Boston Red Sox have the priciest games to attend in the league

A Red Sox game for four will set you back some $385. That’s the highest estimate in the major leagues.

in recent years may have lowered prices, but we still pay the most compared to the rest of the country.A trip for four to Fenway Park, plus parking, will set you back some $385, according to the Team Marketing Report Fan Cost Index. That’s the highest estimate in the major leagues.

The estimate is based on the price of four tickets, parking for one car, two hats, two beers, four hot dogs and four sodas as of May 2022.This is your reminder to never drive to a Red Sox game. If the cost isn’t a deal-breaker, the traffic should be.The Chicago Cubs had the second-highest estimate at $365. At the other end of the spectrum was the Arizona Diamondbacks at $152.

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