TD Garden Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the most common TD Garden visitor questions.
How many restrooms are at TD Garden?
TD Garden has restroom facilities on every seating level — the Loge Level (100), Club Level (200), Balcony Level (300), and Suite Level. Restrooms are distributed around the full circumference of each concourse, so you're never more than a short walk from one. Family restrooms with baby changing stations are also available.
Where are the accessible restrooms at TD Garden?
ADA-compliant restrooms are available on every level of TD Garden. They feature grab bars, wider stalls, and lowered fixtures. Family restrooms with additional space are also available on the Loge and Club levels. Ask any Guest Services staff member for the nearest accessible restroom. TD Garden is wheelchair accessible throughout.
Where is the nearest restroom to the Legends Way entrance?
Enter via the Legends Way entrance on the east side and the nearest restrooms are on the Loge concourse near Sections 1 and 2, about 1 minute walk to either side of the entry portal.
Is there a baby change room at TD Garden?
Yes. Family restrooms with baby changing stations are available on the Loge Level and Club Level concourses. Ask any Guest Services staff member for directions to the nearest family restroom.
Which TD Garden restrooms have the shortest lines at intermission?
Balcony level restrooms are consistently the quietest during halftime and intermissions. Most fans stay on the Loge concourse, so heading up a level saves significant wait time.
Can I bring food and drinks into TD Garden?
No. TD Garden does not allow outside food or beverages. The venue enforces a clear bag policy (12x6x12 inches). All bags are subject to search. No factory-sealed water bottles are permitted. Eat before you enter or budget for in-arena prices.
Where should I park for TD Garden?
The North Station Garage at 140 Causeway Street is directly connected to TD Garden with 1,275 spaces. Pre-book online for event-night rates. Additional garages are available on Cambridge Street and near Government Center. However, the best way to get to TD Garden is via MBTA — North Station (Green and Orange Lines) is directly below the arena.
What hotels are closest to TD Garden?
Courtyard by Marriott Boston Downtown/North Station (0.1 mi, 2 min walk, from $189/night) is the closest, right at the Hub on Causeway. The Whitney Hotel on Charles Street (0.4 mi) offers a luxury Beacon Hill experience. The North End and downtown have dozens more options within a 15-minute walk.
Where should I eat before a game at TD Garden?
Closest options: The Harp (0.1 mi, Causeway Street pub), Banners Kitchen & Tap (0.1 mi, official TD Garden restaurant), and The Fours (0.1 mi, legendary sports bar). For great pizza, walk 0.4 miles to Pizzeria Regina in the North End. All have customer restrooms. Note: you cannot bring outside food into TD Garden.
What is the TD Garden capacity?
TD Garden seats 17,565 for basketball (Celtics) and 19,580 for hockey (Bruins). Concert configurations vary. The arena opened in 1995 as the Fleet Center and sits directly above MBTA North Station.
What teams play at TD Garden?
TD Garden is home to the Boston Celtics (NBA) and Boston Bruins (NHL). It also hosts major concerts, UFC events, Disney on Ice, and other entertainment throughout the year.
Are there public restrooms near TD Garden outside the arena?
Yes. North Station MBTA (directly below TD Garden) has public restrooms during station hours. Faneuil Hall/Quincy Market (0.5 mi south) has restrooms during market hours. The Government Center area also has public restrooms. Two OSM-verified accessible restrooms are located on the TD Garden concourse.
