Boston's arena at 100 Legends Way, above North Station — home of the Boston Celtics and the Boston Bruins.

Official stadium website: https://www.tdgarden.com/
TELEPHONE: 617-624-1000
Located at:
100 Legends Way
Boston, Massachusetts, 02114
The TD Garden is Boston's main indoor arena, at 100 Legends Way, directly above North Station. It is the home of the Boston Celtics and the Boston Bruins, and it also hosts concerts, the circus, skating shows and more than 200 public events a year — well over 3.5 million people through the doors annually. It was formerly the Fleet Center, and stands next to where the Old Boston Garden once stood.
It's nice to be able to call it "The Garden" again.
The TD Garden seats 17,565 for hockey and 18,854 for basketball, with a maximum capacity of 19,580.
| Hockey (Bruins) | 17,565 |
|---|---|
| Basketball (Celtics) | 18,854 |
| Maximum capacity | 19,580 |
The TD Garden sits directly above North Station, which is served by the MBTA Orange Line, the Green Line and the north-side commuter rail. Because the station and the arena share the same complex, arriving by train puts you inside the building without stepping outside.
Plan a trip on the MBTA »
Driving directions to 100 Legends Way »
Parking, bag policy and event listings on the official site »
Fares, parking rates and road closures change, and event nights are not like other nights — check the MBTA and the arena's own site before travelling rather than relying on this page.
The TD Garden is at 100 Legends Way, Boston, Massachusetts 02114, in the West End beside North Station. The telephone number is 617-624-1000.
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The arena opened in 1995 as the FleetCenter, was renamed the TD Banknorth Garden in 2005, and has been the TD Garden since 2009. All three names still turn up on old tickets, in directions and in search results, which is why the original Fleet Center mark is kept here rather than dropped altogether.
Yes. The blocks around the arena are the West End and the edge of Beacon Hill, with the North End a few minutes east and Charlestown over the bridge. It is one of the few parts of Boston where you can live above a subway station on two lines and a commuter rail terminal.