Section 325 boston garden

Side views make it easy to follow the fast-paced action, while sections on the end give you a video-game-like view. We're also a big fan of corner sections where you have a comfortable angle to center ice.

We do think it's worth it to spend a little more to sit in a lower row. There are fewer fans in front of you to block your view, and you'll be closer to the action. Most fans assume that the center-most sections are the best. But there's one more factor to consider: convenience. There are 15 rows in each Balcony section and up to 24 seats per row. Sitting in a lower row makes quicker and easier trips to the concourse, and rows in most sections have the fewest seats.

Furthermore, the bulk of the amenities on this level are in the corners and on the ends. You'll have a better view from the side, but closer amenities everywhere else. Let me start with the negative, there are a lot of stairs you have to climb to get to these seats!

Being in the last row in section is as high as it gets in the TD Garden, but the view almost makes it worth it. I was behind the net where the Bruins defend twice, so if you want to see where the B I loved my view of the action in this front row seat in the upper deck. Additionally, I felt that I had more room than normal to spread my legs being in seat 1 because no seats were to my right But a great view! Balcony Seats. Club Seats. Whenever someone needed out of the row, the entire row had to stand up which is an annoyance but so common at these NHL and NBA arenas.

The last few rows will sit underneath the overhang but it's a high one, it doesn't bother your view of the court. We always stay at one of the many nearby hotels and just walk to the arena. Or you can get there by train, the stop is right outside of the arena.

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