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In order to reduce traffic both before and after games, it is recommended that you park in a lot or garage that corresponds to the route you take to Fenway (e.g. if you are approaching from the east, park to the east).

If approaching from the WEST via Commonwealth Avenue, Beacon St, or Park Dr:

• Brookline Lot (73 Brookline Ave) - $55 / 150 spaces / 150 m (2 min)
• Public Parking (645 Beacon St) - $40 / 60 spaces / 400 m (5 min)
• Beacon Street/Maitland Parking ("Maitland St, off of Beacon St") - $40 / 249 spaces / 400 m (5 min)
• Fenway Center Bower Garage (771 Beacon Street) - $40 / 100 spaces / 450 m (5 min)

If approaching from the SOUTH:

• Landmark (401 Park Dr and 201 Brookline Ave) - $55 / 400 spaces / 700 m (8 min)
• Target (61 Richard B Ross Way) - $40 / 200 spaces / 250 m (3 min)
• Fenway Triangle Trilogy (180 Brookline Ave) - $55 / 200 spaces / 450 m (5 min)
• Deaconess Garage (65 Kilmarnock St) - $50 / 50 spaces / 550 m (7 min)
• Queensberry Garage (59 Queensberry Street) - $50 / 100 spaces / 500 m (6 min)
• Museum of Fine Arts (20 Museum Road) - Before 17:30: $30, After 17:30: $17 / 475 spaces / 1.0 km (12 min)

If approaching from Storrow Drive, exiting onto Charlesgate West and continuing over the bridge to Boylston St:

• Van Ness Street Parking (51 Van Ness Street) - $40 / 60 spaces / 260 m (3 min)
• Van Ness/Jersey Street Lot (55 Jersey Street) - $55 / 150 spaces / 170 m (2 min)
• Tasty Burger (1301 Boylston St) - $55 / 41 spaces / 200 m (2 min)
• 1330 Boylston Street Garage (1330 Boylston St) - $55 / 50 spaces / 220 m (3 min)
• 1284 Boylston Lot (1284 Boylston St) - $50 / 30 spaces / 250 m (3 min)

If approaching from the EAST via Beacon St, Commonwealth Avenue, Mass Ave, or Newbury St:

• Ipswich Garage (160-170 Ipswich St) - $50 / 150 spaces / 160 m (2 min)
• Boston Conservatory (132 Ipswich Street) - $55 / 40 spaces / 260 m (3 min)
• Commonwealth Hotel (500 Commonwealth Ave) - $58 / 132 spaces / 450 m (5 min)
• Somerset Garage (425 Newbury St) - $35 / 500 spaces / 1.0 km (12 min)

There are a limited number of designated accessible parking spaces located in close proximity to Fenway Park. Prior to games, the parking spaces are metered, but they become priority spaces for the games. The majority of these spaces are located on Jersey Street between Van Ness St. and Boylston St.

If you are driving to Fenway Park, keep in mind that typical backups on local streets begin about 1 hour before a game. Traffic delays are especially common in the following locations:

• Brookline Avenue, Beacon Street, and Commonwealth Avenue approaching Fenway Park
• Kenmore Square
• Storrow Drive from Leverett Circle to Kenmore Square

Many MBTA buses serve the area around Fenway Park. Leave your car at home and forget about finding a parking space.

Routes 1, 8, 19, 47, 55, 57, 60, 65, CT1, CT2, and CT3 have bus stops within walking distance of Fenway.

While on board, request a stop at Brookline Ave & Yawkey Way. Fenway Park is right in front of you. Get off at the Kenmore Station Busway. Exit the station and walk toward Brookline Ave. Fenway Park is right over the bridge.

For exact stop locations, as well as schedule and fare information, visit http://www.mbta.com. 

Fenway Park is conveniently located within walking distance of public transportation. It is just around the corner from the Kenmore T station. Use the Rapid Transit map at http://www.mbta.com to find out how to connect to the Green Line. When exiting Kenmore station, follow the signs to Fenway Park, then turn left on Commonwealth Ave, left on Brookline Ave, and Fenway Park is just over the bridge.

Approximate Green Line Ride Times:

• From North Station: 20 minutes
• From Haymarket: 17 minutes
• From Gov't Center: 15 minutes
• From Park St: 12 minutes
• From Boylston: 11 minutes

The Massachusetts Bay Transit Authority (MBTA) offers an extensive commuter rail system that allows fans from surrounding cities and towns to conveniently travel to Boston by train.

Biking to Fenway offers many benefits! It's the least expensive, the quickest, and the healthiest option!

Bluebikes is your public bike-sharing system providing more than 3,500 bikes at over 400 stations in 11 cities and towns throughout the Boston metro area. Bluebikes offers several convenient stations around Fenway Park including:

• Kenmore Square
• Deerfield Street at Commonwealth Avenue
• Silber Way
• Lansdowne T Stop
• Boylston Street at Jersey Street
• Burlington Ave at Brookline Ave
• Landmark Center
• Buswell Street at Park Drive
• St. Mary's
• Colleges of the Fenway

For exact station locations with real-time bike/dock availability, download the Bluebikes App.