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Fenway Park

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For 86 years, the Boston Red Sox suffered a World Series dry spell, a streak of bad luck that fans attributed to the "Curse of the Bambino," which, stories have it, struck the team in 1920 when they sold Babe Ruth (the "Bambino") to the New York Yankees. All that changed in 2004, when a maverick squad broke the curse in a thrilling seven-game series against the team's nemesis in the series semifinals. This win against the Yankees was followed by a four-game sweep of St. Louis in the finals. Boston, and its citizens' ingrained sense of pessimism, hasn't been the same since. The repeat World Series win in 2007 cemented Bostonians' sense that the universe had finally begun working correctly and made Red Sox caps the residents' semiofficial uniform.

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  • Address: 4 Yawkey Way, between Van Ness and Lansdowne Sts.The Fenway, Boston, MA 02215 | Map It
  • Phone: 877/733-7699 box office; 617/226-6666 tours
  • Cost: Tours $12
  • Hours: During baseball season, tours daily 9--4 on the hr; off-season tours daily 10--2 on the hr. On game days, last tour is 3 hrs before game time
  • Website:
  • Metro Kenmore.
  • Location: The Fenway

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    Loved the Fenway tour! Even though we aren't red sox fans, Fenway was awesome. We saw it in the dead of winter with several feet of snow on the ground and there was something majestic about it. We would highly recommend the tour!

    by shormk2, 2/1/11

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