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Fenway Park Charter Bus Rental for Red Sox Groups
Fenway is America's oldest major league ballpark, set in the tight streets of the Fenway-Kenmore neighborhood, and game-day parking is famously hard. A charter bus drops your group near the park and brings everyone home after the last out, even after the last train has left.
- Only RydScore 80+ operators
- Operator and USDOT number on every quote
- Free quote, no obligation
- Best for
- Red Sox games, stadium concerts, company outings
- Group size
- 8–55 passengers
- Typical length
- 5–6 hours
- Good to know
- Some commuter rail trains leave before night games end
How a Fenway Park group trip works
- Buses can't use Storrow Drive. Oversized vehicles are banned from Storrow Drive, so operators plan routes in on other roads. Your driver knows the approach.
- Drop-off near Brookline Avenue. Charter groups are usually dropped near Brookline Avenue, and some lots around the park take oversized vehicles with a reservation.
- Game-day streets are crowded. MBTA buses detour around Brookline Avenue on game days, and rideshare pickups shift to nearby streets. A set meeting spot keeps the group together.
- No rush for the last train. The last outbound commuter rail on several lines can leave before a night game ends. With a charter, your ride waits for you.
- Add the neighborhood. Lansdowne Street and Jersey Street are lined with bars and restaurants for a pre-game meal.
Typical prices
| Vehicle | Seats | Total, gratuity included |
|---|---|---|
| Sprinter van | 8–14 passengers | $870–$1,230 |
| Mini coach | 24–38 passengers | $970–$1,560 |
| Motor coach | Up to 55 passengers | $1,100–$2,070 |
Typical totals for a 6-hour game night, including 15–20% gratuity. Lot parking for the bus, if needed, is added to your quote. Based on our typical Boston rates; prices are estimates, not a binding quote. Your quote names the operator and confirms the exact price.
Frequently asked questions
How much is a charter bus to a Red Sox game?
For about 6 hours, a 55-passenger motor coach typically runs about $1,100–$2,070 including gratuity, or roughly $20–$40 per person with a full coach. A Sprinter for up to 14 runs about $870–$1,230.
Where do buses park at Fenway Park?
Groups are usually dropped near Brookline Avenue. Some nearby lots take oversized vehicles with a reservation, and buses can also lay over farther away and come back for pickup.
Why not take the T?
You can, but the trains are crowded after games, and the last outbound commuter rail on several lines can leave before a night game ends. A charter keeps your group together door to door.
Do you do Fenway concerts too?
Yes. Stadium concerts work the same way: drop-off before doors open and a set pickup after the show.
Ready to plan your trip?
Tell us your date, pickup and group size. A vetted operator will send you a free quote, with their name and USDOT number on it.