First Ever PJ show at Fenway in Sept. - NEED ADVICE

dankind said:

Don't puke!

http://community.pearljam.com/discussion/17949/boston-2-puke/p1

Epic thread

I wanna thank newbrewguy for this topic. I’m traveling from the Netherlands to the fenway shows i needed Some advise as well. 

@Black35 Staying on Beacon Street as well about 4 blocks up from Kenmore for the weekend as we're driving down from New Hampshire. We'll likely leave our car at the Wellington T-station out on the Orange Line and take the T to our hotel. There is some street parking in the area, but schools will be back in session, so availability is limited. You can also park at Riverside T-Station on the D-line (Green) and take the train to your hotel (parking is 6$/day at both T stations). 

In the Fenway area, I wouldn't miss Sweet Cheeks Q (especially the biscuits). If you want touristy -- the Cask N Flagon, but there are plenty of better bars if you want good beers and more local atmosphere. If you care about Fenway or baseball, the tour of Fenway is fun, otherwise I wouldn't bother. On Monday night, you might  see who is playing at the Paradise or the Brighton Music Club if you want more music stuff. 

Brunch on Saturday and Sunday is really good at the Back Bay Social Club (and the Friendly Toast, but the wait there can be ridiculous). If you're looking for beer/cider stuff, you can go big (Sam Adams or Harpoon) or smaller (Lord Hobo, Downeast Cider,  Night Shift) for tours and samples. 

sp1984 said:

@Black35 Staying on Beacon Street as well about 4 blocks up from Kenmore for the weekend as we're driving down from New Hampshire. We'll likely leave our car at the Wellington T-station out on the Orange Line and take the T to our hotel. There is some street parking in the area, but schools will be back in session, so availability is limited. You can also park at Riverside T-Station on the D-line (Green) and take the train to your hotel (parking is 6$/day at both T stations). 

In the Fenway area, I wouldn't miss Sweet Cheeks Q (especially the biscuits). If you want touristy -- the Cask N Flagon, but there are plenty of better bars if you want good beers and more local atmosphere. If you care about Fenway or baseball, the tour of Fenway is fun, otherwise I wouldn't bother. On Monday night, you might  see who is playing at the Paradise or the Brighton Music Club if you want more music stuff. 

Brunch on Saturday and Sunday is really good at the Back Bay Social Club (and the Friendly Toast, but the wait there can be ridiculous). If you're looking for beer/cider stuff, you can go big (Sam Adams or Harpoon) or smaller (Lord Hobo, Downeast Cider,  Night Shift) for tours and samples. 

Awesome, thanks for the tips, I'll check into this. Were not completely sure what were going to do if off days yet, but gives us some ideas. Most likely will involve beer of some sorts. Cheers!!

Like someone already mentioned...don’t have any expectations! Just ride the wave and see where it takes you. It’s a community concert for sure. I wish I haven’t seen them just so I could see them again for the first time.