Getting tickets at Fenway

I've got a brother right outside of boston, and always take in a game when I go visit. I've never had problems getting tickets at the stadium the day of the game.

You're gonna pay out the arse though.

Went to red sox mets game and spent 150 a ticket online. Guy sitting next to me spent 250 outside the stadium. I don't know if that's the norm though

These are the seats I had for 150. Try to find an in life shor of your seat to make sure you are not directly behind a pole. There are about 10 seats that are atrocious

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How much is out the arse? I can find tickets online for around $150 a piece- 1st/3rd base line mid level. In your opinion would I pay more on game day?

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Yeah, you're probably gonna pay about $100 more before the game than you will online. Last time I went there and watched a game, I took in the middle game of a series with the Rays. I was on the first base line, mid-way between the dugout and the right field fence. I paid about $200 a ticket.

Fenway is a must watch. I love that park.

It's simply not true that tickets are more expensive day-of. They're typically less expensive, because people would rather deal with a reputable online agency and have the tickets in hand in advance than deal with some shmuck on the street. That being said, the peace of mind of having them in hand in advance is often very much worth the cost, and the selection is much more diverse online that it'll be on the street. I'd recommend waiting until a few weeks in advance of the game, because prices are typically inflated well in advance (just the way college football ticket prices are inflated in the offseason and go down a bit once the season starts).

How so? I said that it's more expensive in advance of the game than day-of, but if you're gonna buy in advance of the game, wait a few weeks before (as opposed to a few months before). Buying in advance is probably the best bet for someone who is coming from out of town, even if it's a bit more expensive.