Grandstand Third-Base Side (Sections 25–33) — Fenway Park

The third-base Grandstand mirrors the first-base side: roof columns inside the seating area, with obstructed seats reported through the middle and back of the sections. Seats here look across the diamond toward right field, so a column typically blocks part of the infield or the opposite corner rather than the plate itself.

Published Fenway guides consistently flag the third-base Grandstand columns as an obstruction source, with affected seats typically reported in the middle and upper rows of sections 25–33. As on the first-base side, the effect is seat-specific: two seats in the same row can have very different views depending on which side of a column they fall.

Obstruction at Fenway Park is seat-specific, not section-wide: being a few seats to one side of a column, post or roofline can change the view completely. That is why the notes here describe the pattern an area is known for rather than promising a verdict on any individual seat — and why the last step before buying should always be a seat-specific photo or a direct confirmation from the seller.

• Do not assume the third-base side is the "safe" Grandstand — the column layout is essentially the same as behind home plate.
• Listings for these sections priced noticeably below neighbors deserve an obstruction check before purchase.
• For a similar price, seats in the Loge Box or Pavilion levels avoid the columns entirely.