Red Mosquito

Simple Torture wrote:

Captain Termite wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

Captain Termite wrote:I just read some threads on the official website message board. As someone who knows Fenway really well, it was amusing to see people struggle to interpret the seating chart and figure out where there seats are.

If anyone has any fenway seating questions, I can help.

If you are referring to the Pit, they couldn't figure out a seating chart if it was 20 seats.

Ha! That was the impression I got, but wasn't sure if it was just because I was familiar with the layout.

On Tuesday, people who bought grandstand tickets 500 feet from the stage believed they had bought front-row center tickets. That's all you need to know.

I got G29 obstructed view, does that mean I have field tickets hurr durr?

I was able to grab two tix in section 159 last Friday, and judging by the seating viewer thing, they appear pretty good. It'll be interesting to see how my ADA fanclub seats compare when I pick them up.

Looking to trade one Fenway Aug7 ticket for a ticket of this show (Aug5).

Spare 10club ticket, 182xxx.

If anyone is still looking for a hotel, Kayak has the Hilton Back Bay for $240/night (my Hilton diamond discount price is $380). It's less a 15 minute walk to Fenway from there.

Think I'm going to go to these as well. But on the ticket hunt again. Don't know if they have the ticket drop line for this like MSG but I don't think I can do 2 days of that again for 8 hours each....

ISO 2 TIX

looking for an extra 10c ticket to this one

tragabigzanda wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

Simple Torture wrote:If you want some real advice: walk up Beacon St. a bit (towards Brookline) to get away from the park, crowds should be a bit smaller.

So much this. Head out of Kenmore and make your way towards Allston/Brookline. You'll be happier.

Another good option, if you're maybe looking for a scene that is less Jamilied, is Central Sq in Cambridge. You could pre-game at any number of places, cross the Mass Ave bridge on foot and be at Fenway in 30 mins. A cab to the show would be a piece of cake, then you could walk or take the T back to Central Sq.

I was going to try and push people to An Tua Nua, but I guess it's closed Brookline Tavern, maybe?

Simple Torture wrote:

tragabigzanda wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

Simple Torture wrote:If you want some real advice: walk up Beacon St. a bit (towards Brookline) to get away from the park, crowds should be a bit smaller.

So much this. Head out of Kenmore and make your way towards Allston/Brookline. You'll be happier.

Another good option, if you're maybe looking for a scene that is less Jamilied, is Central Sq in Cambridge. You could pre-game at any number of places, cross the Mass Ave bridge on foot and be at Fenway in 30 mins. A cab to the show would be a piece of cake, then you could walk or take the T back to Central Sq.

I was going to try and push people to An Tua Nua, but I guess it's closed Brookline Tavern, maybe?

Damnit, the Brookline Tavern is closed too!

tragabigzanda wrote:

Simple Torture wrote:

Simple Torture wrote:

tragabigzanda wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

Simple Torture wrote:If you want some real advice: walk up Beacon St. a bit (towards Brookline) to get away from the park, crowds should be a bit smaller.

So much this. Head out of Kenmore and make your way towards Allston/Brookline. You'll be happier.

Another good option, if you're maybe looking for a scene that is less Jamilied, is Central Sq in Cambridge. You could pre-game at any number of places, cross the Mass Ave bridge on foot and be at Fenway in 30 mins. A cab to the show would be a piece of cake, then you could walk or take the T back to Central Sq.

I was going to try and push people to An Tua Nua, but I guess it's closed Brookline Tavern, maybe?

Damnit, the Brookline Tavern is closed too!

Boston's changing rapidly.

TBF I haven't lived there in 6 years.

I have no other preferences for places within walking distance of Fenway. Maybe jump on the T and do the Sunset Cantina.

Simple Torture wrote:

tragabigzanda wrote:

Simple Torture wrote:

Simple Torture wrote:

tragabigzanda wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

Simple Torture wrote:If you want some real advice: walk up Beacon St. a bit (towards Brookline) to get away from the park, crowds should be a bit smaller.

So much this. Head out of Kenmore and make your way towards Allston/Brookline. You'll be happier.

Another good option, if you're maybe looking for a scene that is less Jamilied, is Central Sq in Cambridge. You could pre-game at any number of places, cross the Mass Ave bridge on foot and be at Fenway in 30 mins. A cab to the show would be a piece of cake, then you could walk or take the T back to Central Sq.

I was going to try and push people to An Tua Nua, but I guess it's closed Brookline Tavern, maybe?

Damnit, the Brookline Tavern is closed too!

Boston's changing rapidly.

TBF I haven't lived there in 6 years.

I have no other preferences for places within walking distance of Fenway. Maybe jump on the T and do the Sunset Cantina.

Fuck the Cantina. Head down a few more stops for the real thing.

cutuphalfdead wrote:

Simple Torture wrote:

tragabigzanda wrote:

Simple Torture wrote:

Simple Torture wrote:

tragabigzanda wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

Simple Torture wrote:If you want some real advice: walk up Beacon St. a bit (towards Brookline) to get away from the park, crowds should be a bit smaller.

So much this. Head out of Kenmore and make your way towards Allston/Brookline. You'll be happier.

Another good option, if you're maybe looking for a scene that is less Jamilied, is Central Sq in Cambridge. You could pre-game at any number of places, cross the Mass Ave bridge on foot and be at Fenway in 30 mins. A cab to the show would be a piece of cake, then you could walk or take the T back to Central Sq.

I was going to try and push people to An Tua Nua, but I guess it's closed Brookline Tavern, maybe?

Damnit, the Brookline Tavern is closed too!

Boston's changing rapidly.

TBF I haven't lived there in 6 years.

I have no other preferences for places within walking distance of Fenway. Maybe jump on the T and do the Sunset Cantina.

Fuck the Cantina. Head down a few more stops for the real thing.

There's a joke characters tell in Infinite Jest that goes something like: "She told me to 'kiss her where it smells.' So I took her to Allston."

I'm looking to pick up a couple tickets to this show if anyone has em.

For those have been to a concert here... I read the sound is pretty awful but you are a little better up a level or so. That has me looking at the following sections: Outfield Grandstand 7/8/9 and Left Field Grand Stand 29/30ish. Any thoughts on these sections?

I've been using preciseseating to check obstructions as well.

So... about the pre/post gaming... where's the preferred spot? Charlies Beer Garden? Sunset Tap?

b_i_revisited wrote:So... about the pre/post gaming... where's the preferred spot? Charlies Beer Garden? Sunset Tap?

Bukowski if you're looking for something funky, great beer list, and close to Fenway.

Charlie's is a good call if you'd like to be outdoors.

Central Sq, Cambridge is a great neighborhood if you want to get away from the Jamily and find great beer not too far from the venue.

tragabigzanda wrote:

b_i_revisited wrote:So... about the pre/post gaming... where's the preferred spot? Charlies Beer Garden? Sunset Tap?

Bukowski if you're looking for something funky, great beer list, and close to Fenway.

Charlie's is a good call if you'd like to be outdoors.

Central Sq, Cambridge is a great neighborhood if you want to get away from the Jamily and find great beer not too far from the venue.

I'm staying in Back Bay so I can walk to Fenway and anything in the area sounds good to me. What about Saturday night? Anything that is low key but still a decent time?