Check your email and confirm. We send nothing else until you do.
Peanut or tree-nut allergy? A label, a peanut-free game, or a cleaned section does not remove the risk of cross-contact or peanut dust elsewhere in the building. Confirm the details with the venue before you buy tickets and again on game day, and follow your allergist’s plan.
The Red Sox offered Peanut Allergy Friendly sections in the Right Field Roof Terrace at six Sunday games in 2026, with pre-game cleaning and no peanut sales at the nearest stands. The team says Fenway Park can never be considered completely peanut free, and fans with peanut allergies must sign a waiver.
Peanut-allergy games , 6 listed
As the team published them. Tickets, seating and what is cleaned can change, so check with the team before you buy.
Dates6
“Peanut Allergy Friendly Games”
Past date Boston Red Sox
Sunday, May 3 vs. Houston Astros
Sunday, May 24 vs. Minnesota Twins
Sunday, June 14 vs. Texas Rangers
Sunday, July 19 vs. Tampa Bay Rays
Sunday, August 9 vs. Athletics
Sunday, September 13 vs. Kansas City Royals
Right Field Roof Terrace (A and B) on the 4th level of the park
The Terraces are thoroughly cleaned before each game and inspected for remaining traces of peanuts. Medical staff are present, extra security admits only PAF guests to the area, peanuts are prohibited in surrounding sections, and the concession stands closest to the Terrace level remove peanut and peanut products from their menus. Fan Services staff are in the sections during the game. Every fan with a peanut allergy must sign a waiver sent by email. Fans with severe allergies who cannot be outdoors can contact peanutallergy@redsox.com about alternate accommodations.
Peanuts are sold; not stated whether in the shell. The Red Sox concessions list names peanuts at many locations, including the Big Concourse, Green Monster, Home Plate Concourse and Gate A and Gate E Concourses.
The venue does not say whether tree nuts are sold.
Peanut-allergy updates for Fenway Park
Some teams post peanut-allergy games or suites during the season. We’ll email you if one is posted for Boston Red Sox games here, or when nut-free food or peanut sales change.
How the venue handles allergies
For food allergy questions, the Red Sox direct fans to Accessible Services at 617-226-6197. Each concession stand should have an allergen chart fans can ask to see. The team names Fritos, ice cream cones, bags of peanuts and peanut M&Ms as exceptions for peanut allergies. At other games, the team suggests packing cleaning wipes and medication; Fan Services booths near Gates B, D and E can often relocate fans, though this is not guaranteed. For an allergic reaction, go to the Beth Israel Deaconess First Aid stand on the lower concourse behind Grandstand 12, or alert the nearest staff member.
Fill in the date, your section and your name, then email it or copy it. Ask a couple of weeks ahead, and bring the answer with you. Going sooner? Call the number above.
Guests may bring special dietary food and beverages, except alcohol, and are encouraged to ask for the security supervisor at any gate before entering. The Peanut Allergy Friendly page adds that a party member who needs a special diet may bring food.
Get your Fenway Park peanut-allergy game-day card
One phone screen with whether peanuts and tree nuts are sold, who to call, and what to ask at the stand. No email needed.
Peanut-allergy game-day card
Fenway Park
Peanuts: Sold
Who to call · What to ask
Peanut-allergy game-day card
Fenway Park
Boston Red Sox · Boston, MA
Food
No peanut-free or nut-free food listed yet. Ask guest services before you buy.
Bags must be single-compartment and no larger than 12"x12"x6".
Ask at the stand
Does this contain peanuts or tree nuts? Can I see the label?
Is it made, fried or kept near peanuts or tree nuts?
Can you change gloves and use a clean surface?
A label or a peanut-free game doesn’t remove the risk of cross-contact. Follow your allergist’s plan. Researched October 16, 2026 · glutenfreestadiumfood.com/stadiums/fenway-park/nut-allergy/
