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I recommend using public transport if you can. Parking was a nightmare and super overpriced—took way longer than expected to get out after the game!

Definitely explore the different food options. I found some hidden gems like the taquitos at one of the stands. Don't just stick to the typical hot dogs!

If you're looking to save some cash, consider grabbing a bite at the Pebble Beach Market instead of the fancy restaurants on site. Trust me, the sandwiches are delicious and you’ll get to enjoy the views too!

I suggest checking out the 17-Mile Drive, it's stunning and free. I spent a hour driving around and the views were incredible, way better than sitting in traffic trying to get to it later!

My advice is to bring layers. The weather can be really unpredictable, and I found myself wishing I had a jacket on the chilly windy spots. You never know when you’ll need it!

I highly recommend booking your tee time well in advance, especially during peak season. I tried to walk in, and it didn’t work out too well for me!

My advice is to buy tickets well in advance. Last minute tickets can be super expensive, and you'll be shocked at how much the scalpers charge outside!

don't miss the pre-game show if you can! it starts about 30 minutes before the game and adds a ton of excitement. seriously, it sets the vibe for the whole night!

Arrive at least 90 minutes early to soak up the vibe and grab merch. I was stuck in traffic and missed half the warmup which was a bummer.

If you're sitting up high, bring binoculars or use your phone to zoom in on the action. It really helped me get a better view!

I think it’s smart to use the app for your tickets. Scanning at the gate was a breeze with my phone, and it saved me from fumbling with paper in the crowd.

If you’re looking for a great view, try to sit higher up. I had seats on the lower level once and could hardly see the full action. The upper tiers have a better overall perspective

My advice is to check out the food options in advance. Some stands can get super crowded, and you might end up spending more if you don’t plan. I found the pretzels and pizza worth every penny!

I recommend using public transport to get there, like the 'L’ train. Parking is a nightmare and super expensive, so skip the stress and ride instead.

I suggest grabbing a hot dog from one of the vendors outside before heading in. They’re reasonably priced and super tasty! Plus, you'll save some cash compared to inside food prices.

My advice is to check the Cubs schedule in advance. If they're playing a popular team, the ticket prices can spike! So, plan accordingly.

Dress in layers! The weather can change quickly, and if you're sitting in the sun, it can get hot. I ended up sweating a ton, then freezing when the sun went down!

Public transport is the way to go! Take the subway to the stadium. It saves you from the parking hassle and traffic – I paid a fortune for parking last time. Plus, it’s a fun way to soak in the city's vibe!

Make sure to check for any events or tournaments happening. I accidentally walked into one and it was packed – way harder to enjoy!

I recommend bringing your own socks for bowling. They do have rentals, but it's more comfortable and saves you a couple of bucks.

I think you should consider taking a walk around the outside of the park before the game. There are some awesome photo ops and street art that really capture the Fenway vibe!

If you can, arrive by 5 PM before a night game. The energy builds up and you get to soak in the atmosphere with less crowd. Plus, it’s easier to grab a bite at nearby food joints without the rush.