas, though they provide a slightly different viewing experience due to their position closer to the outfield.

Because they sit in front of the Grandstand seating, Right Field Box seats still offer unobstructed views, avoiding the support poles that affect some other areas of the ballpark.

These sections are often among the least expensive unobstructed seats on the main level, making them a popular option for fans trying to sit close to the field on a budget.

Views from Right Field Box Seats

The biggest trade-off with Right Field Box seating is the viewing angle toward home plate.

Because the sections are positioned down the first base line, many seats face toward the outfield rather than toward the infield. For example, seats in Section 5 look more directly toward right field, meaning fans often need to turn their body to follow the action around home plate.

When the sections are crowded, this angled view can make it slightly more difficult to find a comfortable position while watching the infield.

Despite the angle, fans sitting here still remain relatively close to the field, which can make plays in the outfield and along the first base line particularly enjoyable to watch.

Sun Exposure

Another important factor when choosing seats in the Right Field Box sections is sun exposure.

These seats are fully exposed to the elements and tend to stay in the sun longer than most other seating areas at Fenway Park. Aside from the Bleachers, they are often the last sections in the stadium to move into the shade during afternoon games.

Fans attending day games should be prepared for extended sun exposure when sitting in this area.

Note: These seats are highlighted on the map

Interactive Seating Chart

Right Field Boxes Seating Charts

Right Field Boxes Reviews

Ratings & Reviews From Similar Seats

"Difficult To Watch the Infield"
(Field Box 7) - ★★ -
When I walked into our entry tunnel, I was pretty excited to be sitting to so close to the field at Fenway Park and also thought we might have a pretty good chance at a foul ball from where we were. Sadly however, the seats turned out to be a big let down. Firstly, the seats are way too shallow ...
"Houston Astros at Boston Red Sox - Aug 30, 2023"
(Field Box 8) - ★★★★★ -
Very close to the field! Good possibility of catching a foul ball. Only drawback may be you have to keep looking left to see plate action.
"Los Angeles Angels at Boston Red Sox - Apr 13, 2024"
(Field Box 2) - ★★★★★