Red Sox tickets for second half of the season go on sale Friday, July 2 at 10 a.m.
BOSTON, MA – The Red Sox today announced that tickets for the second half of the season taking place July 22 through September 26 will go on sale Friday, July 2, at 10 a.m. on redsox.com/tickets. Mastercard is the preferred payment of the Boston Red Sox.
Giveaways at the gates will take place on the following dates for the first 7,500 fans attending July, August, and September games:
- July 26 – Xander Socks
- August 12 – Red Sox Hall of Fame Manny Ramirez Bobblehead, sponsored by WB Mason
- August 20 – MLB Network Tote Bag
- August 26 – Xander Hat, sponsored by Granite City Electric Supply Co.
- September 8 – Alex Verdugo Bobblehead, sponsored by True Made Foods
- September 18 – Kiké Shades
- September 21 – JD Home Run Cart, sponsored by Old Dominion Freight Line
- September 26 – 2022 Schedule Magnet, sponsored by JetBlue (all fans)
Red Sox 2021 single game tickets start as low as $20 and tickets are available in all seating areas, including the popular Green Monster seats, Sam Deck tables, and Field Box tickets. Those looking to host a group at Fenway Park can reach out to the Red Sox ticket office to arrange their outing by emailing groupsales@redsox.com.
Students can register on redsox.com/student9s to receive special offers for student promotions and events or text the word STUDENTS to 23215 to sign up for Red Sox ticket availability. The Student 9s program, presented by L.L.Bean, provides high school and college students the opportunity to purchase $9 tickets with a valid student ID.
Parents can sign up kids 14 and under for free tickets to games with a Red Sox Kid Nation membership at redsox.com/kidnation, presented by Hood.
All fans looking for last minute ticket alerts and promotions can text SOXTIX to 23215. Fans can visit redsox.com/soxtix for more information.
Fenway Park has been operating at full capacity since May 29 and masks are not required for fully vaccinated fans. Unvaccinated fans are strongly encouraged to continue to wear masks.