TD Banknorth Garden

Located on Causeway Street in Boston's Downtown North section, the TD Banknorth Garden is a 19,600-seat arena that hosts many different types of entertainment and sporting events, including Boston Celtics basketball. The facility is privately owned by Delaware North Companies, Inc. and was designed by Ellerbe Becket, Inc. of Kansas City, Missouri. The TD Banknorth Garden is 10 stories tall and cost more than $150 million to build. According to the facility's official website, the TD Banknorth Garden also has three private restaurants, more than 100 executive suites, nearly 2,500 club seats and a multi-million dollar video scoreboard. The arena is also home to the Boston Bruins of the National Hockey League, and in recent years is has hosted NCAA Division I Men's Basketball tournament games, the U.S. Figure Skating Championships, the NCAA Frozen Four Ice Hockey Championships and the NHL All-Star Game. It plays host to more than 200 events each year.

Top 10 Basketball Moments at TD Banknorth Garden

In August of 2005, the Boston Celtics revealed a list of the team's ten best moments at the TD Banknorth Garden. Among the moments listed on the Celtics official website was the club's first win at the facility, then known as the FleetCenter -- a 113-109 win over the Phoenix Suns on November 8, 1995. Also making the cut were the ceremonies honoring Robert Parish on January 18, 1998 and Red Auerbach on November 3, 1999, as well as Paul Pierce's 10,000th point (March 12,2004) and the team's April 21, 2002 win over Philadelphia in their first NBA playoff game in seven years, among other memorable moments. Undoubtedly, the team is looking forward to making more history at the TD Banknorth Garden in the months and years to come, and you can be a part of it by contacting a reputable ticket broker and ordering seats to see the Boston Celtics play at home.