TD Garden – Home of the Boston Celtics | Arena Guide
TD Garden Stadium - Travel Guide & Stadium Information
- Basketball stadium in Boston, United States with 19,156 capacity - complete travel and matchday guide
- Professional playing surface with modern facilities
- Transport: Nearest train station, tube line, and bus routes with walking times
- Parking: Official stadium parking £10 to £20, street parking options nearby
- Away fans: Dedicated section, entrance gates, and capacity allocation information
Key Facts
TD Garden Essential Details
TD Garden Stadium Basic Details
Stadium Capacity
19,156 spectators
Year Opened
1995
Address & Location
100 Legends Way, Boston, MA 02114
Boston, United States
Technical Specifications
Stadium Type
Multi-Sport Venue
Primary Sport
Basketball
Venue Classification
Arena
Location & Maps
About TD Garden
About TD Garden Stadium
TD Garden stands as one of America's most iconic sports venues, serving as the storied home of the Boston Celtics since 1995 while embodying the rich basketball tradition of New England. This 755,000-square-foot architectural masterpiece at 100 Legends Way opened on September 30, 1995, replacing the legendary Boston Garden with a privately-financed $160 million facility that honours the past while embracing the future. With a basketball capacity of 19,156, TD Garden creates an intimate atmosphere that amplifies the passionate energy of Celtics fans, contributing to one of the NBA's most formidable home-court advantages. The arena underwent a comprehensive $70 million renovation in 2014, enhancing the fan experience with redesigned concourses, upgraded technology, and premium dining options that maintain the venue's position among elite sports facilities. TD Garden's commitment to excellence extends beyond basketball, serving as home to the Boston Bruins while hosting over 3.5 million visitors annually for world-renowned concerts, family shows, and sporting events. The venue features three private restaurants, 90 executive suites, 1,100 club seats, and a state-of-the-art high-definition video scoreboard with complete 360-degree LED technology. TD Garden's location in Boston's North End provides unparalleled access to the city's historic attractions and vibrant dining scene, making every visit a celebration of Boston's cultural heritage. The arena represents more than just a sports venue — it's a shrine to championship tradition where 18 NBA banners hang as testament to Celtics excellence, creating an atmosphere where basketball history and future glory converge in perfect harmony.
Visiting TD Garden
🏛️Stadium History
TD Garden's roots trace to the legendary Boston Garden, which opened in 1928 and served as the home of the Celtics and Bruins for nearly 70 years. The original Garden was the site of countless championship runs and historic moments — from Bill Russell's dynasty teams of the 1950s and 60s to Larry Bird's transcendent 1980s Celtics. By the early 1990s, the ageing facility was no longer adequate for modern NBA and NHL operations, and plans were developed for a replacement arena. The new TD Garden was privately financed at a cost of $160 million and opened on September 30, 1995, constructed just nine inches from the original Boston Garden, which was demolished in 1998. Originally named the FleetCenter (1995–2005) and then TD Banknorth Garden (2005–2009), it was renamed TD Garden in 2009 following TD Bank's acquisition of Banknorth. A comprehensive $70 million renovation was completed in 2014, modernising concourses, technology, and premium areas. The arena is famous for its Red Auerbach Court — an oak parquet floor with origins dating to 1952, making TD Garden one of only two NBA arenas to use this traditional floor type. The court's distinctive look has been imitated across basketball but never truly replicated. In June 2024, the Celtics won their 18th NBA Championship at TD Garden, cementing the arena's place as the most decorated home in NBA history.
