Restrooms & Visitor Guide — TD Garden, Boston

Every restroom and bathroom at TD Garden, mapped by level and section — plus the best places to eat, drink, and stay in Boston's West End.

20+
Restrooms
19.6k
Capacity
4
Levels
2
Teams
TD Garden arena exterior at dusk with Causeway Street and Boston skyline in the background

Quick Find: Nearest Restroom by Entrance

Heading into TD Garden? Find the closest bathroom to your entry point in seconds.

I'm entering via... Nearest restroom Walk Accessible Baby Change
Legends Way (East Entrance) Loge Level restrooms, Sections 1/2 1 min Yes Family restroom nearby
Causeway Street Entrance (south) Loge Level restrooms, Sections 9/10 1 min Yes Family restroom nearby
North Station (below) Escalator up to Loge Level — nearest restroom at Section 5 2 min Yes
Club Level Entrance Club Level restrooms near each portal 1 min Yes
Balcony Level Balcony concourse restrooms, distributed around the level 1 min Yes No
Premium / Suite Level Suite level restrooms near each suite cluster 1 min Yes
Not inside yet (North Station) North Station public restrooms (MBTA concourse) Varies Yes No

💡 Intermission pro tip: Balcony level restrooms have significantly shorter lines. Most fans stay on the Loge concourse — head up a level and skip the line.

TD Garden Restroom Map — Interactive

All restroom locations pinned on the actual TD Garden footprint. Tap a pin for level, section, and facility details.

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Plan Your TD Garden Visit

Quick picks for your game night — the closest hotel, best pre-game bar, top restaurant, and must-do experience.

Lively Boston sports bar interior with craft beers and TV screens showing hockey

Where to Eat & Drink Near TD Garden

Pre-game bars, post-game restaurants, and the best spots within walking distance — all with real distances. The Causeway Street and Canal Street area is packed with options. We've noted which venues have confirmed customer restrooms.

Closest Pub

The Harp

📍 85 Causeway St🚶 0.1 mi • 2 min walk

The definitive pre-game pub on Causeway Street. Packed before every Celtics and Bruins game. Full bar, pub grub, and electric game-night atmosphere.

🚽 Customer restrooms available • harpboston.com
OSM Verified

Sullivan's Tap

📍 168 Canal St🚶 0.1 mi • 2 min walk

No-frills dive bar on Canal Street. Open daily 12–1am. Cheap drinks, loyal locals, zero pretense. A Boston institution since the '80s.

🚽 Customer restrooms available

McGann's Irish Pub

📍 197 Portland St🚶 0.2 mi • 3 min walk

Traditional Irish pub with live music, full kitchen, and a solid pre-game crowd. Good burgers and pints before heading to the Garden.

🚽 Customer restrooms available • mcgannsirishpub.com

Night Shift Brewing — Lovejoy Wharf

📍 1 Lovejoy Wharf🚶 0.2 mi • 4 min walk

Craft brewery taproom right on the waterfront. Great beer selection, outdoor patio with harbor views. Open daily.

🚽 Customer restrooms available • nightshiftbrewing.com
Sports Bar

Guy Fieri's Tequila Cocina

📍 110 Causeway St🚶 0.1 mi • 1 min walk

Celebrity chef restaurant right at TD Garden. Mexican-inspired menu with tequila cocktails. Great for groups before a game.

🚽 Customer restrooms available • guyscocina.com

Track Zero Taproom

📍 100 Legends Way🚶 Inside TD Garden

TD Garden's own taproom on the Legends Way side. Craft beers and cocktails. Open on event days. No ticket required before doors open.

🚽 Customer restrooms available • tdgarden.com

Grand Canal

📍 57 Canal St🚶 0.3 mi • 5 min walk

Irish pub on Canal Street. Open daily 11am–2am. Full kitchen with pub favorites and live sports on TV.

🚽 Customer restrooms available • grandcanalboston.com
Closest Restaurant

Banners Kitchen & Tap

📍 82 Causeway St🍽 American🚶 0.1 mi • 1 min walk

Official TD Garden restaurant by Patina Group. Upscale American dining with craft cocktails. Wheelchair accessible. Open on game days and events.

