Today marks opening day at Fenway Park, and even though it’s the historic park’s 110th season, the Red Sox have plenty of new things in store.

To kick off the first home series, the Red Sox are planning to celebrate Jackie Robinson Day (today) + David Ortiz being inducted to the Hall of Fame later this season on Sun., July 24. Additionally, the Sox will wear the No. 2 patch all season to remember the late Jerry Remy.

The Sox have added two new seating sections in right field — the Bleacher Overlook (aka the Truly Terrace) and 521 Overlook. The Bleacher Overlook includes 8,800 sqft stool seating with a drink rail + 521 Overlook has a private entrance and deck over the 7,600 sqft.

Fenway also announced they are going carbon neutral and will purchase carbon credits (to help neutralize greenhouse emissions) with a portion of ticket revenue. As far as ticket prices go, don’t worry, they won’t be affected.

While we wait for Plant Pub to open outside the stadium, inside the park spectators can enjoy Sal’s Pizza, which is now the official pizza of the Sox. All concession stands in the ballpark will now only accept cashless payments.

If you’re looking for a beer + quick bite outside the park, check out some of these Fenway staples.

🍻 Bleacher Bar, 82A Lansdowne St.

Enjoy a sandwich + small bites with a view of Fenway from under the bleachers.

🍻 Cask n’ Flagon, 62 Brookline Ave.

This family-run Fenway joint serves BBQ, comfort food + plenty of drink options.

🍻 Cheeky Monkey Brewing Co., 3 Lansdowne St.

Pro tip: try the Wild Blueberry beer.

🍻 Game On, 82 Lansdowne St.

A two-floor bar featuring Max & Leo’s coal-fired pizza.

🍻 Loretta’s Last Call, 1 Lansdowne St.

Authentic southern cuisine + country music to get you ready for the game.

Or, if you’re looking for a sweet treat, grab a Dunkin’ Fenway Faithful donut, which is stepping up to the plate again for the second year in a row.

If you don’t have your tickets yet, snag them here to watch the Red Sox take on the Minnesota Twins.

Also, snag this retro snapback to keep the sun out of your eyes all season long.