TD Garden

• Driving & Parking
  From I-93, take Exit 26 Storrow Drive or Exit 28 Causeway Street. North Station Garage: 140 Causeway St. Directly underneath the arena. Pre-purchasing is highly recommended to secure a spot and get a slightly discounted rate. You can book in advance using SpotHero or directly through TD Garden.
• Public Transit
  • MBTA Train Lines
    The MBTA Green Line and Orange Line both serve North Station, directly beneath the arena. Commuter rail lines from the north and west terminate here. The T is the best way to get to a game.
  • Bus MBTA Lines
    Bus Lines Active bus routes servicing the arena area. Routes 4, 92, 93, 111, 354, and 428 all drop off within walking distance.
• Rideshare
  Between 7:00 PM and 2:00 AM daily, all rideshare apps (Uber/Lyft) are geocoded to a centralized pick-up and drop-off zone on Merrimac Street near Portland St / New Chardon St to cut down on the severe gridlock on Causeway Street.

The West End and surrounding neighborhoods offer a rich mix of historic pubs, restaurants, and Boston institutions within easy walking distance of the arena.

Pregame Bars & Restaurants

• Banners Kitchen & Tap
  The premier pregame destination, located directly adjacent to TD Garden at the Hub on Causeway development. Named for the Celtics' and Bruins' championship banners, it features multiple levels, craft cocktails, and an extensive menu. The proximity and atmosphere make it the default pregame gathering spot.
• The Tip Tap Room
  A gastropub on Cambridge Street specializing in creative tip-to-tail cooking and an impressive craft beer list. About a 10-minute walk from the arena, it's a more refined pregame option with excellent food.
• A.T. O'Keeffe's
  A classic Boston pub on Causeway Street, steps from the arena. Cold beer, standard pub fare, and a lively game-night crowd. It's the kind of no-frills neighborhood bar that Boston does well.
• Harvard Gardens
  A historic bar on Cambridge Street that has been a Beacon Hill institution since 1930. Solid pub fare, craft cocktails, and a mix of locals and game-goers. About a 10-minute walk from the arena.
• Night Shift Brewing - Lovejoy Wharf
  A craft brewery taproom right on the waterfront at Lovejoy Wharf, steps from the arena. Night Shift is one of Boston's best craft breweries, and the taproom features their full lineup alongside waterfront views. The outdoor patio in warmer months is a prime pregame spot.
• Halftime King of Pizza
  A pizza and sports bar near the arena offering quick slices and a game-day atmosphere. Convenient for a fast pregame bite.
• Regina Pizzeria
  A Boston legend. The original location in the North End on Thacher Street has been serving brick-oven pizza since 1926. The crispy, charred crust and simple toppings are perfection. Expect a line, but it moves. About a 10-minute walk from the arena.
• Sullivan's Castle Island
  A beloved Boston institution in South Boston (not near the arena, but worth mentioning for a game-weekend visit) known for their hot dogs, fried clams, and lobster rolls, served at a waterfront walk-up window overlooking Boston Harbor. A quintessential Boston experience.
• Row 34 | Cambridge
  A seafood restaurant and oyster bar offering fresh New England seafood, craft beer, and a polished atmosphere. The Cambridge location is across the river but worth the trip for seafood enthusiasts.

Neighborhood Attractions

• Freedom Trail
  Boston's 2.5-mile walking trail through 16 historic sites, starting at Boston Common and ending at the Bunker Hill Monument in Charlestown. It passes through the North End near the arena and covers Paul Revere's House, the Old North Church, Faneuil Hall, and more. An essential Boston experience.
• Faneuil Hall Marketplace
  A historic marketplace and meeting hall dating to 1742. Now a shopping and dining destination with street performers, it remains one of Boston's most-visited attractions.
• USS Constitution
  Old Ironsides," the oldest commissioned warship still afloat, is docked at the Charlestown Navy Yard. Free tours are available and the museum provides context on the ship's role in American history.
• Museum of Science
  Located on the Charles River, a short walk from the arena. Interactive exhibits, a planetarium, and an IMAX theater make it one of the best science museums in the country.

