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Grandstand 32

Grandstand 32 at Fenway Park

★★★★★SeatScore®

Fenway Park Grandstand 32 View

grandstand 31 panoramic seat view for baseball - fenway park — 360° Photo From Section GS31/GS32 at a Baseball Game

Grandstand 32 Seating Notes

For baseball games, we recommend these seats for kids and family
For baseball games, we recommend rows 2,4-5 for unobstructed grandstand views
Grandstand 32 is an alcohol-free section for Red Sox games
Related Seating: Grandstand Seats
Rows 2 and above are under cover
See all shaded and covered seating

Row Numbers

Rows in Grandstand 32 are labeled 2-18
An entrance to this section is located at Row 18

Interactive Seating Chart

Grandstand 32 Reviews

Safe from obstruction near the front

Baseball Review
Grandstand 32, Row 2,4-5

The front rows of Grandstand 32 are smaller than most in the section due to the entry tunnel taking up space at the right side. The biggest benefit to these smaller rows is that they are don't have any seats near the right aisle where the views of the infield are more difficult. Therefore, if you can find a seat in Rows 5 and lower here, you'll have a great view of the infield no matter what seat number you get. Just try to avoid the left aisle in Row 3 as this is directly behind the support beam at the left side of the section.

Stick to the left half of the row

Baseball Review
Grandstand 32, Row 7-18

Seats on the right half of Rows 7 and higher will have difficult views of the infield thanks to the support beam located at the right side of the section. But if you can get a seat closer to the left aisle, you can actually find some great value with a clear line of sight to all areas of the infield.

Family Section
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Grandstand Sections 32 and 33 are designated family sections during Red Sox games. A no-alcohol policy is strictly enforced in these seats.
Grandstand Seats
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Grandstand Seats at Fenway Park - especially on the infield - are the biggest gamble when it comes to obstructed seats. Even if you are not directly behind a support, you may encounter a pole when looking towards the pitcher's mound, second base or the outfield. If having an obstructed view will ruin your outing, it's usually not worth the time and energy figuring out if your seat is obstructed or not. We recommend avoiding the entire Grandstand and focusing your search on other areas of the ballpark with clear sitelines. So why sit in the Grandstand at all? There are two main reasons: First, the Grandstand seats demonstrate the charm of Fenway Park better than any other area. The overhang, the support poles and the old-timey seats are a throwback to baseball in the first half of the 20th century. Second, these Grandstand sections offer the best protection from the elements. Whether you're trying to stay dry on a rainy day - or cool on an August afternoon - the Grandstand has you covered, literally (Tip for families: to be closer to concessions and restrooms, choose sections 26-27 or 11-12). Additional Grandstand Notes Sections are usually organized into Grandstand Infield and Grandstand Outfield Grandstand sections 1-6 are covered but are still in the sun during late afternoon Grandstand sections on the third base side have better sitelines than those on the first base side
For Baseball - Recommended For Kids and Family
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Alcohol free section. Family section with rules strictly enforced
For Baseball - Recommended For Unobstructed Grandstand Views
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Clear views of the pitchers mound and batters box. Majority of the infield is unobstructed