Section 117
JetBlue Park

(2026 Review) - Diamond-Wide 100-Level Seating: Comprised of Home Plate, Field, and Outifield Boxes, these sections form the entire lower seating bowl.    Field Proximity: These are the closest traditional seats to the action, wrapping around the diamond to keep you near the field from foul pole to foul pole.    Who should sit here?  Box Seats are for fans who want a high-end, traditional experience without the "gimmicks" of the outfield. It’s the best choice if you prioritize seeing the pitcher-catcher dynamic up close or want the highest probability of snagging a foul ball.  Location and Diamond Layout  The Box Seats encompass the entire field-level seating area at JetBlue Park, wrapping around the diamond from Section 118 in the left-field corner to Section 119 in right-field. This level is divided into Home Plate Boxes (101-104), Field Boxes (105-110), and Left/Right Field Boxes (111-119).   Seating Type and Configuration  Unlike the barstools on the Green Monster or the benches in the outfield, the Box Seats consist of standard, modern stadium chairs.The sections are kept intimate, generally ranging from 7 to 12 rows deep.   Sun Exposure and Shade Strategy  Sun management is critical in the 100-level, as the canopy roof is high above you. At JetBlue Park, even-numbered sections generally receive shade earlier than odd-numbered sections. For a 1:05 PM start, the Red Sox side (third base) is the priority for shade seekers. By the middle innings, the stadium's shadow moves across the infield, typically cooling down the even-numbered sections on the third-base side first.  Team and Dugout Orientation  The Box Seats are the primary destination for fans wanting to stay near the players. The dugout locations at JetBlue Park are as follows:  Boston Red Sox Dugout: Situated directly in front of Sections 106, 108, and 110.    Visitor Dugout: Situated directly in front of Sections 105, 107, and 109 on the first-base side.