Family Fun at a Red Sox Game

I have been writing about the Boston Red Sox for a long time, in fact it has been about 10 years. I have seen Fenway Park evolve in to the family friendly park it is today with the addition of the Kids Concourse and Out of the Park events for families. Recently my family was invited to come to a game and go on the field before the game for batting practice. The kids were thrilled.

Big difference in them in the 10 years they have been coming to games. Look at how adorable they were.

Just entering the park is always so exciting.

Here was our view on the field.

Lauren enjoying being on the field before the game.

Then we headed up to the Green Monster. These are awesome seats!

In fact Evan caught a ball once up here. He was beyond excited.

The view from up there.

Gorgeous!

We then headed over to the bleacher area where many kids were yelling to try and get a ball.

We then headed to the LL Bean Kids Concourse where there are tons of food options and fun things for the kids including face painting, balloon animals and VR experiences. You can also become a member of Kid Nation which is an awesome program for kids 14 and under!

Some fun photo ops.

When they were younger before Tessie arrived.

There is even my buddy Mickey Mouse!

Then it was time for the game. There was a beautiful pre-game ceremony.

Tim Wakefield!

Ready to play ball.

A couple pictures of players.

Wally and Tessie!

They lost but it is always a blast being at the park watching the game live!

Get some tickets now and head on out to Fenway!

https://www.mlb.com/redsox/tickets

Disclosure: I was provided tickets to the Red Sox Game and on-field credentials. No additional compensation was received and as always my opinions are my own.

Red Sox Family Fun

Evan has been playing baseball for years and loves going to Boston Red Sox games at Fenway Park. The great thing is over the years so much has been added to make Fenway family friendly!

Evan brought some of his buddies to the game and they had a great time despite the Red Sox losing the game.

 Did you know all the cool things that Fenway has for family fun? Have you visited the Kids Concourse?

 Sox VR offer a virtual behind-the-scenes experience of Spring Training and World Series parade and celebration.

Plus an interactive home run derby challenge. Evan has done this before and loved it.

Sox AR offers augmented reality visuals at various locations around the stadium through scannable QR codes and the MLB BallPark App.

 I love this cool Wally the Green Monster made of LEGOs.

 Gotta love Big Papi as LEGOs.

 Parents can register their kids for the Red Sox Kid Nation program before the game and score a free ticket for kids 14 and under. The Autograph Alley, inside the Jersey Street Team Store, hosts a former Boston Red Sox player, coach, or personality signing autographs.

Plus Wally’s Clubhouse provides activities between the third to seventh innings including, games, face painting, caricature artist, beanbag toss, appearances from Wally, and more. 

Fans can play Red Sox Bingo through the MLB Ballpark app by filling their Bingo cards based on that game’s statistics to receive a Red Sox prizes. Attend a game that features a Sox Promo giveaway item or a special themed Game-Day event such as Boston Comic Con, WWE Night or PEANUTS Night. First timers at the ballpark and those celebrating birthdays can swing by Fan Services in the Kids Concourse to get a specialized button to commemorate the occasion!

Did you know about the Student 9’s program which offers high school and college undergrad and graduate students the opportunity to purchase $9 game tickets. Students can register at redsox.com/student9s. 

Take the family out to Fenway!

Disclosure:  As part of the #RedSoxParents program I was provided with tickets to the Red Sox Game for promotional purposes. No other compensation was received and all opinions are my own.

New England Revolution Win

 When I was younger I would have never thought I would be a soccer mom but here I am. Evan has been playing soccer for 11 years and it is his favorite sport. He will be going to high school next year and hopes to make the team. When I got the opportunity to go to Gillette Stadium to watch the New England Revolution game I knew he would jump at the chance.

Another cool thing is that Satander Bank is running free clinics and has one coming up on August 15th. You can read more here.

We always have a blast at New England Revolution games. There is so much excitement in the stadium plus it is a lower cost sport to go to for families.

 The NE Revs started out right out of the gate with a quick goal to get the audience on their feet.

Evan brought two friends and they all loved being at the game.

The NE Revs had a great game winning 4 to 1. 

Here is another goal.

It is always a blast going to their games! Plus there is so much to do and see at Patriot Place including the Hall at Patriot Place.

Follow the New England Revolution online:

Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/nerevolution

Twitter:  @NErevolution #NERevsGame @SantanderBankUS

Disclosure:  I received 5 tickets to the game for review purposes.  No other compensation was received and all opinions are my own.