🚽 Customer restrooms available • Wheelchair accessible • patinagroup.com/banners

Hurricane's at the Garden

📍 150 Canal St🍽 American🚶 0.1 mi • 2 min walk

Sports bar and grill right on Canal Street. Multiple TVs, wings, burgers, and a big beer list. Solid pre-game option.

🚽 Customer restrooms available • hurricanesboston.com

The Fours

📍 166 Canal St🍽 American🚶 0.1 mi • 2 min walk

Legendary Boston sports bar on Canal Street. Named one of the best sports bars in America. Classic pub fare and wall-to-wall memorabilia.

🚽 Customer restrooms available • thefours.com

Boston Sports Grille

📍 132 Canal St🍽 American🚶 0.1 mi • 2 min walk

Classic sports bar with outdoor seating on Canal Street. American comfort food, big screens, and a game-day crowd.

🚽 Customer restrooms available • Outdoor seating • sportsgrilleboston.com

Momosan Morimoto

📍 80 Causeway St (Hub Hall)🍛 Ramen🚶 0.1 mi • 2 min walk

Iron Chef Morimoto's ramen spot inside Hub Hall at the Hub on Causeway development. Quick, delicious bowl before a game.

🚽 Hub Hall restrooms available • hubhallboston.com

Alcove

📍 50 Lovejoy Wharf🍽 American🚶 0.2 mi • 4 min walk

Waterfront restaurant at Lovejoy Wharf with harbor views. Modern American menu, brunch on weekends. A quieter upscale option.

🚽 Customer restrooms available • alcoveboston.com

A&B Kitchen • Bar

📍 115 Beverly St🍽 American🚶 0.2 mi • 3 min walk

Burger-focused restaurant on Beverly Street near the arena. Casual dining, good cocktails.

🚽 Customer restrooms available • anbburgers.com

Pizzeria Regina

📍 North End🍝 Pizza🚶 0.4 mi • 8 min walk

Boston's most famous pizza. The original North End location since 1926. Worth the walk. Lines can be long — arrive early.

🚽 Customer restrooms available

Concourse Concessions

🍴 Every level, full circumference

Hot dogs, pretzels, pizza, chicken tenders, lobster rolls, and craft beer at kiosks around every level. Loge level kiosks are busiest at intermission — try Balcony level concessions for shorter food lines. Nearest restrooms are always on the same level.

Club & Premium Areas

🍾 Club Level, Suites

Upscale food and bar service for club and suite ticket holders. Private restrooms in premium areas are typically much less crowded.

Note

No Outside Food

💡 TD Garden policy

TD Garden does not allow outside food or beverages. Clear bag policy (12x6x12 inches) is enforced. Eat before you enter or budget for in-arena prices.

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Allergy-Friendly Options

TD Garden concessions can accommodate common allergies including gluten-free options at select stands. Staff can provide allergen ingredient breakdowns on request. Vegetarian and plant-based options are available at multiple locations. Ask any concession worker or visit Guest Services for specific dietary needs.

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Hydration & Water

Concession stands provide free cups of water on request. Water fountains are located near restrooms on every level. TD Garden does not allow outside beverages. Stay hydrated during events — the arena gets warm with 19,000+ fans inside.

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Nursing Room

A dedicated nursing mothers’ room is available — ask Guest Services for location and access. Family restrooms on Loge and Club levels also provide private space for feeding. Baby changing stations in all family restrooms.

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Walking Route Planner

From North Station (MBTA Green/Orange Line), TD Garden is directly above — take the escalators up (2 min). From Faneuil Hall / North End hotels, walk north on Congress Street to Causeway (10 min). From Charlestown, cross the Zakim Bridge walkway (15 min). Inside, the Loge Level concourse loops the full arena.

