TD Garden Seating Guide
Boston Bruins · Boston, MA
- Cheapest section
- $45+
- Sections
- 5
- Capacity
- 17,850
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 Bruins 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 Bruins 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 Bruins 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 Bruins games
TD Garden names its levels Loge, Club, Balcony and Rafters rather than 100/200/300, and for hockey that scheme matters more than it does for basketball: the Loge on Level 4 rings the ice at sections 1-21, the Club takes the ten centre sections on Levels 5 and 6, the Balcony on Level 7 runs 301-330, and the Rafters sits on Level 9. The recent renovation added 15,000 square feet of concourse across the Loge and Balcony and put a Back Row Bar on Level 8 behind the last balcony row.
Tips & Fan Reports
Front row balcony for the best seats on a decent budget. Anything closer to center ice is going to be better for seeing both sides. Sit at least 10 rows up from the ice in loge since anything lower distorts the view through the glass.
Loge rows 22-24 in the end zone or corners where the Bruins shoot in periods 1 and 3 are my favorite seats. Great proximity to the action and you can see goals go in up close.
The Back Row Bar on Level 8 sits right behind the last row of the Balcony.
TD Garden's levels are Loge (4), Club (5 and 6), Balcony (7) and Rafters (9) — a listing offering a '200-Level' seat is using resale shorthand.
For hockey, the Balcony is better value than the glass: from Level 7 you can see the whole sheet, and from behind the boards you cannot.
The Club sections are the ten centre sections, 501-650.
Where to Sit
Every tier in the building, what it costs, and what you give up to sit there.
Ice-Level / Glass Seats
$350 - $750+Most expensive tier
Pros
- The players are physically at your eye line, which nothing else in the building offers
- Contact on the near boards happens directly in front of you
Cons
- The most expensive Bruins ticket
- You see less hockey than from anywhere else — the near boards and the glass hide the far end
Loge Level 4 (Sections 1-21)
$150 - $420The lower bowl ringing the ice, high enough to see over the boards and across both blue lines.
Pros
- The best all-round hockey sightline at TD Garden
- 20% more concourse space here after the renovation, built for gathering rather than queueing
Cons
- The rear rows sit under the club overhang
Premium Club (Levels 5 & 6, Sections 501-650)
$180 - $500+The ten centre sections, raised over the Loge and looking straight down at centre ice.
Pros
- The centre sections give the truest view of a breakout and a neutral-zone trap
- Full-season club members get the 1928 Club, 7,500 square feet over two storeys, built as a nod to the old Boston Garden
Cons
- The 1928 Club is a full-season benefit rather than a single-game one
- Priced as premium
Balcony Level 7 (Sections 301-330)
$45 - $150Cheapest tier
The upper ring, high above the ice with the whole sheet legible below and the banners alongside.
Pros
- The cheapest reserved seat for a Bruins game
- Height is a genuine advantage in hockey — from here the systems are visible in a way they are not from the glass
- A Back Row Bar sits on Level 8 immediately behind the last row
Cons
- Steep, and a long way up
Rapid7 Rafters (Level 9)
$80 - $220The top floor, a standing party deck with the Bruins and Celtics championship banners as the backdrop.
Pros
- A social deck rather than a row of seats, with vantage points a seat cannot give
- The banners are half the reason to be up there
Cons
- Boston Garden Society membership-based rather than an ordinary ticket
- The furthest point in the building from the ice
Boston Bruins Seat Comfort
Padded seat cushions and compact binoculars for the upper deck.
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- Seating
TD Garden seat finder, A-Z guide, Boston Garden Society club seating and Rafters pages on tdgarden.com
- Venue policies
TD Garden policies, A-Z, accessibility, and concessions pages reviewed for Bruins entry, family, food, payment, and accessibility rules.
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