Planning a trip from Seacoast New Hampshire to a summer concert at Fenway Park? Whether you’re seeing Noah Kahan, Chris Stapleton, or Phish, getting into Boston is often the hardest part of the night.
Between traffic, limited parking, expensive garages, and crowded rideshares after the show, driving into the city isn’t always worth it.
That’s why concertgoers from Portsmouth, Dover, Seabrook, and across the Seacoast choose C&J Bus Lines for easy, stress-free transportation to Boston concerts.
With direct service to South Station, plus comfortable seating, free Wi-Fi, and onboard power outlets, C&J makes getting to Fenway simple from start to finish.
Once you arrive at South Station, getting to Fenway Park is quick via the MBTA:
Red Line:
At South Station, follow the signs for the Red Line inbound 2 stops to Park Street.
Green Line (B, C, or D):
At Park Street, transfer to the Green Line (B, C, or D) and take it to Kenmore Station.
Walking:
When exiting Kenmore Station, follow the signs to Fenway Park, then turn left on Commonwealth Ave, left on Brookline Ave, and Fenway Park is just over the bridge.
Travel time: about 25-25 minutes
Fare: about $2.40 per ride
Use the MBTA Trip Planner for real-time directions.
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Fenway Park concerts are one of the highlights of summer in New England. Whether you’re going for a single show or a full weekend in Boston, transportation plays a big role in the experience.
With convenient service from Seacoast New Hampshire to Boston, C&J Bus Lines makes getting to Fenway Park concerts easier, more comfortable, and far less stressful.
