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Fenway Park Tours: a Home Run, Hall of Fame-Caliber Boston Travel Attraction
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Fenway Park Tour, Boston, MA

Article and Photo by Eric H.
In these tough economic times where most people are looking for a good deal, it's hard to beat a tour of Fenway Park, home of the Boston Red Sox. For just $12.00 and $10.00 for adults and children, respectively (under three-years-old is free), you get a lively, informative and entertaining tour of "America's most beloved ballpark." From the legendary Green Monster wall to great views from the press box, we absolutely loved this tour and plan to return every summer. On our visit, tour guide Steve Meterparel gave us a humorous, joke and anecdotal-filled tour of the Fenway Park that we will never forget. His stories of yesteryear (Ted Williams, "Yaz," etc.") and of the current state of the Red Sox nation and its World Series Champions team (2004 and 2007) resonated as much as our love of watching the game. What a bargain and an honor to have toured this esteemed, legendary ballpark. We hope you have the opportunity, too, when visiting Boston.

Fenway Park Tours
4 Yawkey Way
Boston, MA 02215-3409
(617) 226-6666

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