Name: TD Garden
Address: 100 Legends Way, Boston, MA 02114, USA, US
Telephone: +1 617-624-1050

TD Garden is a stadium, located at 100 Legends Way, Boston, MA 02114, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 617-624-1050, visit their website www.tdgarden.com for more detailed information.

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100 Legends Way, Boston, MA 02114, USA

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Christian Pavlakis

17 December 2017

Arena has shaped up its interior restaurants and overall atmosphere over the years. While it can be busy from Celtics/Bruins games as well as North Station, they do a great job of getting people where they need to go. Facilities are also in good condition and security does a phenomenal job of keeping venue-goers safe.
Dennis Metrick

10 December 2017

Great place to see a Bruins or Celtics game. Clear view even from the highest seats. While the food choices are good but a bit high compared to other arenas that I have been too.
G Bradley

10 December 2017

Excellent venue. The place is clean, even the bathrooms. Workers are friendly and very helpful. Ample parking in the attached parking garage and you don't have to brave the harsh New England weather getting from your car to the venue. All in all, we have thoroughly enjoyed our trips here.
Brandon Orr

21 November 2017

Great environment to watch a game. I came in to town to see the Bruins play my beloved Maple Leafs. The venue is way better laid out than many of the stadiums I've been to. Frequently spaced concession stands and bathrooms made the intermissions less of a struggle to get back to my seat before the period started. The local fans were also great, we had se good chirping going back and forth but nothing that went over the line. My friends and I never felt unwelcome and I know my entire group is pumped to visit again!
Jon Cooper

22 October 2017

Not a knock on the Celtics at all. I loved the game we went too. It was fantastic to watch the new look team, even with Hayward out. But, the TD Garden itself was a bit of a let down. There was confusion over what time we could get in, with so,e staff giving one time and others giving another. And backpacks aren’t allowed in, which is understandable except for there’s no cloak room to check anything in at the venue.
Stephen Dow

12 October 2017

Great venue for sporting events (Bruins, Celtics) and for seeing any major artist in concert. As of this review, we were at a Bruno Mars sow - an incredible one too!

As with any 19,000+ venue in any major city, food and drink are overly expensive. As for seating, I feel the best seats are the mid-level Loge or any Club seats located near the middle of the venue.

Since TD Garden is part of North Station, you can use mass transit to reduce travel and parking costs. However, if you intend to drive from either north or south of Boston, I recommend using the North End Garage. It's a great choice because you will avoid all of the entering/exiting traffic to/from the event. However, expect to pay $40.00 for event parking. This is the going rate.
Bradford Shelley

23 September 2017

The remodeling of the arena steps up the accommodations available while attending events. Prices for food and drinks are incredibly high though. Be aware that you need to be 25 if you want to buy alcohol and have an out of state ID.
Al Atherley

06 August 2017

Great venue. Bar was nice and we'll kept and the restrooms were well maintained and easily accessible. A bit pricey at the bar. The seating was good where you could view the stage well.
Rated By Hanna

20 July 2017

Note to self when artists are big enough to book this venue (aka they can charge premium to fill the stadium with thousands of warm bodies) it's time to search for the "next big thing". Aside from trying to avoid paying exorbitant prices, I've come here for Celtics, Harlem Globetrotters and of course concerts. It's conveniently located off of the Green/Orange line at North Station so it's definitely less expensive to take the T than pay $45 event parking.

The venue itself is the largest in Boston and once you enter there are people who are every few hundred feet checking your tickets. One important thing to note is that the "no bag policy" applies just to backpacks and laptop bags. I was an idiot and didn't take it seriously so I had to pay a local bar to check my bag for $10. If you have a small purse you should be fine. Food here is over priced and mediocre as to be expected when you are held captive with limited other options and no re-entry. Once you find your seats I feel like 90% of the people will be using the large screens for reference rather than actually being able to see the performers.

While this would not be my top choice for venue, it gets the job done and it's close to public transit unlike Bank Pavilion (Seaport) which is headache to navigate to Silver line from Green line. Oh and be prepared for the endless stairs trying to get out if you are walking down from the Balcony level
Michael Callahan

10 June 2017

Not a bad seat in the house, but.. Bruins crowds have become pretty docile, & the prices have determined that..(different average fan type..the passion seems to have left the building).. Still a fun experience in a great facility.. expect an expensive night, even in the nose bleeds..
Christopher B

08 June 2017

Not a bad seat in the house. Seriously, I've been to at least 30 Celtics games over the last couple of years, and each time I've sat in different sections. Clean restroom. Good game food; burgers, pizza, dogs, etc.

Parking is a tad expensive. If you're visiting, take an Uber, it's cheaper!
Chris Fernandez

19 May 2017

I've been here for a Celtics game and a Game of Thrones concert. Both were a lot of fun. Their ability to transform the Garden between events is impressive, and the variety of events hosted ensures that there will be something for everyone
Shawn Goodwin

28 April 2017

Good facilities. Restrooms are kept clean and concession areas are updated. Like that they have screens everywhere so you can keep up with the games if you need to leave your seat. Lines get long during half time and expect to pay a premium on food and drinks.
OLA Travel And Leisure

07 March 2017

The home of the 2011 Stanley Cup Champions, Boston Bruins!!! There is not a bad seat in the house. I have sat in section 308 upstairs and in the lodge many times. You really can't go wrong at The Garden. Buyer beware, the concession prices are outrageous!!!

Happy Travels!

Timothy

OLA Travel & Leisure "Traveling The World, Together"