Polar Park

AAA home of the Worcester Red Sox of the International League in Worcester, MA.

What's it like to attend a game at Polar Park?

Polar Park dropped into Worcester's Canal District in 2021 and immediately became the anchor of a neighborhood that was mostly parking lots and old mill buildings not long before. The sightlines are compact in the best way — 10,000 seats, steep enough geometry that the upper rows still put you close to the action. Because the WooSox are Boston's Triple-A affiliate, the crowd mixes local Worcester fans with Red Sox followers making the 45-minute drive to watch prospects before they reach Fenway, which gives the place a layered energy you don't always find at this level. Polar Beverages, the Worcester seltzer company, holds the naming rights and locals take that seriously — look for Polar products throughout the concourse alongside New England-rooted food options. The Canal District is walkable from downtown Worcester and accessible by commuter rail. First-timers should arrive early, walk the full concourse, and get a seat on the third-base side for the best view of the city skyline.

Polar Park seating & capacity

Polar Park seats 10,000 fans across its seating bowl, levels, and premium areas.

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