[Anhil8tor]

I'm booking a trip to boston.

Which hotel do you suggest?

Aloft
401-403 D St Boston MA

Hilton Back Bay
40 Dalton St. Boston MA

Hyatt Regency
1 Ave de Lafayette Boston MA

Marriott Coopley
110 Huntington Ave Boston MA

Omni Parker House
60 School St Boston MA

Park Plaza
50 Park Plaza at Arlington Street Boston MA

Renaissance Waterfront
606 Congress St. Boston MA

Reserve Hotel
200 Stuart Street Boston MA

Seaport Hotel
One Seaport Lane Boston MA

Sheraton
39 Dalton St Boston MA

Westin Waterfront
425 Summer St. Boston MA

[WoolyGoat]

Omni Parker or the Seaport, I'd say.


Can't go wrong with any of those though.

[Anhil8tor]

I booked the Renaissance Waterfront. I waited on you too long and the Seaport was booked...


Now I need some Sawx tickets.. where should I sit.. first ever game and all that...

[WoolyGoat]

bleachers are good because there aren't any obstructed views unless you're way up in centerfield behind the scoreboard. monster seats and roofdecks are solid too. anywhere on the first or third baselines you run the risk of getting stuck behind a pole if you're not sitting in the first 20-30 rows or so.

[Anhil8tor]

bleachers are good because there aren't any obstructed views unless you're way up in centerfield behind the scoreboard. monster seats and roofdecks are solid too. anywhere on the first or third baselines you run the risk of getting stuck behind a pole if you're not sitting in the first 20-30 rows or so.

How correct is this? Or do you just sit out in the bleachers?

RECOMMENDED

Field Box 21-76:
Although these run anywhere from $100 to $250 each on Ticket Network, the chance to sit this close to the action in a classic ballpark might be worth it to you. You'll pay a little more the closer you sit to home plate. We like sections 21-32 down the first base line because they are close to the Red Sox dugout, and because they offer the perfect view of the Green Monster.

Loge Box Sections 108-152, rows DD and higher:
These are located on the lower level, just behind the Field Box seats just described. These can be found for around $100 online, and again, we like the seats along the first base line (sections 108-124). Avoid the first few rows of these sections (rows AA-CC) because there is a walkway right in front of these sections that could be distracting.

EMC Club sections 1-6:
Perfect birds-eye view of the entire playing surface from the second level behind the plate, these sections are located about where the press box is in most stadiums. They come with a padded seat and provide you with access to the EMC Club, an air-conditioned VIP clubhouse. Although these seats are sold on a season-ticket basis only, we've been able to find them online for most games. They run about $350-$400 each.

[WoolyGoat]

those field boxes are good seats, the loge boxes are more likely to be behind a pole.

one other thing is that the further away from home plate (down the line toward the outfield) the seats are, the less likely the seats are to actually face in the right direction. so if you're down on the outfield side of first base, for example, your seats are going to face centerfield as opposed to the mound/plate, so you'll be craning your neck all game.

[Anhil8tor]

Field box.. down low.

Gotcha

[Anhil8tor]

Thoughts on G25 Row 12?

[WoolyGoat]

could be a pole there. http://aviewfrommyseat.com/venue/Fenway+...dstand+25/

[Anhil8tor]

could be a pole there. http://aviewfrommyseat.com/venue/Fenway+...dstand+25/

Better to buy ahead of time or just walk up and buy?

[WoolyGoat]

walk up and buy? this ain't atlanta, bruh.

[Anhil8tor]

walk up and buy? this ain't atlanta, bruh.

I get it. Sometimes brokers have tickets out front.

[leeman]

What's wrong with watching on telly?

[Anhil8tor]

Goat I got tickets for the Saturday game in box 49. We gonna hook up and have an adult beverage?