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Loge Box 128

Loge Box 128 at Fenway Park

Name: Loge Box 128
Rating: 3.9

★★★★★SeatScore®

Fenway Park Loge Box 128 View

loge box 127 panoramic seat view for baseball - fenway park — 360° Photo From Loge Box 127/Loge Box 128 at a Baseball Game

Loge Box 128 Seating Notes

For baseball games, desirable view from behind home plate
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Rows AA and above are shaded during most day games
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Row Numbers

Rows in Loge Box 128 are labeled AA-NN

Interactive Seating Chart

Loge Box 128 Reviews

Unobstructed home plate view with a little cover

Jun 2016

Baseball Review
Loge Box 128, Row FF

★★★★★

Good view of the field from behind home plate, though the screen and its attachments are very annoying. Otherwise, seats are about half under cover. Wouldn't stop the rain, but did help with some shade for a day game.

Loge Boxes
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Loge Boxes at Fenway Park are a great option for fans who want to be in the shade, close to the field, and do not want to worry about obstructed seats. Each section has less than 15 rows, with rows being labeled AA-NN, and the concourse tunnel located at row AA. Some fans prefer the first row because no one is sitting in front of you. But others will be distracted by patrons in the walkway in front of this Row AA. If you feel this may be a an issue, consider sitting slightly higher - perhaps row CC and above. All rows in all sections are in front of the infamous poles that obstruct views from the Grandstand. Our favorite sitelines come from Sections 125-134. These are located behind home plate and offer great views of the entire field. Another benefit of Loge seats in this area is sun protection. By late afternoon a majority of seats in these sections are no longer in the sun and seats on the third base side will get shade before seats on the first base side. Loge Box Infield vs. Outfield The Loge Level wraps almost entirely around the lower level of Fenway Park. As you get closer to the foul poles, ticket prices decrease compared to seats near the infield. Despite a lower price tag, these seats still offer good value and unobstructed views. Comparing outfield sections on the third base side (157-165) to the first base side (98-106): Third base sections have a better angle to home plate First base sections have a head-on view of the Green Monster Third base sections are shaded well before the first base side First base sections have a slightly better view of the scoreboard

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