Fenway Park

Advises doing the Fenway tour when the Red Sox are on the road.

Says game-day time near Fenway can be enjoyable if the kids like baseball.

Suggests taking the tour there as the next stop on the route.

Suggests a Red Sox game at Fenway if your dates fit; the team is away for part of late August.

Says game-day tours are far more restricted, with few non-public areas open.

Suggests catching a game at the ballpark on a future trip, praising its history.

Attended several Fenway concerts by taking the train rather than driving in, and found that approach much easier.

Recommends touring the ballpark as an extra activity.

Endorses the Fenway tour as a strong pick for visitors.

Says Fenway's surroundings are the best of any ballpark and expects them to keep improving.

Recommends the Fenway tour and notes it runs year-round.

Suggests a tour of Fenway Park.

Recommends a summer game at Fenway, though the World Cup may rule it out.

Attended a sold-out Fenway show and recommends parking somewhat away and avoiding trains altogether.

Warns the holiday week will bring big crowds and tougher parking around Fenway on game day.

Calls Fenway a truly unique experience and recommends taking the tour.

Thinks the kids are below the suitable age for Fenway; suggests it would suit kids around ten to twelve.

Recalls a past tour, suggests a non-game-day visit since game-day tours are more limited.

Likes the guided tours but suggests arriving early for batting practice; tour may suit first-timers.

Says tours of Fenway Park are an obvious thing to do.

Notes Yankees gear might draw heckling at Fenway, though it's less intense than before.

Agrees, adding that right-field seats facing away from the field are an amusing quirk.