Fenway Park concession and restaurant workers went on strike​ Friday just as the Boston Red Sox opened a series against the Dodgers.

Concession workers at Fenway Park are ending their weekend strike and saying they will be returning to work as contract negotiations continue.Employees<a class="excerpt-read-more" href=" More

Fenway Park concession workers went on strike on Friday, the Unite Here Local 26 union announced on X. Workers walked out at noon after the venue’s food vendor, Aramark, failed to meet the union’s demands for better wages. It marks the first strike in Fenway’s 113-year history.

Fans were left torn on what to do about the Fenway Park concessions worker strike while attending the highly anticipated Boston Red Sox series against the Los Angeles Dodgers.

About 1,000 union workers employed by Aramark have set a deadline to walk off the job at noon on Friday if their demands are not met.

Fenway Park concession workers walked off the job at noon ET Friday, officially on strike after their contractor, hospitality company Aramark, did not offer a new labor contract. The unionized members of Unite Here Local 26 are striking ahead of the Boston Red Sox’s three-game weekend series against the Los Angeles Dodgers,

If Aramark can pay more at other ballparks across the country, why are Fenway workers treated as second-class?”