⚡Matchday Atmosphere
Attending a Celtics game at TD Garden is an experience shaped by 18 championship banners hanging from the rafters and a fanbase with unmatched expectations. The arena's intimate design concentrates noise and energy in a way few venues can match — the upper balcony in particular generates intense crowd noise during close games. Pre-game, fans congregate at Banners Kitchen & Tap in The Hub on Causeway, West End Johnnies, and the arena's own concourse bars. The Celtics have maintained some of the NBA's highest average attendances, consistently selling out against marquee opponents. Game presentation includes video tributes to championship seasons, interactive fan engagement on the 360-degree LED scoreboard, and regular appearances from the Celtics Lucky mascot. The 1928 Club lounge provides a premium atmosphere for Club Level ticket holders. For the most electric atmosphere, attend rivalry games against the New York Knicks, Miami Heat, or Los Angeles Lakers — these are among the loudest and most competitive nights Boston's Garden has to offer.
🎯Stadium Tours
The Sports Museum, housed on Levels 5 and 6 of TD Garden, is Boston's premier sports heritage attraction and offers guided tours daily. Standard tours run 60 minutes and depart every 30 minutes from 11:00 AM to 4:30 PM (last tour). Guests are guided up to Level 9 to view the Celtics and Bruins championship banners from the rafters, then through half a mile of exhibits covering all major Boston sports franchises. The tour concludes with access to Boston Bruins Heritage Hall on Level 2, a self-guided interactive experience. Standard admission is approximately $20 adults, $10 children, $15 concessions. Arena bowl access is available during the NBA/NHL off-season only. VIP Private Group Tours (90 minutes, groups of 10+) include the championship ring try-on experience. Book via sportsmuseum.org.
Getting to TD Garden
Getting to the Stadium
MBTA Subway & Commuter Rail – North Station
TD Garden sits directly above North Station, making it one of the easiest arenas in the NBA to reach by public transit. The MBTA Green Line and Orange Line both stop at North Station, placing you steps from the arena concourse. Multiple Commuter Rail lines — including the Fitchburg, Lowell, Haverhill, Newburyport/Rockport, and Gloucester lines — also terminate at North Station, bringing fans from across suburban Greater Boston. From Logan Airport, take the Silver Line to South Station, then the Red Line to Park Street, and transfer to the Green Line to North Station. A standard MBTA subway fare is $2.40 per ride. Commuter Rail fares vary by zone, typically $2.40–$13.25 depending on origin. Mobile tickets and CharlieCards are accepted throughout the system.
MBTA Bus Routes
Several MBTA bus routes stop near TD Garden on Causeway Street and surrounding streets. Key routes include: Route 92 (Assembly Square Marketplace to Downtown via Sullivan Station), Route 93 (Sullivan Station to Downtown via Bunker Hill), and Route 4 (North Station to World Trade Center). These routes provide connections from Somerville, Charlestown, and other neighborhoods not served by the subway. Bus stops are located on Causeway Street directly outside TD Garden. Fares are $1.70 with a CharlieCard or $2.00 with CharlieTicket. Real-time arrival info is available via the MBTA website or app.
Driving & Parking at TD Garden
TD Garden is accessible from major highways including I-93 (Exit 26 for Storrow Drive/North Station) and the Tobin Bridge from the north. From the airport, take the Sumner Tunnel and follow signs for North Station. The primary on-site parking facility is the North Station Garage, located directly beneath TD Garden, with entrance ramps on Nashua Street (121 Nashua Street) and Causeway Street (140 Causeway Street). The garage is open daily 5:00 AM–1:00 AM. On-site event parking costs $40–$65 depending on the event tier — pre-purchase is strongly recommended as the garage sells out for marquee games. Privately owned surface lots and garages in the surrounding West End, North End, and Beacon Hill areas charge $30–$52 on event nights. Street parking is extremely limited and heavily regulated.
Walking from North Station & Nearby Areas
TD Garden is one of the most walkable arenas in professional sports. From the North Station MBTA entrance, the walk to the arena bowl is under two minutes — simply follow signs through the concourse. From Faneuil Hall Marketplace it is a 10–12 minute walk north across the Greenway. From the North End (Boston's Italian neighbourhood) it is approximately 8–10 minutes on foot. From Government Center it is a 5–7 minute walk up Congress Street to Causeway Street. Multiple pedestrian crossings and wide pavements make the walk comfortable and safe. On match nights, wayfinding signage and arena staff direct foot traffic along Causeway Street.
