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Publications Babe Ruth
A Fenway Park Survival Guide
The first decision is transportation. Boston has a great Public Transportation System known as " The T " whether that stands for Train or transportation I am unaware. It is the quickest and easiest way to get to the game. Boston being one of the bigger cities in the U.S. has a traffic problem and an even larger Parking problem that compliments the 40-dollar fee to do so. On the T you can take the Green Line and enjoy a 10-15 minute walk to the Shrine of Baseball known as Fenway. Just follow the crowd wearing Red Sox Apparel or if lost look for the large Citgo Sign Of course all this is assuming you have tickets. On your way to the game you will pass by offers and shouts of " tickets " by those who make mass purchases of tickets and sell them in the secondary market at an increased profit (Scalpers). Unlike New York these resellers have provided legitimate tickets when in the time of need. As you continue your walk you will pass by Street Performers and establishments known in Boston for their before the game festivities. Make your way to the park do not get distracted and do not stop at a street vendor unless it is the "Sausage Guy" He's actually opened a real restaurant due to how well he did outside of Fenway. Upon arrival at the Gate you will be frisked, water is allowed and bags and purses will be tagged with a wristband to show they have been searched. If you are wearing an opposing teams logo now would be a good time to cover it up as you will be subject to heckling.
Now you are in. Your walk throughout Fenway's halls is similar to walking under a Deck at home with occasion food and beverage lines. Do not apply for Credit Card offers in pursuit of a free towel. Seems fun the first time but this info is an actual credit check, social, etc... I'm sure there are easier ways. Do try to arrive early, as you will be feet away from your favorite player as he takes batting practice. Then find your seat. There's a few options here depending on your social network: Boxes are ideally used for Business Persons...Grandstands for families, couples, and social drinkers...The Bleachers for college crowds and the rowdy (tends to get a little crazy)...And the standing room only gets you in to the park.
You are now in Fenway Park!!! The same park the christened Babe Ruth and the 1918 World Series still remains and you are in it! The same park where men that were once grandsons now bring their children!!! Pesky's Pole! Jim Rice! You standing in a piece of History, it is truly awe-inspiring and never really goes away no matter how many times you go. The field is also a close distance from anywhere. The bleachers you will find have a certain fondness of the right fielder (for years it was Trot Nixon) and also provide a birds eye view of the bullpen. Boxes allow you to root your player or root against the opposing team and they can actually hear you.
Once seated there are vendors everywhere. They wear bright yellow. Do buy a Fenway Frank or two and peanuts and do accept an offer for a Fenway Photo to be later viewed and purchased online. Your beverage choice will decide how the rest of the game is spent. I prefer a Dunkin Donuts coffee for the night games. There are plenty of pricey adult beverages. If this is your preference I would recommend a warm up at one of the Establishments passed by on the way and a late 1st inning arrival (normal Circumstances) It will save you money once inside. Once the game is in progress you will enjoy it more than any other you have witnessed.
During the game do get drinks and food outside at Yawkey Way a new outside addition. A longer walk but there are smaller lines, a better experience, and the ability to smoke if needed. Don't get intoxicated, as you will be asked to leave. But do participate in the wave, the chants of "Lets go Red Sox!" and you must participate in the seventh inning stretch. This consists off Take me out to the Ballgame but the real Fenway Tradition is Neil Diamonds "Sweet Caroline"
Don't leave early, regardless of where seated originally, you will always find a seat feet away from the dugouts or home plate. If losing the Red Sox always make a late rally. You may witness the entrance of Bullpen Ace Jonathan Papelbon to the Dropkick Muphy's " I'm Shippin' off to Boston" and be able to cheer him on from a front row seat! The game will ends and "Dirty Water" will commence. If you want to witness your favorite player exit the park a crowd always gathers outside to do so. I have done this a few times recently and would recommend if time permits you do so.
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2001 Babe Ruth Golf Journal Magazine USGA Publication US $9.95
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1929 Kashin Publications BABE RUTH PSA 3 HOF US $799.99
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