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Busy Times & Crowds

Peak lines: intermission and halftime. Loge level concessions are busiest — try Balcony level for shorter waits. Bruins and Celtics playoff games sell out fast. Arrive early for marquee matchups. Doors open 90 minutes before puck drop / tip-off.

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First Aid & Emergencies

First aid stations on the Loge Level concourse. Medical staff patrol all levels. In an emergency, alert the nearest usher or security staff. AEDs stationed throughout.

Boston waterfront skyline at night with illuminated buildings reflected in the harbor

Hotels Near TD Garden — Where to Stay

Hotels within walking distance of TD Garden, sorted by proximity. The West End and North End neighborhoods have excellent options. Expect price spikes for playoff games, marquee Celtics/Bruins matchups, and major concerts.

Closest • 0.1 mi

Courtyard by Marriott Boston Downtown/North Station

📍 107 Beverly St🚶 2 min walk

The closest hotel to TD Garden, right next to the arena at the Hub on Causeway development. Modern rooms, ideal game-night location.

$189 - $350 /night
🚽 Hotel lobby restrooms • marriott.com
0.4 mi

The Whitney Hotel

📍 170 Charles St🚶 8 min walk

Boutique hotel on charming Charles Street in Beacon Hill. Upscale rooms, excellent service. Walk through the scenic neighborhood to the Garden.

$250 - $450 /night
🚽 Lobby restrooms • whitneyhotelboston.com

The Bostonian Boston

📍 Faneuil Hall area🚶 10 min walk

Historic hotel near Faneuil Hall Marketplace. Great location for sightseeing and dining in the North End. Short walk to TD Garden.

$200 - $380 /night
Luxury

XV Beacon

📍 15 Beacon St🚶 12 min walk

Luxury boutique hotel on Beacon Hill. Individually designed rooms, fireplace suites, rooftop terrace. Top-tier Boston experience.

$400 - $700 /night
🚽 Lobby restrooms • xvbeacon.com

Hyatt Centric Faneuil Hall

📍 54 Devonshire St🚶 14 min walk

Modern Hyatt in the historic downtown core. Good base for TD Garden and Freedom Trail sightseeing.

$220 - $400 /night
🚽 Guest restrooms • hyatt.com

Churchill at Boston View

📍 Beacon Hill🚶 12 min walk

Serviced apartments in Beacon Hill. Full kitchenettes, good for extended stays or families. Quiet neighborhood setting.

$180 - $350 /night

Harborside Inn

📍 165 State St🚶 16 min walk

Boutique hotel in a converted 19th-century warehouse near the waterfront. Exposed brick and granite. Good value for downtown Boston.

$160 - $300 /night

Marriott Vacation Club — Custom House

📍 3 McKinley Sq🚶 16 min walk

Suites inside the landmark Custom House Tower. Full kitchens, washer/dryer. Great for families. The clock tower views are unbeatable.

$250 - $450 /night
🚽 Guest restrooms • marriott.com
Budget

J. Miller Flats

📍 94 Charles St🚶 10 min walk

Boutique guesthouse on Charles Street in Beacon Hill. Smaller rooms at lower prices in a prime neighborhood.

$120 - $220 /night
Boston Freedom Trail red brick path through historic downtown with colonial buildings

Tours & Things to Do Near TD Garden

Making a day of it? These attractions are within easy reach — perfect if you're arriving early or visiting Boston for the first time.

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Freedom Trail

Boston's iconic 2.5-mile walking trail through 16 historically significant sites, from Boston Common to Bunker Hill. The trail passes within blocks of TD Garden.

Free (self-guided)Always open2–3 hours

🚽 Public restrooms at multiple trail stops (Faneuil Hall, Quincy Market)

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Faneuil Hall & Quincy Market

Historic marketplace with 70+ shops, 40+ restaurants, and street performers. A 10-minute walk south from TD Garden through the heart of downtown.

Free to explore10am-9pm0.5 mi walk

🚽 Public restrooms inside Quincy Market (accessible)

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North End — Little Italy

Boston's historic Italian neighborhood is a 5-minute walk east. Incredible restaurants, bakeries (Mike's Pastry, Modern Pastry), and old-world charm.