Stadium Tours
The Sports Museum Guided Tour
Tour Description
The Sports Museum, located on Levels 5 and 6 of TD Garden, offers a world-class guided tour celebrating the rich heritage of Boston sports. Led by expert Museum Assistants, the 60-minute tour takes guests through half a mile of exhibits honouring the Boston Celtics, Boston Bruins, Red Sox, New England Patriots, Boston Marathon, and more. Guests are guided up to Level 9 — the top floor of TD Garden — to come eye-level with the championship banners of the Celtics and Bruins hanging in the arena rafters. The tour concludes with access to Boston Bruins Heritage Hall on Level 2, a highly interactive self-guided experience featuring rare memorabilia and digital activations. The Sports Museum is a non-profit institution committed to using sport to improve lives through youth education programmes.
Pricing & Duration
Adult tickets cost £20, children's tickets are £10, and concession tickets are available for £15. The complete stadium tour experience lasts 60 minutes, providing comprehensive access to the stadium's most exclusive areas.
Tour Highlights
The The Sports Museum Guided Tour includes championship banner viewing from level 9 rafters, celtics and bruins exhibit galleries, red sox and patriots memorabilia, boston marathon display, iconic sculptures of larry bird, bobby orr, ted williams, championship ring display sponsored by jostens, access to boston bruins heritage hall, giving visitors a behind-the-scenes look at one of the world's most famous stadiums. Open Monday–Sunday, 10:30 AM–5:00 PM, with guided tours departing every 30 minutes from 11:00 AM to 4:30 PM. Schedule is dependent on TD Garden event calendar — some days tours may be unavailable or run earlier. Arena Tours (including access to the arena bowl) are available in the NBA and NHL off-season only, through Labor Day. Gameday Tours on select Celtics home game days are also available. Purchase tickets at sportsmuseum.org/tickets or at The Sports Museum/Heritage Hall Box Office on Level 2 of TD Garden. Walk-in tickets subject to availability. Advance booking recommended, especially during peak Boston tourism periods (summer, school breaks, playoffs). Group tours (10+) must be booked at least two weeks in advance.
VIP Private Group Tour
Tour Description
The Sports Museum offers exclusive Private VIP Tours for groups seeking a personalised, behind-the-scenes experience at TD Garden. Led by a dedicated private guide, these tours provide flexible itineraries tailored to the group's interests — whether focusing on Celtics history, Boston sports culture, or a broader heritage tour. A highlight exclusive to VIP tours is the opportunity to try on rings from all 13-plus Boston championship titles won this century. Available during regular business hours, private tours can be extended with TD Garden hospitality options including food, beverage, and private event space. Ideal for corporate groups, birthdays, school groups, and dedicated sports fans.
Pricing & Duration
Adult tickets cost Price on request, children's tickets are Price on request, and concession tickets are available for Price on request. The complete stadium tour experience lasts 90 minutes, providing comprehensive access to the stadium's most exclusive areas.
Tour Highlights
The VIP Private Group Tour includes private guided museum tour, championship ring try-on experience, flexible itinerary tailored to group interests, all sports museum exhibits, access to bruins heritage hall, option to extend with td garden private event space, giving visitors a behind-the-scenes look at one of the world's most famous stadiums. Available during regular Sports Museum business hours (10:30 AM–5:00 PM). Must be booked at least two weeks in advance. Contact the Sports Museum directly for group pricing and availability. Book via sportsmuseum.org or by contacting The Sports Museum events team. Pricing varies by group size — contact for custom quote. TD Garden can provide supplementary food, beverage, and event space arrangements.
