Loge Box 137
Fenway Park

(2026 Review) - Close to the Field: Located on the Loge Level directly behind the Field Boxes, offering a great viewing height near the action.    Unobstructed Views: All Loge seats sit in front of the Grandstand support poles, eliminating the obstructed sightlines common elsewhere at Fenway.    Smaller Sections: Most sections feature fewer than 15 rows, making it easier to enter and exit seats.    Strong Infield Views: Sections 125–134 behind home plate provide some of the best sightlines in the ballpark.    Good Shade Options: Many seats receive shade by late afternoon, with the third base side shading earlier than the first base side.    Who Should Sit Here  Loge Box seats are ideal for fans who want excellent views close to the field without the risk of obstructed sightlines. These seats are a great balance between proximity, comfort, and price, making them popular with fans who want a traditional ballpark experience without sitting too far from the action.  Loge Box Location + Details  Loge Box seats are located on the Loge Level at Fenway Park, positioned just above the Field Box seats and directly in front of the Grandstand sections.  Each Loge section typically contains fewer than 15 rows, with rows labeled AA through NN. The section entrance tunnel is located at Row AA, meaning fans sitting here will have the concourse walkway directly in front of them.  While Row AA offers the benefit of having no seats directly in front, some fans may find the foot traffic along the walkway distracting. Fans who prefer a slightly elevated view may want to consider Rows CC and higher for a more traditional viewing experience.  One major advantage of the Loge Level is that every seat sits in front of the Grandstand support poles, meaning fans do not have to worry about the obstructed views that affect many seats elsewhere in the stadium.  Views from Loge Box Seats  Loge Box seats offer some of the most balanced views at Fenway Park.  From this seating height, fans remain close enough to the field to feel connected to the action while still having a comfortable perspective of the entire diamond.  Sections 125–134, located directly behind home plate, are widely considered some of the best seats on the Loge Level thanks to their centered perspective of the field.  Another advantage of Loge seating is sun protection. Because of the stadium structure and seating angle, many seats in this area move into the shade by late afternoon.  Seats on the third base side generally receive shade earlier, while the first base side tends to stay in the sun longer during day games.  Loge Box Infield vs Outfield  The Loge Level wraps almost completely around the lower seating bowl at Fenway Park. As sections move closer to the foul poles, ticket prices typically decrease compared to seats near the infield.  Despite the lower price point, many outfield Loge sections still provide strong sightlines and unobstructed views.  When comparing sections on each side of the field:  Third Base Side (Sections 157–165)  Better angle toward home plate    Receives shade earlier in the day    First Base Side (Sections 98–106)  Provides a head-on view of the Green Monster    Offers a slightly better view of the main scoreboard    For fans prioritizing shade and sightlines toward home plate, the third base side Loge sections are often preferred. Fans who want a clearer look at the Green Monster and center field scoreboard may prefer the first base side sections.