Fenway Bowl Tickets

Buy Fenway Bowl Tickets

Grab your Fenway Bowl tickets today so you do not miss out on seeing an NCAA college bowl game at the historic Fenway Park! The iconic Fenway Park is proud to be home to a new college football bowl game, The Fenway Bowl, that started in 2021. A multi-year partnership between Fenway Sports Management and ESPN Events ushers in a new tradition for college football that will be broadcasted annually by ESPN. Wasabi Technologies, who offers cloud storage solutions for businesses, is the title sponsor of the bowl game.

The Fenway Bowl will feature an NCAA Division I matchup between teams from two of the game’s top conferences – the American Athletic Conference (AAC) and the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC). The new Wasabi Fenway Bowl will be one of 43 postseason games for the 2020 bowl cycle. Thirteen schools across the East Coast, Midwest and Southwest make up the American Athletic Conference with seven annual bowl tie-ins. The Atlantic Coast Conference holds fifteen members and has ten bowl tie-ins on a yearly basis. Get your Fenway Bowl tickets so you don't miss out on this one-of-a-kind event!

How much are Fenway Bowl tickets?

Fenway Bowl tickets during the current season have ticket prices starting at $49.61 and reaching prices as high as $342.02, while the average price of a single ticket is around $99.01. Fenway Bowl - UConn Huskies vs North Carolina Tar Heels Football tickets for the event on December 28th, 2024 at 11:00am are on sale now at TicketSmarter with 1469 tickets currently listed. Fans browsing through the tickets for the event on TicketSmarter will find that the current ticket prices are ranging from $49.61 to $342.02. Make your plans to be at Fenway Park, 4 Jersey St, Boston, MA for this upcoming sporting event!

As one of the newer bowls on the NCAA college bowl game season schedule, there is no previous ticket data available for the Fenway Bowl. College bowl game tickets will usually cost somewhere between $25 and $350. End zone tickets will typically be a cheaper option to go with while seats on the 50-yard line will be much more expensive.

When do Fenway Bowl tickets go on sale?

Tickets for the Fenway Bowl will become available in the fall months alongside the NCAA Division I FBS season. As the official ticket resale partner of ESPN Events, TicketSmarter will have tickets available on our website and app as soon as the tickets are to go on sale. The full amount of tickets will be released in early December when the bowl bid selections are made and fans will know which teams are competing in the bowl game.

Historic Fenway Park, The Perfect Venue for the Fenway Bowl

The home of Major League Baseball’s Boston Red Sox, Fenway Park is no stranger to hosting various sporting events over the years. “American’s Most Beloved Ballpark” became a football hub from its opening in 1912, hosting high school, college and professional games on a regular basis for over half a century. From 1963-68 the ballpark belonged to the Boston Patriots.

In November 2015, football was restored to Fenway Park for the first time since 1968 when Notre Dame played Boston College in their Shamrock Series game. In 2017, the Fenway Gridiron Series included three collegiate football games featuring six of New England’s major college programs and a series of high school football games. In recent years, Fenway Park played host to the 135th rendition of “The Game” between Harvard and Yale. Secure your Fenway Bowl tickets today to experience more football history being made at Fenway Park.

Fenway Bowl Seating Chart

As an MLB stadium, Fenway Park features a unique atmosphere and seating arrangement for football games. The football field will run from the infield by home plate out towards right field. The Fenway Bowl seating chart provides fans with the option to sit in the field boxes, loge boxes, infield grandstands, pavilion club and the outfield bleachers. The end zone seats will be located in the outfield bleachers, behind home plate and the third baseline. Sideline seats will be available along the first baseline.