Hotels Near TD Garden
Where to Stay
The Whitney Hotel Boston
Accommodation Type & Location
Luxury accommodation - Walking distance – 5 minutes
Pricing
Rates from £280 to £600 per night
Description
The Whitney Hotel is a sophisticated boutique-luxury property in Boston's Beacon Hill neighbourhood, offering elegant rooms with exceptional city views and personalised service. Situated a short walk from TD Garden along Cambridge Street, the hotel provides seamless access to the arena while maintaining the refined atmosphere of one of Boston's most storied neighbourhoods. Guests enjoy a curated experience with individually designed rooms, premium bedding, and a lobby that blends historic charm with contemporary style.
Courtyard Boston Downtown/North Station
Accommodation Type & Location
Mid-range accommodation - Walking distance – 2 minutes
Pricing
Rates from £180 to £320 per night
Description
The Courtyard Boston Downtown/North Station is the closest major hotel to TD Garden, located directly adjacent to the arena. Part of the Marriott family, this modern hotel offers comfortable, well-appointed rooms with views of the North End and the Zakim Bridge. The Bistro on-site restaurant serves American cuisine and a full-service bar. Its unbeatable proximity to TD Garden makes it a favourite for visiting sports fans and concert-goers who want to minimise travel on event nights.
citizenM Boston North Station
Accommodation Type & Location
Budget accommodation - Walking distance – 1 minute
Pricing
Rates from £120 to £220 per night
Description
citizenM Boston North Station is the closest hotel to TD Garden — essentially next door — making it ideal for fans who want to walk to and from games with maximum ease. This smart, tech-forward hotel offers compact but very well-designed rooms with mood lighting, rainfall showers, and large king-sized beds. The communal lobby is a stylish social hub with comfortable seating, a 24-hour bar, and iMac workstations. An excellent value option in a premium location.
Battery Wharf Hotel Boston Waterfront
Accommodation Type & Location
Boutique accommodation - Short walk – 12 minutes or 5-minute cab
Pricing
Rates from £250 to £480 per night
Description
Battery Wharf Hotel is a luxurious waterfront boutique property ideally located on Boston Harbour in the charming North End, steps from the Freedom Trail and Faneuil Hall Marketplace. The hotel offers 150 beautifully appointed guestrooms with harbour or city views, and the award-winning Exhale Spa provides premium wellness facilities. Battery Wharf Grille serves refined New England cuisine in a stunning waterfront setting. An atmospheric and distinctive alternative to downtown hotels.
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TD Garden Accessibility
Accessibility
Accessible Entrances & Concourse
TD Garden provides fully accessible entrances at multiple points around the venue. Two public elevators provide access to all concourse levels for guests with mobility challenges. The arena concourses are step-free and navigable by wheelchair throughout all levels. Staff are available to assist guests with disabilities throughout the event. Guests using wheelchairs or mobility aids should use the accessible entrances indicated on the TD Garden map, available on the official website. Drop-off zones for guests with disabilities are located on Causeway Street.
Wheelchair Accessible Seating Bays
Wheelchair accessible seating is available on all levels of TD Garden, providing guests with unobstructed views of the court from every section of the arena. Companion seats adjacent to accessible positions can be purchased simultaneously, subject to availability. Guests should indicate accessibility requirements at the time of ticket purchase to ensure appropriate seating is allocated. Available on Loge, Club, and Balcony levels. Select accessible seats when purchasing tickets via Ticketmaster or the Celtics box office. Seating locations vary by event configuration. Contact the ADA info line for specific requirements or group bookings.
ADA-Compliant Restrooms
ADA-compliant restrooms are located throughout TD Garden on all concourse levels. Facilities meet full ADA standards for width, turning radius, and fixtures. Baby changing stations are also available in most restrooms throughout the venue. Restrooms are distributed across all levels to minimise travel distances. Locations are clearly marked on the arena concourse maps available at information desks.
Assistive Listening Devices
TD Garden provides assistive listening devices for guests with hearing impairments at all Celtics games and arena events. Devices are available from Guest Services locations throughout the arena. The system is compatible with hearing aids with telecoil (T-coil) functionality. Request assistive listening devices at any Guest Services desk upon arrival. A valid ID may be required as a deposit. Devices are provided at no additional charge.