Free to exploreAlways open0.3 mi walk

🚽 Restaurant restrooms with purchase

Boston Harbor Walk

Scenic waterfront path from Lovejoy Wharf (next to TD Garden) along the harbor. Great views, public art, and fresh air before a game.

FreeAlways open0.1 mi to start

🚽 Public restrooms at Long Wharf and Christopher Columbus Park

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USS Constitution Museum

"Old Ironsides" — the world's oldest commissioned warship still afloat. Free museum at Charlestown Navy Yard, 1 mile north of TD Garden.

Free (donations)10am–5pm1.0 mi walk

🚽 Public restrooms at the Navy Yard visitor center

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Museum of Science

World-class science museum on the Charles River, just 0.5 miles west. Planetarium, IMAX theater, and hundreds of interactive exhibits.

Adults ~$299am–5pm0.5 mi walk

🚽 Public restrooms on every floor (accessible, baby change)

North Station MBTA entrance with commuters and TD Garden in the background

Getting to TD Garden

TD Garden sits at 100 Legends Way, directly above MBTA North Station — making it one of the easiest arenas to reach by public transit. Boston's West End, MA 02114.

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MBTA Subway (Best Option)

North Station serves the Green Line and Orange Line — directly below TD Garden. Step off the train and take the escalator up. The most popular option by far.

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Commuter Rail (North Station)

MBTA Commuter Rail lines from the North Shore (Newburyport, Rockport, Lowell, Haverhill, Fitchburg) terminate at North Station directly below the Garden.

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Bus

MBTA Bus routes 4, 92, 93, 111 stop near TD Garden on Causeway Street. The 111 from Chelsea is a direct connection. Additional routes on Cambridge Street.

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Drive & Park

North Station Garage is directly connected to TD Garden at 140 Causeway Street. Additional garages nearby. Pre-book via SpotHero. See parking section below.

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Uber / Lyft / Taxi

Drop-off on Causeway Street or Legends Way. After events, walk 2–3 blocks away for lower surge pricing — Causeway Street gets gridlocked.

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Walk

TD Garden is walkable from downtown Boston. Faneuil Hall is 0.5 miles south, North End is 0.3 miles east. Most downtown hotels are within a 15-minute walk.

TD Garden Parking & Nearest Restrooms on Arrival

Where to park and the closest restroom from each garage so you're sorted the moment you arrive.

North Station Garage

Connected to TD Garden • 140 Causeway St

Directly connected to the arena. 1,275 spaces. Pre-book online for event rates. Wheelchair accessible. The most convenient option.

Nearest restroom: TD Garden Loge Level, Section 5 • Book online

Center Plaza Garage

0.4 mi • 8 min walk south

75 Somerset Street, Cambridge Street side. Large garage between Government Center and Beacon Hill. Often cheaper than North Station Garage.

Nearest restroom: Government Center public restrooms en route • Then TD Garden Loge

165 Cambridge Street

0.3 mi • 6 min walk south

Garage on Cambridge Street in the West End. Good availability on game nights.

Nearest restroom: TD Garden Loge Level via Causeway entrance

Haymarket Garage (Parcel 7)

0.5 mi • 9 min walk southeast

136 Blackstone Street near Haymarket. Large garage, usually has availability. Walk north along Surface Road to Canal Street.

Nearest restroom: Haymarket MBTA station • Then TD Garden Loge

One Center Plaza Garage

0.5 mi • 10 min walk south

Near Government Center T station. Budget option for game nights. Walk north on Cambridge Street.

Nearest restroom: Government Center public restrooms • Then TD Garden

MBTA Park & Ride

Various locations

Park at suburban MBTA stations (Alewife, Wellington, Braintree) and take the subway to North Station. Cheapest option from the suburbs.

Nearest restroom: North Station MBTA restrooms • Then TD Garden Loge

TD Garden Restrooms & Bathrooms by Level

Full breakdown of restroom locations inside TD Garden, organized by level. TD Garden is an oval arena — restrooms are distributed around the full circumference of each concourse. Last verified May 2026.

