Boston Celtics Tickets 2026/27: TD Garden Guide & Home Schedule

Boston Celtics tickets are on sale for every 2026/27 home game at TD Garden, from the Bulls and Nets on October 26 and 27 to Christmas Day against the Heat and Jaylen Brown’s return with the 76ers on January 21. This guide lists every home date, shows where to buy tickets, and covers where to sit, how to reach the arena and where to stay near North Station.

Boston Celtics at a glance

Why see the Celtics at TD Garden

Few teams in American sport carry the weight of the Celtics. The franchise dates back to 1946, has raised 18 championship banners, and plays beneath those banners at TD Garden, which opened in 1995 beside the old Boston Garden. Walk in on a game night and the rafters tell the story before the ball goes up.

This season adds a new twist. Jayson Tatum leads a reshaped roster after Jaylen Brown was traded to the 76ers in July, and the New York Knicks arrive as reigning NBA champions. Brown’s first game back at TD Garden is on Thursday, January 21, with LeBron James and the new-look Sixers alongside him. Brockton native and 2026 No. 1 pick AJ Dybantsa also makes his Boston homecoming across the two Wizards games on December 14 and 16.

The calendar helps visitors too. Boston hosts a seven-game homestand from December 14 to 28, which makes the holiday period the easiest time to plan a trip around more than one game.

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Boston Celtics tickets

There are two main ways to buy. Ticketmaster is the main ticketing platform for Celtics games at TD Garden. Ticombo is a resale marketplace where sellers set the prices, so it is worth comparing both before you commit, especially for the biggest dates.

2026/27 Celtics home schedule

These are the remaining regular-season home games at TD Garden, with tip-off times in Eastern Time. The home opener against the Knicks was played on October 23. Highlighted rows are the games most fans plan trips around.

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Where to sit

TD Garden has three broad levels: the Loge in the lower bowl, the Balcony above it, and club seating in between. Sideline Loge seats give the clearest view of the parquet floor, the benches and the plays developing, and they carry the highest prices for marquee games. Seats behind the baskets are usually cheaper and let you watch the Celtics attack and defend toward you.

The Balcony is the budget route in. You sit higher, but the court is still in clear view and you are close to the championship banners in the rafters, which is part of the experience. If you want to see one specific opponent at a lower price, midweek games against smaller-market teams are the easiest place to save.

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Getting there

TD Garden sits directly above North Station, so the MBTA is by far the easiest way to arrive. The Orange and Green Lines both stop there, and commuter rail services from the north arrive at the same station. From Logan Airport, take the Blue Line to Government Center and change to the Green Line for a short hop to North Station. If you arrive by Amtrak at South Station, ride the Red Line to Downtown Crossing and switch to the Orange Line. The Downeaster from Maine runs straight into North Station.

Driving is possible but not recommended. Nearby garages fill up quickly on game nights and prices rise, and the area is busy before tip-off. If you are visiting for more than a game, our Boston travel guide covers the rest of the city.

Where to stay

For a Celtics weekend, the North Station area keeps the walk to the arena short and the journey home easy after a late tip-off. Use the map below to compare nearby hotels and apartments for your dates.

Suggested hotel: citizenM Boston North Station

citizenM suits game-night trips well: it sits in the North Station area, a short walk from TD Garden, with compact design-led rooms and a 24-hour canteenM lobby for a late bite after the final buzzer.

Suggested hotel citizenM Boston North Station

Modern, compact rooms a short walk from TD Garden and North Station.

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Things to do in Boston

A game night rarely fills the whole day. Boston is compact and walkable, and many of the best sights are close to North Station. Our guides to the best Boston tours, the Boston Duck Tour and Fenway Park tours are good places to start, and the widget below shows live availability for popular activities.

Practical tips for fans

• Compare Ticketmaster and Ticombo before buying, and book marquee dates (Christmas Day, the Knicks, the 76ers and the Lakers) as early as you can.
• Early-season and midweek games against smaller-market teams are usually the cheapest way to see the Celtics at TD Garden.
• Arrive 45 to 60 minutes before tip-off to clear security and find your seat before the introductions.
• Check TD Garden’s current bag policy before you travel, and use mobile tickets so you are not tied to a printout.
• Boston winters are cold, so dress warmly for the walk between the station, your hotel and the arena.
• Plan to leave by train. North Station is busy straight after the final whistle, so a short wait in a nearby bar is often quicker than joining the first rush.

Planning more US sport travel? Browse our NBA ticket guides for other teams and arenas.

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