Boston Red Sox
What can you bring into Fenway Park?
Outside Food
AllowedOutside food is allowed in a single-compartment bag no larger than 12x12x6 in. No cans, glass, or hard-sided coolers.
Outside Beverages and Water Bottles
AllowedOne sealed 16 oz plastic bottle of water per guest. Cans, glass, and other bottles aren't allowed.
Outside Alcohol
Not allowedAlcoholic beverages may not be brought into Fenway Park.
Coolers
Not allowedHard-sided coolers aren't allowed, and only single-compartment bags (up to 12x12x6 in) may be brought in.
Bags and Purses
AllowedBags must be single-compartment and no larger than 12x12x6 in. Backpacks, backpack-style purses, and duffel bags aren't allowed; exceptions for diaper and medical bags.
How Boston Red Sox compares
- You can bring your own food into Fenway Park, as you can at 27 of 30 MLB stadiums.
- Its 16 oz bottle limit is the tightest of the 13 MLB stadiums that publish a size cap, against a high of 32 oz at Milwaukee Brewers and Minnesota Twins.
- It does not allow coolers. 11 of 30 MLB stadiums permit them.
- Outside alcohol is banned here, as it is at every one of the 30 MLB stadiums we track.
Based on all 30 MLB policies on this site. See the full MLB comparison.
The Spaghetti Policy
Fenway bars the hard cooler and the multi-compartment bag, but nowhere, nowhere does the prohibited list dare name spaghetti, and silence, as any Green Monster of jurisprudence knows, is consent. I rule YES: a single-compartment sack no larger than 12 by 12 by 6 may carry your noodles, with one sealed 16-ounce bottle of water standing by to become 'sauce' the instant nobody's looking. Bring no alcohol and no ice chest, and let the record show the marinara entered this ballpark on a technicality older than the Pesky Pole.
Unofficial, untangled, and legally meaningless. Trust the real rules above.