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Fenway Park Aura Pavilion 9: view from your seat, rows and shade

Aura Pavilion 9 is on the Pavilion level, on the first base side. Its rows run 1-5. The front row is 130 ft from home plate and Row 5 sits 65 ft above the field. For a 1:35 pm start in July a seat here gets about 137 minutes of direct sun.

View from Fenway Park Aura Pavilion 9, Row 3, looking toward the pitcher's mound
Middle rows: view from Aura Pavilion 9, Row 3. 3D model built from USGS lidar of the ballpark, not a photo.
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How many rows are in Aura Pavilion 9?

5 rows: 1-5. Row list from rateyourseats.com.

Is Aura Pavilion 9 covered?

No. Every row is open to the sky. Umbrellas are allowed inside Fenway Park but may only be used during official rain delays.

How far is Aura Pavilion 9 from home plate?

The front row is 130 ft (39.5 m) from home plate; Row 5 is 142 ft. Eye height runs from 58 ft above the field at the front to 65 ft at the top. You look down at 24.0° from Row 1, 23.3° from Row 3 and 24.7° from Row 5.

RowTo home plateEye heightCovered
1130 ft58 ftno
4139 ft61 ftno
5142 ft65 ftno

Is Aura Pavilion 9 in the sun or shade?

Mostly sunny: about 137 minutes of direct sun for a 1:35 pm start in July. Every month and start time (average minutes of sun, and when the section is mostly shaded):

Month1:35 pm7:10 pm
April51 min
shade not during the game
0 min
shade first pitch
May112 min
shade not during the game
0 min
shade first pitch
June154 min
shade not during the game
3 min
shade first pitch
July137 min
shade not during the game
0 min
shade first pitch
August66 min
shade not during the game
0 min
shade first pitch
September13 min
shade first pitch
0 min
shade first pitch

Next door: Fenway Park Pavilion Box 9 · Fenway Park Pavilion Box 10

Planning the day: Fenway Park seating chart with sun and shade · Fenway Park shaded seats by start time · Fenway Park bag policy · how the Fenway Park data is measured.