Red Sox sellout 400 consecutive games

Red Sox have sold out 400 consecutive games at Fenway Park tonight, team record. It doesn’t look like its going to stop anytime soon, just try and get a ticket to one of the Red Sox games.

The MLB record belongs to the Cleveland Indians at 455 consecutive sellouts. Cleveland’s streak ended April 4th 2001 and lasted for six seasons.

The Red Sox have added thousands of seats in the last few years and still sell out. When John Henry bought the Red Sox, the capacity of Fenway was 36,298. Fenway has increased its capacity over the last few years to 38,805 this year. He plans to have a capacity over 39,900, doing this in increments in the next several years.

Capacity = standing room and seating
The Red Sox are still one of the hottest tickets you “can’t” find.

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April 23, 2008 | Filed Under Red Sox 2008 

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