Massachusetts Event Tickets
NortheastMassachusetts is championship-caliber sports at TD Garden and Fenway Park, plus a deep Boston theater and concert slate.
Top venues in Massachusetts
3 totalMassachusetts's biggest rooms — ranked by capacity. Tap through for full seating charts, parking and transit tips, and every upcoming event on the schedule.
Gillette Stadium is the New England Patriots' and Revolution's open-air home in Foxborough — six-time Super Bowl champion banners line the Patriot Place entry.
Lower 100-level sideline 105-112 and 128-135 are the premium picks. Upper 300-level corners are the Patriots value tier.
MBTA Foxboro line runs on Patriots gamedays only — it's the fastest option from South Station. On-site lots are pre-paid.
Fenway Park is the oldest active ballpark in Major League Baseball (1912) and the iconic home of the Boston Red Sox, with the Green Monster looming in left field.
Monster Seats atop the Green Monster are the bucket-list Fenway experience. Field Box 40-70 puts you on the third-base line; the right-field grandstand has the cheapest tickets and a true old-Fenway feel.
Drive at your peril — Kenmore Square lots run $60+. The Green Line B/C/D trains to Kenmore are the way in. Fenway station on the D branch is quieter.
TD Garden is the shared home of the Celtics and Bruins, plus a top concert draw thanks to its direct link to North Station and I-93 access.
Loge 1-7 puts you dead-center for Celtics. For concerts, Loge and Balcony sections flanking the stage keep you close without the floor price.
The garage beneath the Garden is convenient but fills fast. TD Garden's commuter rail and Orange/Green line integration make transit the smart choice.