TD Garden Seating Guide
Boston Celtics · Boston, MA
- Cheapest section
- $1+
- Sections
- 5
- Capacity
- 19,156
Know Before You Go
Essential details checked against official venue information.
- Accessible entry
The accessible main entrance is at the Hub on Causeway; Elevator 1 on the North Station ground level is another public accessible route.
Applies to: Boston Celtics games
- Accessible seating
Accessible seating is offered on every arena level and varies by event; select the accessibility option when purchasing or ask the TD Garden Box Office.
Applies to: Boston Celtics games
- Assistive listening
Complimentary assistive listening devices are available at Guest Services on Level 4 at Loge 4 and Level 7 at Balcony 305.
Applies to: Boston Celtics games
- For Bruins and Celtics games, the devices carry arena announcements and FM play-by-play.
- Sensory services
TD Garden is KultureCity certified and provides sensory bags at Loge 4 and Balcony 305 plus sensory rooms on Levels 4, 5, 7, and 9.
Applies to: Boston Celtics games
TD Garden does not use 100/200/300 numbering and never has. Its own seat finder lists the Floor (VIP sections 2-21), Loge on Level 4 (sections 1-21), Premium Club on Levels 5 and 6 (sections 501-650), the Balcony on Level 7 (sections 301-330), and the Rafters on Level 9. The recent renovation added 15,000 square feet across the Loge and Balcony concourses — a 20% addition to the Loge and 30% more space on the Balcony — plus a Back Row Bar on Level 8 directly behind the last row of balcony seats.
Tips & Fan Reports
The Rafters is a membership party deck on Level 9, not a seating section.
The Club sections are the ten centre sections — 501-650 — so a club ticket here buys the angle as well as the amenities.
The Back Row Bar on Level 8 sits directly behind the last row of Balcony seats, so the cheapest seats have a bar of their own.
TD Garden's levels are Loge (4), Club (5 and 6), Balcony (7) and Rafters (9). A listing describing a '200-Level' seat is using resale shorthand, not the arena's own scheme.
Where to Sit
Every tier in the building, what it costs, and what you give up to sit there.
Courtside / Floor Seats
$1,000 - $2,500+Cheapest tier
The floor, VIP sections 2-21, level with the parquet and the benches.
Pros
- On the parquet itself, as close as the building allows
- Level with the players and the coaching
Cons
- Floor level costs you the geometry of the offence
Loge Level 4 (Sections 1-21)
$150 - $500The lower bowl proper, ringing the floor with the whole court visible.
Pros
- The closest ordinary seats to the parquet
- The renovation added 15,000 square feet of concourse across the Loge and Balcony — a 20% increase here, built for gathering rather than queueing
Cons
- The rear Loge rows sit under the club overhang
Premium Club (Levels 5 & 6, Sections 501-650)
$250 - $700+Most expensive tier
The ten centre sections of the arena, raised over the Loge and looking straight down the middle of the floor.
Pros
- The ten centre sections — the best angles in the building, chosen rather than inherited
- Full-season club members get the 1928 Club, a 7,500 square foot two-storey space built as a nod to the original Boston Garden
Cons
- The 1928 Club is a full-season benefit, not a single-game one
- Priced as premium
Balcony Level 7 (Sections 301-330)
$50 - $180The upper ring, high over the floor with the championship banners on your level.
Pros
- The cheapest reserved seat at TD Garden
- 30% more concourse space after the renovation, and a Back Row Bar on Level 8 immediately behind the last row
Cons
- Steep and distant
Rapid7 Rafters (Level 9)
$90 - $250The top floor, a party deck rather than a seating block, with the Celtics and Bruins championship banners as the backdrop.
Pros
- A high-energy standing deck with vantage points you cannot get from a seat
- The banners are the view as much as the game is
Cons
- Boston Garden Society membership-based, so it is not simply a ticket you buy
- The top floor of the building — the furthest point from the parquet
Boston Celtics Seat Comfort
Padded seat cushions and compact binoculars for the upper deck.
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How We Checked This Page
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- Seating
TD Garden seat finder, A-Z guide, Boston Garden Society club seating and Rafters pages on tdgarden.com, and the Celtics arena maps
- Venue policies
TD Garden policies, A-Z, accessibility, and concessions pages plus the Celtics arena guide reviewed for Celtics entry, family, food, payment, and accessibility rules.
Not yet checked against a published source
These figures are estimates. Most venues no longer publish the numbers behind them — concession and ticket pricing moved to dynamic marketplaces — so we hold them as estimates rather than dating them as verified.
- Ticket prices — Secondary market averages (SeatGeek/StubHub)