Seating Guide
TD Garden, Boston, MA
Data updated: 2025-26 NHL Season
Cheapest Section
$45+
Sections
5
Capacity
17,850
TD Garden has a classic three-level bowl: the 100-level lower bowl, the 200-level loge, and the 300-level balcony. With 17,850 seats in hockey configuration, it's one of the more intimate NHL arenas. The steep upper deck means even balcony seats have a decent view of the ice. The arena was originally designed for hockey, so sightlines are optimized for following the puck, the lower bowl sits close to the ice and the glass provides unobstructed views from the first few rows.
Premium Seating Sections
Each section offers a distinct vantage point. Choose based on your priorities: proximity, comfort, atmosphere, or value.
Ice-Level / Glass Seats
$350 - $750+“Right behind the glass. You hear every hit, see every deke, and feel the speed of the game at ice level.”
The Pros
- Most immersive hockey experience available
- Feel the hits through the glass
- Exclusive access to premium lounges
The Cons
- Glass can obstruct views when players crowd the boards
- Expensive, Bruins are a premium ticket
- Low angle makes it harder to follow cross-ice plays
Lower Bowl Sideline (100-Level)
$200 - $400“Elevated sideline seats with excellent sightlines. Close enough to see puck movement and player positioning clearly.”
The Pros
- Best balance of proximity and full-rink perspective
- Great for watching plays develop through the neutral zone
- Easy access to premium concessions
The Cons
- Premium pricing, Bruins command top-tier rates
- End zone seats cheaper for similar proximity
Lower Bowl End Zone (100-Level)
$120 - $250“Behind the goal. Electric for power plays, breakaways, and watching shots come right at you.”
The Pros
- More affordable than sideline 100s
- Incredible angle for shots on goal
- Close to the players' bench and penalty box
The Cons
- Far-end plays are harder to track
- Net can partially obstruct sightlines from directly behind the cage
Loge Level (200-Level)
$100 - $225“Mid-level seats with wider chairs and a slightly elevated perspective. Club access includes a private bar and lounge.”
The Pros
- Most comfortable seats in the arena
- Private lounge and bar access
- Excellent sightlines at a mid-tier price
The Cons
- Slightly removed from the ice-level energy
- End sections have angled views of far goal
Balcony (300-Level)
$45 - $120“The upper deck is steep but the compact arena means you can still follow the puck and see the full ice surface.”
The Pros
- Most affordable Bruins tickets
- Passionate, loud, rowdy hockey fans, the best atmosphere
- Full-rink bird's-eye view for reading plays
The Cons
- Steep climb to reach seats
- Players are small from this height
- Limited food options on this level
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