The stadium's Green Monster contains a manual scoreboard identical to the one in Boston.
The facility was built using reclaimed materials from the original Fenway Park whenever possible.
The ballpark's exterior facade was inspired by the architectural style of historic Boston buildings.
The site includes a 'Fenway South' signature archway that greets visitors at the main entrance.
The roof design was specifically engineered to mimic the silhouette of the Boston Fenway neighborhood.
The main stadium holds approximately 11,000 spectators including standing room capacity.
The complex houses the Red Sox's Minor League affiliate teams for training sessions.
JetBlue Park at Fenway South serves as the official Spring Training home for the Boston Red Sox. The stadium is architecturally modeled after Fenway Park in Boston, featuring a signature Green Monster wall in left field. The park's dimensions exactly replicate those of the original Fenway Park, including the 37-foot-tall left-field wall. It is situated on a 126-acre site that includes six practice fields and other minor league facilities. The facility design incorporates a unique roof structure meant to mimic the Boston skyline. Fans can access a 360-degree concourse that allows for continuous views of the field. The ballpark hosts Major League Baseball Spring Training games and various community events throughout the year. It serves as the hub for the Red Sox player development program during the spring months.
Directly in front of the manual scoreboard on the Green Monster.
Arrive early to watch morning practice sessions on the back fields before the game starts.
Walk the entire 360-degree concourse to see the field from every angle.
Sun protection is essential as most seating areas are not covered.
Do not attempt to walk on the manicured grass of the practice fields.
Active for games only during MLB Spring Training season; the facility is generally quiet outside of spring months.
Casual sports attire; standard professional stadium conduct rules apply.
