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“The garden has parking underneath owned by the MBTA, so you can take the T around Boston which was cool.”
“actually was alongside it & didn't know it, until I saw the sign "Causeway St." Several drivers honked & made rude gestures at me because I couldn't tell where to go.”
The Garden, whats better?. The TD Banknorth Garden is by far one of the greatest arena's in the country! From the center hung HD scoreboard to the dynasties that play there, this is a great Arena and will be that for a lifetime!…
Wish parking & signage were better!.
Attended the 1/13/06 Rolling Stones concert, driving there from Troy, NY. The Garden website gave directions to take Storrow Drive exit off I-93. I did, & was met with construction & detours...and
NO signs pointing towards the Garden. I drove around the area blindly. Why no signs for the Garden? I actually was alongside it & didn't know it, until I saw the sign "Causeway St." Several drivers honked & made rude gestures at me because I couldn't tell where to go.
Used underground parking...$23 was stiff...we needed a handicapped spot, & I think the Garden should offer handicapped parking for a lower rate, or the City should offer some free handicapped spots on the street. Isn't it mandatory for public buildings to have accessible handicapped parking?
Otherwise, the facility itself was very impressive, seats comfortable, bathrooms clean, concessions plentiful & varied. One of the best venues I'v ever visited!…
TD BankNorth Garden is a decent venue. went to a concert there in November 2005 and was disappointed that i paid $50 to be in the floor area and have an actual seat. General Admission floor would have been way better, especially for a rock concert! Check your tickets to make sure you are in a section closer to the stage, or else you cant see anything. The garden has parking underneath owned by the MBTA, so you can take the T around Boston which was cool. However, I felt $40 to park all day was a bit much.…
The city's all-purpose arena is home to the beloved Celtics and Bruins, as well as plenty of concerts and other events..
In Short
Lacking the intimacy of the old Boston Garden, the thoroughly modern TD Banknorth Garden--formerly known as the FleetCenter--compensates with creature comforts and conveniences
galore. Every seat offers a good view, while the sound system is terrific and the temperature is always spot on. Seating nearly 20,000 (18,624 basketball, 17,565 hockey), the Garden has over 100 luxury boxes, plenty of restrooms and concession stands, hundreds of TVs and a gigantic electronic wizard of a scoreboard.…
The FLEET!. It is the best Arena that I've ever been to and heard of than any other Arena! It shoud've been named the "Best Arena in the country!" I'm glad that they built it!
