10/09/2026
🔑 Key Pick Thursday 🔑
⚾ Fenway Park | Boston, Massachusetts
Living just outside Boston, there are certain places I’ve been to more times than I could ever count, and Fenway Park is one of them. But somehow, walking into Fenway never gets old.
Opened in 1912, Fenway is the oldest active ballpark in Major League Baseball, and you don’t have to be a die-hard Red Sox fan to appreciate what makes it special. The Green Monster, the hand-operated scoreboard, the narrow concourses, and all those quirky little details give it a character you just don't find in newer ballparks.
✨ Why It’s a Key Pick:
⚾ More than a century of baseball history
💚 The iconic Green Monster
🏟️ A ballpark unlike any other
🌭 Classic Fenway food and atmosphere
🎶 An incredible venue for concerts, too
And if the Red Sox aren't playing while you're in Boston, you can still experience Fenway. Ballpark tours are offered throughout the year and give you a chance to see parts of the park you might miss on game day.
🔑 Key Tip: Fenway is right in the city, so make a day of it. Explore the neighborhood, grab something to eat before the game, and give yourself time to walk around inside the park before taking your seat.
I’ve made a lot of memories at Fenway over the years, from Red Sox games to some pretty amazing concerts, and it remains one of my favorite places in Boston. ❤️
📍 Fenway Park | Boston, MA