Guide Dog Policy
TD Garden welcomes guests with guide dogs and registered assistance animals throughout all areas of the venue. Service animals accompanying guests with disabilities are permitted in all seating areas, concourses, and facilities. Staff are trained to accommodate service animals appropriately. Guests travelling with service animals are encouraged to notify TD Garden in advance so appropriate seating can be arranged. Relief areas for service animals are available — contact Guest Services for locations.
Accessible Parking at North Station Garage
The North Station Garage directly beneath TD Garden provides designated accessible parking spaces for guests with valid disability placards or plates. The garage is connected directly to the arena via interior access routes, minimising outdoor travel for guests with mobility challenges. Accessible spaces are available on a first-come basis — arrive early on event nights as spaces fill quickly. A valid disability placard or plate is required. Garage entrance via 121 Nashua Street or 140 Causeway Street.
Guest Services Support
Trained Guest Services staff are stationed throughout TD Garden to assist guests with disabilities before, during, and after events. Staff can provide direction, mobility assistance, wheelchair escort service to seating areas, and support with any accessibility needs throughout the event. Contact Guest Services upon arrival at any entrance for personalised assistance. For advance coordination of specific accessibility requirements, contact the ADA info line during business hours.
TD Garden Ticket Information
Ticket Prices
Upper Balcony Tickets
Seating Area & Price Range
Balcony Level (300s) tickets range from $52 USD to $130 USD for the season tickets available through the boston celtics official website. season ticket holders receive access to all 41 home regular-season games plus potential playoff priority..
Description
The most affordable way to experience a Celtics game at TD Garden. Balcony sections offer a panoramic full-court view and the passionate upper-deck atmosphere that defines home games at the Garden. An excellent value option for families and budget-conscious fans.
What's Included
These upper-tier seating offering a full bird's-eye view of the court. despite the elevated position, sightlines are good throughout the balcony, with sections 301–330 wrapping around the full bowl. rows 1–15 in each section, with up to 27 seats per row. tickets include standard event admission, access to all public concourse areas and concession stands, making them an excellent choice for visitors seeking luxury hospitality experience.
Loge Level Tickets
Seating Area & Price Range
Loge Level (Sections 1–22) tickets range from $90 USD to $275 USD for the full and partial-season packages available through celtics season ticket member programme. includes access to playoff priority purchasing..
Description
Loge level seats represent the sweet spot for most Celtics fans — close enough to feel the game's energy while still offering a complete court view. Mid-court Loge sections (14, 21, 13, 22) are among the most coveted in the arena for balanced sightlines and atmosphere.
What's Included
These mid-tier lower bowl seating forming the main body of td garden's seating bowl. loge sections ring the court at a comfortable elevated angle, offering excellent sightlines. rows 1–26 in most sections; the front a–n rows in select sections provide very close lower-bowl positioning. tickets include standard event admission, access to loge-level concourses and concession stands, making them an excellent choice for visitors seeking luxury hospitality experience.
Club Level Tickets
Seating Area & Price Range
Club Level (Sections AA–CC, A–E) tickets range from $180 USD to $500 USD for the club level memberships available as full-season packages. includes all 41 home regular-season games and playoff home game purchase priority..
Description
Club Level provides a significantly enhanced game-day experience, combining premium seating with lounge access, in-seat food and beverage service, and a private bar environment. The 1928 Club offers a relaxed premium space to socialise before, during, and after games. Popular with business guests and season ticket holders.
What's Included
These premium mid-bowl club level seating with access to exclusive club lounges and in-seat service. club sections feature padded plush seats with additional legroom, and ticket holders gain access to the 1928 club — a member-only bar and restaurant with elevated food and beverage options. tickets include event admission, club level lounge access (1928 club), in-seat food and beverage service, dedicated club concession areas, enhanced restroom facilities, early entry via premium entrance, making them an excellent choice for visitors seeking luxury hospitality experience.