Loge Level (100 Level)8+ restrooms
East Side
Sec 1/2Sec 3/4
West Side
Sec 9/10Sec 11/12
North/South
Sec 5/6Sec 15/16
Family
Family restroom near Sec 2Family restroom near Sec 10
Club Level (200 Level)4+ restrooms
East/West
Near each portal entranceADA accessible
Family
Family restroom available
Balcony Level (300 Level)6+ restrooms
East Side
Sec 301/302Sec 305/306
West Side
Sec 309/310Sec 313/314
Note
ADA accessible on every level
Suite Level4+ restrooms
Suites
Near each suite cluster
Access
ADA accessible
Family Restrooms4+ rooms
Loge
Near Sec 2Near Sec 10
Club
Club concourse

ADA Accessible Restrooms

ADA-compliant restrooms are available on every level of TD Garden. Grab bars, wider stalls, and lowered fixtures throughout the venue. TD Garden is wheelchair accessible (confirmed in OpenStreetMap).

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Family Restrooms

Dedicated family restrooms with extra space, baby changing tables, and feeding areas. Located on the Loge and Club levels. Ask Guest Services for directions.

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Shortest Lines

Balcony level restrooms are consistently the least crowded during halftime and intermissions. Most fans stay on the Loge concourse — go up to skip the line.

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Wheelchair Seating

Wheelchair-accessible seating and companion seats are available on multiple levels. Accessible restrooms are always within close proximity of accessible seating areas.

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Guest Services

Guest Services desks are located on every concourse level. Staff can direct you to the nearest available restroom, including family and accessible facilities.

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Sensory Room

TD Garden offers a sensory room (KultureCity-certified) for guests who need a quiet space. Contact Guest Services or email customerservice@tdgarden.com in advance.

Arriving early or can't get inside? These public restrooms are within walking distance.

North Station — MBTA Concourse

Open during station hours • Directly below TD Garden

FreeAccessible

TD Garden Concourse (OSM Verified)

Wheelchair accessible • Inside venue on event days

FreeAccessible

Faneuil Hall / Quincy Market

During market hours • 0.5 mi south

FreeAccessibleBaby Change

Government Center — OSM Verified

Public access • 0.4 mi south

Free

Restroom Busy Times at TD Garden

Know when to go and when to avoid the lines.

Time of Event

Pre-event: Light traffic. Halftime/Intermission: Peak, 8-12 min Loge lines. Between quarters/periods: 3-5 min. Late game: Eases. Post-event: Brief spike, 15 min to clear.

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Day & Event Type

Celtics/Bruins: Standard capacity, manageable. Playoffs: Sellout, longer lines. Concerts: Longest lines. Weekend: Busier than weeknight. Rivalry games: Always sell out.

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Seasonal

Oct-Apr: Regular schedule. Playoffs: Max attendance. Summer concerts: Variable. Marathon Monday/St. Patrick's: Downtown packed, transit affected.

💡 Best strategy: Go during 1st quarter or 2nd period. Balcony level restrooms always shortest.

LocationPre-EventBetween Periods/QuartersHalftime / IntermissionPost-Event
Loge Level (100)No wait2-4 min8-12 min3-5 min
Club Level (200)No wait1-2 min3-5 min1-2 min
Balcony Level (300)No wait1-2 min3-6 min2-3 min
Suite LevelNo waitNo wait1-2 minNo wait
Family RestroomsNo wait2-3 min5-8 min2-3 min

Estimates based on typical Celtics/Bruins regular-season games. Playoff games, rivalry matchups (Bruins-Canadiens, Celtics-Lakers), and concerts will have significantly longer waits. Women's restroom lines are typically 30-50% longer during peak times. Bruins games (19,580 capacity) tend to have slightly more restroom traffic than Celtics games (17,565).

Water & Hydration at TD Garden

No outside beverages allowed, but free water available inside.

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Free Water

Any concession provides free cup of water on request. No purchase needed.

