Fenway Among MLB’s Most Expensive for Viral 9-9-9 Challenge

For those looking to take on the viral "9-9-9 Challenge" at their next ballpark visit, it's going to cost you.

What Is the 9-9-9 Challenge?

The trendy food challenge that will push your gut to the limit is simple. Eat one hot dog and drink one beer every inning during a ballgame.

By the end of the ninth, you'll have consumed nine hot dogs and nine beers in nine innings, hence the "9-9-9 Challenge."

It's important to note, no ballpark is actively promoting this, as they always encourage fans to drink responsibly. It's a concept that's become so popular it has even made its way to television. Just recently, the characters on Abbott Elementary tried to attempt the challenge.

How Much It Costs at Fenway Park

For Red Sox fans attempting the "9-9-9 Challenge" will pay a hefty price. Ranked sixth among the top 10 most expensive stadiums, taking the challenge at Fenway will run fans over $150.

Ranking MLB’s Cheapest and Most Expensive Ballparks

Bovada Sportsbook took a look at all 30 MLB ballparks and compared the costs to consume the food and drink required for the "9-9-9 Challenge."

With data in hand, it compiled the most and least expensive ballparks for the beer-and-dog combo.

Least Expensive Stadiums for the Challenge

1. Comerica Park — Detroit Tigers — $72
2. Chase Field — Arizona Diamondbacks — $73.80
3. LoanDepot Park — Miami Marlins — $73.98
4. Target Field — Minnesota Twins — $81.81
5. Truist Park — Atlanta Braves — $83.07
6. Yankee Stadium — New York Yankees — $83.25
7. Rogers Centre — Toronto Blue Jays — $86.04
8. Progressive Field — Cleveland Guardians — $86.76
9. Coors Field — Colorado Rockies — $90
10. T-Mobile Park — Seattle Mariners — $90

MLB Stadiums With the Highest 9-9-9 Costs

1. Dodger Stadium — L.A. Dodgers — $216
2. Nationals Park — Washington Nationals — $210.51
3. Busch Stadium — St. Louis Cardinals — $177.75
4. Globe Life Field — Texas Rangers — $168.21
5. Wrigley Field — Chicago Cubs — $157.05
6. Fenway Park — Boston Red Sox — $153.36
7. Oracle Park — San Francisco Giants — $152.64
8. Rate Field — Chicago White Sox — $142.11
9. Oriole Park — Baltimore Orioles — $137.61
10. Citizens Bank Park — Philadelphia Phillies — $135