Hospitality & Suites Tickets
Seating Area & Price Range
Executive Suites & Premium Packages tickets range from $500 USD to $5000 USD for the suite leases run for the full season (all home games). the lofts may be available for individual game bookings — contact celtics premium sales for availability..
Description
The pinnacle of the TD Garden experience. Executive Suites include private lounge seating, dedicated catering, private entrance, and premium bar service. The Lofts offer an intimate dining experience courtside with multi-course menus. Both options provide a completely private and premium event experience for corporate entertainment and special occasions.
What's Included
These td garden's 90 executive suites and the lofts provide the ultimate corporate and vip experience at celtics games. executive suites are private fully-enclosed spaces accommodating between 12 and 25 guests, with dedicated catering service. the lofts offer semi-private banquet seating for six guests with a three-course meal and a dedicated server throughout the event. tickets include private suite or loft access, full catering package (food and beverage), private entrance, dedicated suite attendant, premium parking options, access to all premium amenities, making them an excellent choice for visitors seeking luxury hospitality experience.
TD Garden FAQs
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What is the capacity of TD Garden for Celtics games?Featured
TD Garden has a seating capacity of 19,156 for Boston Celtics NBA games. The venue also hosts the Boston Bruins (NHL), concerts, and other events with varying configurations.
When did TD Garden open and how much did it cost to build?Featured
TD Garden opened on September 30, 1995, at a cost of $160 million. It was privately financed and replaced the original Boston Garden, which had served the Celtics and Bruins since 1928. A major $70 million renovation was completed in 2014.
What is the nearest public transport to TD Garden?Featured
TD Garden sits directly above North Station, which is served by the MBTA Green Line and Orange Line subway trains, as well as multiple Commuter Rail lines from Greater Boston. The station is integrated into the arena building — you can walk from the platform to the concourse in under two minutes. A standard MBTA subway fare is $2.40.
Is parking available at TD Garden and how much does it cost?Featured
Yes. The North Station Garage sits directly beneath TD Garden, with entrance ramps at 121 Nashua Street and 140 Causeway Street. On-site event parking costs $40–$65 depending on the event. Pre-purchase is strongly recommended as the garage sells out for major games. Nearby private lots charge $30–$52. Street parking is very limited.
What is TD Garden's bag policy?
TD Garden strongly discourages bringing bags. If you must bring one, small bags, clutches, crossbodies, and wristlets are permitted provided they do not exceed 4" x 6" x 1.5". Exceptions are made for diaper bags, breast pump bags, and medically necessary bags. Prohibited items will not be stored at the venue and guests will not be permitted entry.
What food and drink options are available at TD Garden?
TD Garden offers a wide variety of concession options throughout its concourses, including The Frito Lay Test Kitchen, Back Bay BBQ, The Garden Grill, Sal's Pizza, a taqueria, and the fan-favourite Lucky's Chicken. Bulfinch bar offers craft beers and cocktails. Banners Kitchen & Tap in The Hub on Causeway complex (attached to the arena) is the premier pre- and post-game dining option. TD Garden is a cashless venue.
Are stadium tours available at TD Garden?
Yes. The Sports Museum, located on Levels 5 and 6 of TD Garden, offers guided tours daily from 10:30 AM to 5:00 PM (tours depart every 30 minutes from 11 AM). Standard admission is approximately $20 for adults, $10 for children. The 60-minute tour covers Boston sports history exhibits and includes a walk to Level 9 to see the Celtics and Bruins championship banners up close. Arena bowl tours are available in the NBA/NHL off-season only.
Is TD Garden accessible for guests with disabilities?
Yes. TD Garden is fully ADA-compliant. The venue provides accessible entrances, two public elevators, wheelchair accessible seating on all levels with companion seats, ADA-compliant restrooms, assistive listening devices, and designated accessible parking in the North Station Garage. Contact the ADA info line at 617-624-1750 during event hours for specific needs.
