TD Garden Parking & Directions
Boston Bruins · Boston, MA
- Cheapest lot
- $30
- Lots listed
- 2
- Closest
- Adjacent
TD Garden's North Station Garage sits directly beneath the arena and is open 24 hours. Pre-purchasing guarantees a space at $60; the day-of event rate is $65 for entry within four hours of the start. The event rate includes eight hours, then costs $5 per additional hour.
Tips & Fan Reports
What fans who park here actually do, and what it cost them.
North Station beneath the arena serves MBTA Green and Orange Lines and commuter rail.
The arena also offers nearby garage reservations through SpotHero.
Every driving route converges on Exit 26 and Nashua Street.
From Logan it is the Blue Line inbound four stops, then the Green Line eastbound two.
From the Red Line change at Park Street (three stops on the Green eastbound); from the Blue, at Government Center (two stops).
The passageway under Causeway Street links commuter rail to the subway without going outside.
Southside commuter lines split: Old Colony and Fairmont change at South Station, everything else at Back Bay onto the Orange Line.
North Station is the arena. From the north, the commuter rail puts you at the door.
Where to Park
North Station Garage (under TD Garden)
$65AdjacentAdvance purchase only
Enter the North Station Garage from 121 Nashua Street or the ramp at 140 Causeway Street. EV drivers must use the Causeway Street ramp and turn right on Level 1.
Directly under TD Garden, this garage provides covered access to North Station and the arena.
- Advance parking is $60; entry within four hours of the event costs $65 on the day.
- The event rate covers eight hours, followed by $5 an hour.
Government Center / Haymarket Garages
$300.2 milesCheapest
Or Skip the Car
- MBTA Green/Orange Line to North Station · $2.4 · North Station is directly beneath TD Garden, zero walking distance to the arena entrance
- MBTA Commuter Rail to North Station (Zone 2) · $7 · Service from north-of-Boston suburbs directly into the arena complex
Parking Rules
What the pass covers, what gets turned away, and the lots that run on their own rules.
Your Pass
- The North Station Garage is directly beneath TD Garden and is open 24 hours.
- Pre-purchased event parking is $60; the day-of rate is $65 when entering within four hours of the event start.
- The event rate covers up to eight hours, with $5 per hour charged after eight hours.
- Pre-purchase guarantees availability and provides the lowest published event rate.
- Nearby garages can also be reserved through SpotHero.
Not Allowed In
- The North Station Garage has a maximum vehicle height of 6 feet 8 inches.
Accessible Parking
The garage provides covered access to North Station and TD Garden; the venue's accessible public route begins at the Hub on Causeway or Elevator 1 inside North Station.
- Use the elevators beside the Hub on Causeway escalators for the main accessible entrance.
- Elevator 1 is on the ground level inside North Station and is available to event guests once general doors open.
- Wheelchair escorts normally meet at Elevator 1 and can be requested in advance.
Game-day help: 617-624-1750
Getting There
TD Garden is built on top of North Station, so the commuter rail and the arena are the same address. From anywhere north of Boston you get off the train and you are there. For every other line the arena publishes the transfer: which station to change at, which direction, and how many stops it is. Driving all funnels to Exit 26 and Nashua Street.
- Driving
- From the north, I-93S to Exit 26 for Leverett Circle/Cambridge, follow signs to North Station, right onto Nashua Street then left at Lomasney Way. From eastern New Hampshire and northeastern Massachusetts, I-95S to Route 1S over the Tobin Bridge, follow Storrow Drive/Cambridge signs and stay right for the Nashua Street exit. From the south, I-95N to I-93N and the 93N tunnel, Exit 26 for Storrow Drive, stay left for North Station and right onto Nashua Street. From the west, the Mass Pike east to I-93N and the same Exit 26. From Back Bay, left onto Berkeley Street, right onto Storrow Drive East, right onto Martha Road/Nashua Street and left onto Causeway Street. From Logan, follow Sumner Tunnel signs toward Boston and stay right for the Storrow Drive/Cambridge ramp. The arena is at 100 Legends Way.
- Public Transit
- The MBTA Commuter Rail from points north runs directly into North Station, which is the same location as the arena. From the south, west and east, the Old Colony and Fairmont lines require changing at South Station; all other southside lines go to Back Bay, then the Orange Line direct to North Station. On the subway, the Green and Orange Lines both stop at North Station. Enter at the East or West entrance. From the Red Line, change at Park Street to the Green Line eastbound, three stops. From the Blue Line, change at Government Center to the Green Line eastbound, two stops. From Logan Airport, the Blue Line inbound four stops to Government Center, then the Green Line eastbound two stops.
- Walking
- A newer MBTA passageway links North Station's commuter rail platforms to the subway station beneath Causeway Street, so the change between them no longer means going outside.
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How We Checked This Page
Every section below names the source it was read from and the day it was read. Where we could not reach a published figure, the page says so rather than presenting an estimate as a checked fact.
- Parking prices
TD Garden publishes its own rate card for the North Station Garage directly underneath the arena: $60 pre-purchase and a $65 event rate for entry within 4 hours of start, valid 8 hours. The stored $65 is confirmed and does not move. Applied to carry it onto the parking page's lot list, which showed $50 for the same garage, a figure neither the venue nor the club publishes.
- Parking guidance
Official TD Garden North Station Garage and accessibility pages, read 2026-08-30: current 24-hour operation, event-rate window, both street entrances, vehicle clearance, advance purchase, and the accessible route through North Station and the Hub on Causeway.
- Getting there
TD Garden transportation and driving directions pages on tdgarden.com
- Transit
MBTA fares. Subway one-way $2.40 with CharlieCard, CharlieTicket, contactless or cash. Commuter Rail is priced by zone -- the published table runs 1A $2.40, Zone 1 $6.50, Zone 2 $7.00, Zone 3 $8.00 up to Zone 10 $13.25 -- so the stored $7 is the Zone 2 fare and the entry now says so. Naming the zone rather than inventing a suburb is what makes it checkable: the fare is a function of the zone, and a reader learns that it depends on where they board
- Venue policies
TD Garden policies, A-Z, accessibility, and concessions pages reviewed for Bruins entry, family, food, payment, and accessibility rules.