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Water Fountains

Near restroom clusters on every concourse level. Bottle-fill stations at select spots.

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Hydration Tips

No outside beverages permitted. Get free water at concessions. Long events and alcohol increase dehydration risk. Visit first aid if unwell.

First Aid at TD Garden

Know where to go for medical attention.

Locations

Loge Level near Guest Services, plus Club and Balcony levels. Near restrooms. Staffed during all events.

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Emergency Contacts

Guest Services: Every level. Security: Any staff. 911: Emergencies. AEDs throughout. Email: customerservice@tdgarden.com

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Common Issues

Alcohol-related: Drink water between drinks. Lost children: Guest Services protocol. Medication: Original containers OK. Sensory room: KultureCity-certified quiet space.

Family Guide — TD Garden with Kids

Everything parents need to know.

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Family Restrooms

Dedicated rooms on Loge and Club levels. Private, lockable, with baby changing and extra space.

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Baby Changing

Full-size tables in family restrooms near Sections 2 and 10 (Loge) and Club Level.

Companion Restrooms

Family restrooms serve as companion-care rooms. Grab bars, wheelchair space, locking doors. Loge and Club levels.

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Stroller Parking

Permitted, stored at designated areas at entrances. Compact strollers may fit under seats.

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Kid-Friendly Tips

No outside food — eat before. Ear protection for Bruins goal horn. MBTA to North Station easiest with kids. Sensory room for kids who need quiet.

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Getting Around

Elevators to all levels. North Station directly below. Wristband your child — Guest Services has protocols. Arena compact, never far from facilities.

Insider Tips — TD Garden

Practical advice from frequent Celtics and Bruins fans.

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Go Before Halftime

1st quarter or 2nd period for shortest restroom lines.

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Balcony = Shortest Lines

Balcony restrooms always less crowded. Most fans stay on Loge.

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Take the T

Green or Orange line to North Station. Directly below arena. No parking hassle.

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Free Water

Any concession gives free ice water. No outside drinks allowed.

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Eat Before Entry

No outside food. The Harp, Banners, The Fours on Causeway St. All cheaper than arena food.

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Pre-Book Garage

North Station Garage: 1,275 spaces, fills fast. Book online or take the T.

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Family Restrooms

Sections 2 and 10 (Loge) and Club Level. Available to any guest.

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North End Detour

5 min east for cannoli (Mike's Pastry) or pizza (Regina). All have customer restrooms.

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Ear Protection

Bruins goal horn exceeds 100 dB. Earmuffs essential for kids under 8.

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Best Family Restrooms

Near Section 2 (Legends Way entrance) — cleanest, most spacious.

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Post-Game T Tip

Walk to Haymarket (Orange) or Gov Center (Green) for less crowded train. 5-8 min walk.

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Sensory Room

KultureCity-certified quiet space. Contact Guest Services or email ahead.

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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.
When are the busiest times for restroom lines at TD Garden?
Halftime (Celtics) and intermission periods (Bruins) are busiest, with 8-12 minute lines on the Loge Level. Go during the 1st quarter or 2nd period. Balcony level restrooms are always less crowded.
Can I get free water at TD Garden?
Yes. Any concession stand provides a free cup of water on request. No outside beverages are permitted at TD Garden, but free water is always available inside at every concession counter.
Where is first aid at TD Garden?
First aid on the Loge Level near Guest Services, plus additional points on Club and Balcony levels. For emergencies alert any staff or call 911. AEDs throughout. Email customerservice@tdgarden.com for advance needs.
Is TD Garden good for families with young kids?
Yes. Family restrooms on Loge and Club levels with baby changing. Elevator access to all levels. KultureCity-certified sensory room for kids who need quiet. No outside food, but kid-friendly arena concessions available. MBTA North Station is directly below.
Does TD Garden have a sensory room?
Yes. TD Garden is KultureCity-certified and offers a sensory room for guests who need a quiet, calm space. Contact Guest Services or email customerservice@tdgarden.com in advance to arrange access.

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