Does TD Garden accept cash payments?
No. TD Garden is a fully cashless venue. Only credit cards, debit cards, mobile payments, and the TD Garden Hub app wallet are accepted at all concession stands and merchandise locations. TD Bank ATMs are available in the North Station concourse for those needing to access cash.
How do I get tickets for Boston Celtics games?
Official Boston Celtics tickets are sold through Ticketmaster (the official marketplace) and Celtics.com. All tickets are mobile-only — screenshots and physical tickets are not accepted. Resale tickets are available via SeatGeek, Vivid Seats, and TickPick. Prices start from around $52 for less-prominent matchups and can exceed $275 for rivalry games like the Celtics vs. Lakers.
What time do doors open at TD Garden for Celtics games?
General admission doors typically open 90 minutes before tip-off. Premium Club and courtside entrances open approximately two hours before the game. The TD Garden Box Office is open Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM–5:00 PM, and on event days from doors-open until the conclusion of the first quarter.
What other teams and events use TD Garden?
In addition to the Boston Celtics (NBA), TD Garden is the home of the Boston Bruins (NHL). The arena hosts approximately 200 events annually, including major concerts, family shows, college hockey events (the Beanpot Tournament), UFC events, figure skating championships, and previously hosted the 2004 Democratic National Convention. The Sports Museum and Boston Bruins Heritage Hall are open to the public year-round.
Latest News
Boston Celtics Sold for Record $6.1 Billion in Historic NBA Transaction
FeaturedPublished
15 May 2025
Article Summary
In May 2025, the Boston Celtics were sold to private equity investor William Chisholm for $6.1 billion, marking the highest-valued transaction for a North American sports team at the time of the deal. The sale followed the Celtics' 2024 NBA Championship victory over the Dallas Mavericks and reflects the enormous value of a franchise with 18 NBA titles. TD Garden continues as the home of the Celtics under the new ownership, with no immediate changes to arena operations or the fan experience announced. The transaction underscored the growing financial power of the NBA and the premium value placed on top-tier market franchises.
Rideshare Drop-Off Relocated to Merrimac Street from May 2025
Published
1 May 2025
Article Summary
Beginning May 1, 2025, rideshare pick-up and drop-off services at TD Garden were relocated to Merrimac Street from 7 PM on event nights. The change, implemented in coordination with the Boston Transportation Department and rideshare operators, aims to reduce congestion on Causeway Street on high-traffic event evenings. Guests using Uber, Lyft, or other rideshare services are advised to update their app destination to Merrimac Street when departing from or arriving at TD Garden during evening events.
Celtics Win 18th NBA Championship – TD Garden Hosts Historic Celebration
Published
18 June 2024
Article Summary
The Boston Celtics claimed their record 18th NBA Championship in June 2024, defeating the Dallas Mavericks 4–1 in the NBA Finals. TD Garden hosted Games 1, 2, 5, and the decisive Game 6 of the series, with the Celtics closing out the title on their home floor in front of a sold-out crowd of 19,156. The championship parade through downtown Boston drew an estimated 1.5 million fans. The victory also made the Celtics the outright holder of the most NBA championships in league history, breaking their tie with the Los Angeles Lakers at 17 titles.
The Hub on Causeway Expansion Transforms TD Garden Precinct
Published
1 September 2023
Article Summary
The Hub on Causeway, a major mixed-use development directly attached to TD Garden, continues to enhance the arena's surrounding precinct with restaurants, retail, office space, and entertainment venues. Banners Kitchen & Tap, the signature sports bar and restaurant within the complex, has become a central part of the TD Garden game-day experience, drawing thousands of fans before and after Celtics and Bruins events. The development has significantly increased dwell time around the arena and contributed to the revitalisation of Boston's West End and North Station neighbourhood.
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