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Field Box 7 at Fenway Park

Name: Field Box 7
Rating: 3.1

★★★★★SeatScore®

Fenway Park Field Box 7 View

field box 6 panoramic seat view for baseball - fenway park — 360° Photo From Field Box 6/Field Box 7 at a Baseball Game

Field Box 7 Seating Notes

For baseball games, we recommend rows G-K for outstanding convenience
For football games, desirable view from near midfield
Related Seating: Right Field Boxes

Row Numbers

Rows in Field Box 7 are labeled 1-3, A-K
An entrance to this section is located at Row K

Interactive Seating Chart

Field Box 7 Reviews

Difficult To Watch the Infield

Jun 2016

Baseball Review
Field Box 7, Row H, Seat 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 to the field, making it very hard to see the infield over the fans in front. I was constantly trying to move forward to try and watch the ball as it made its way to from the pitcher to home plate. The seating angle was incredibly poor as well, as we were facing left center field rather than angled back towards the infield. This setup causes you to turn your head a ton to the left to watch the pitchers mound and batters box, which ultimately resulted in a really stiff upper back the next day after the game. Luckily we got some cloud cover during the second half of the extra innings game, otherwise I would have been toast in spite of putting on sunscreen prior to the game (there is little relief in terms of shade here during day games). Overall, I can't say I would recommend these seats to anyone given the incredibly uncomfortable seating setup and very difficult infield views.

I'd Rather Sit Behind a Pole in the Grandstand

Jun 2016

Baseball Review
Field Box 7, Row H, Seat 8

★★★★★

A week later I'm still sore from sitting in these seats. After a four and a half hour extra inning marathon, my back is sore from squirming to see and my tan shows no sign of disappearing. If you were to sit in your seat and look forward, you would look directly at the edge of the Green Monster. In other words, these seats are really poorly angled towards home plate. To see, you have to turn your entire body or neck completely sideways. Once your finally accomplish that feat, you have to look over a million people - only to be staring right at the first base coach. That last part is just bad luck, but do yourself a favor and find seats with a better angle. I've sat all over Fenway and these are easily the worst seats.

Right Field Boxes
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On the Red Sox seating chart, main level sections in right field are known as Right Field Boxes. These sections are adjacent to the popular Field Boxes and Loge Boxes, but offer a different experience. These are the cheapest unobstructed tickets on the main level of Fenway Park. For fans on a budget who want to sit as close as possible, these seats usually pop up first. When looking at Right Field Box tickets, consider the following: With the exception of the farthest sections, these seats have a poor angle towards home plate. If you're sitting Section 5, for example, your seat faces the outfield, not home plate. And because these sections are usually packed, it can be difficult to find a comfortable way to sit and keep an eye on the infield. The other consideration is the sun. These seats are exposed to the elements and - besides for the Bleachers - are the last to be shaded.
For Baseball - Recommended For Outstanding Convenience
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These seats were hand-selected for being close to a wide-range of amenities. They are within five rows of the concourse (fewer stairs) and there is a men’s restroom, women’s restroom and concessions near this section.

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