• The Championship Banners
  18 NBA championship banner: 1957, 1959, 1960, 1961, 1962, 1963, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1968, 1969, 1974, 1976, 1981, 1984, 1986, 2008, and 2024.
• Retired Numbers
  • #00 Robert Parish
  • #1 Walter Brown
  • #3 Red Auerbach
  • #5 Dennis Johnson
  • #6 Kevin Garnett
  • #10 Bill Russell (retired league-wide)
  • #14 Jo Jo White
  • #15 Bob Cousy
  • #16 Tom Heinsohn
  • #17 John Havlicek
  • #18 Dave Cowens
  • #19 Don Nelson
  • #21 Bill Sharman
  • #22 Ed Macauley
  • #23 Frank Ramsey
  • #24 Sam Jones
  • #25 K.C. Jones
  • #31 Cedric Maxwell
  • #32 Kevin McHale
  • #33 Larry Bird
  • #34 Paul Pierce
  • #35 Reggie Lewis
• The Sports Museum
  Levels 5 & 6: A massive premium feature of the arena itself. Spanning multiple levels of the concourse, it holds a half-mile of treasured New England sports artifacts, life-size statues, and historic team treasures.

• Rapid7 Rafters & Heineken Star Club
  Level 9: This is TD Garden’s most celebrated high-vantage premium concept. Seating is located at the very top of the arena, placing members literally level with the championship banners and retired numbers including Zdeno Chára's newly raised #33.
• Club Seating & The 1928 Club
  Levels 5 & 6: Located in the optimal mid-deck real estate of the arena, Club Seats offer plush, roomy seating with unparalleled sightlines. Amenities: Includes full in-seat wait service during Celtics and Bruins games.The 1928 Club Access: Full-season Club members get exclusive access to this massive, 7,500-square-foot, two-story private restaurant and lounge. It is styled with a vintage "speakeasy" aesthetic paying homage to the original 1928 Boston Garden, featuring a chef-curated menu and high-end craft cocktails. It includes private street-to-seat elevator entry.
• Ford SportsDeck
  East End: A hybrid premium concept combining a high-end sports bar environment with bowl seating. Fans can sit at long, bar-style tables right in the arena bowl overlooking the action or step back into an energetic, crowded lounge packed with dynamic video walls and a massive private bar.
• The Lofts
  Designed for smaller, intimate groups (typically 4 to 6 people) who want a private luxury experience without a giant multi-ticket suite. Modeled after boutique, modern living spaces, they feature private table seating, cozy couches facing the court, a dedicated service wall, and an included five-course gourmet dinner.
• Single Event Suites
  • Executive Suites
    Traditional luxury suites wrapping around the arena's midsection, accommodating 12 to 24 guests. Amenities: Private restrooms, high-end living room setups, customizable catering, and early access to the arena.
  • The Garden View Suites
    A super-sized executive suite option that acts as a private lounge for 50–60 guests, featuring panoramic views of the arena bowl and all-inclusive premium food and beverage package.
• Jameson Lounge
  A specialized, 24-to-36-ticket luxury lounge experience geared heavily toward live events and concerts. It includes its own fully staffed private bar and an inclusive food package.

• Signature Items
  Lobster rolls and New England clam chowder bring local flavor to the concourses. Sullivan's hot dogs are a Boston classic. Tasty Burger offers quality burgers.
• Big Bad Burger
  Loge 8, Balcony 311: TD Garden's anchor destination for premium, creative burgers and comfort sides. Thick double cheeseburgers, crispy fried chicken sandwiches with hot honey butter, and "Loaded Cheeseburger Fries" topped with hamburger crumbles, cheese, and special burger sauce.
• Sal’s Pizza
  Level 4 & Level 7: A beloved New England staple, Sal’s is the official pizza provider of the arena. Massive, 1/4-pound Super Slices made with local ingredients. Options include classic cheese, pepperoni, a rotating specialty slice, and dedicated vegan pizza slices.
• Hub Hot Dog
  Level 4 & Level 7: The arena's signature stadium classic hubs, featuring local Kayem beef franks. High-quality hot dogs and extra-large Italian sausages served with gluten-free bun options. Signature items include the Gahden Dog topped with Mike’s Amazing Mustard and Grillo's Pickle de Gallo and the New England Footlong (smothered in Sam Adams beer cheese and crushed Cape Cod potato chips.
• Lucky’s Chicken
  Sections 5, 19, & 310: The go-to destination for fast-casual, crispy chicken comfort food. Hand-breaded chicken tenders and golden french fries served together in family-friendly souvenir buckets.
• Back Bay BBQ
  Section 323: Brings slow-smoked, traditional barbecue flavors to the upper concourse. Heavy comfort items including pulled pork sandwiches, beef brisket sliders, smoky BBQ chicken, and loaded mac-and-cheese bowls.
• Truly Market & MRKT
  Levels 4 & 7: State-of-the-art, frictionless Grab-and-Go marketplaces powered by Amazon’s Just Walk Out technology. Fans scan a credit card to enter, grab prepackaged craft beers, hard seltzers, dynamic non-alcoholic energy drinks, candy, chips, and freshly made wraps, and walk right back to their seats without waiting in a checkout line