TD Garden Seating Chart

Loge is the lower bowl closest to the floor or ice, while the Balcony is the upper ring. Loge costs more and sits nearer the action; the Balcony is cheaper, steeper and higher but keeps full views of the whole surface.

For premium views, center-court Loge (sections 1-2, 15-16) is ideal. For value with a full-court view and great atmosphere, center Balcony (315-318) is hard to beat.

Yes. It seats about 19,156 for Celtics basketball and roughly 17,565 for Bruins hockey, since the ice configuration reduces the number of usable lower-bowl seats.

The arena sits directly above North Station, reached by the MBTA Orange and Green Lines and commuter rail, so you can walk straight up into the building without going outside.

For concerts, upper Balcony sections behind an end stage can be curtained or obstructed. For sports, sightlines are generally clean, though a few lower-bowl seats sit near camera platforms.

It opened in 1995 as the FleetCenter, later became TD Banknorth Garden, and has been TD Garden since 2009. It replaced the original Boston Garden next door.

Concerts place the stage at one end and typically curtain off the far Balcony; the floor becomes GA or seated rows while side Loge retains strong views. For specific sections, aim for Floor rows 1-12 or lower side Loge: Close to an end stage on the floor, or elevated side Loge for a full stage view without neck strain.

Section numbers at TD Garden follow the seating tiers. Loge: Loge 1-24; Club / Premium: Club 1-20; Balcony: Balcony 301-330.

Yes. TD Garden's seating chart is split into numbered sections across its tiers (Loge Loge 1-24; Club / Premium Club 1-20; Balcony Balcony 301-330), with individual seat numbers running within each section. Check the seating chart on this page or the official chart for exact seat numbers.

The best views at TD Garden are from Balcony 315-318 (center): Center Balcony gives a full elevated view of the whole floor for a fraction of lower-bowl prices. The weakest are Balcony directly behind an end stage (concerts): Frequently curtained off or left with a heavily side-on, obstructed view. For a seat-by-seat view, see the view-from-seat photos and the seating chart for TD Garden.

With kids at TD Garden, pick aisle seats near a concourse so exits and toilet runs are easy. Note that the Balcony is steep, so young children and anyone uneasy with heights are better lower down.

TD Garden provides wheelchair-accessible and companion seating on every level, with elevator access directly from the North Station concourse. Accessible tickets are booked through the Garden box office or Ticketmaster's accessible seating tool, and staff assist with entry from North Station. Locations: Distributed across Loge, Club and Balcony levels, including raised platform positions with sightlines over standing crowds..

For the best view at TD Garden, aim for Loge 1-2 and 15-16 (center court) (Level with the parquet at mid-court for the classic Celtics sightline.); Loge 7-9 and 19-21 (corners) (Corner Loge delivers full-ice views without center-ice pricing.). The view is most restricted from Balcony directly behind an end stage (concerts) (Frequently curtained off or left with a heavily side-on, obstructed view.).

TD Garden is a fully enclosed indoor arena with all seating and the floor under a permanent roof.

Car parks near TD Garden include North Station Garage, Avalon North Station, 107 Merrimac St Garage, Garage parking and more. The closest is North Station Garage, about 110 m from the venue. On event days public transport is usually quicker than driving, so check the transport options too.