Boston Celtics Tickets

Are you ready to go to a Boston Celtics game? Well, we can help you out. We want you to get all the information you need to make it to the game for a reasonable cost. The tickets listed below are for upcoming games. Which one you go to will be up to your schedule and budget. Below the listings, you will learn a little history about the Celtics, some tips that may help you get a better deal on seats and much more.

Best Time to Buy Boston Celtics Tickets

Is there a better time to buy Celtics tickets? Yes and No.

We will go through this with most NBA teams. You have to ask, although I want to see my Celtics play, who do I want to see them play against?

If you want to buy premier Celtics tickets, meaning against the best teams in the NBA, you may want to avoid the first rush of ticket sales. Let the demand diminish somewhat. Come two weeks out from the game you want to attend, you should start your search. From there, watch several sections that are within your budget.

If you want to save money you can wait and see if prices drop. There is a chance you could miss out on cheap tickets if you wait too long.

If you are a solo spectator, you can wait until the day of the game unless it is a marquee matchup where you may get stuck with bad seats.

Cheap Celtics tickets are available if you pick the right time and game.

Although you’ll be in the building your view from the cheap seats may not be worth it in the end.

If you have the whole family, you may have to go that route to cut down on costs.

Also, consider the day of the week. Earlier in the week will more likely be cheaper than a Saturday night game.

Bottom Line – Celtics games aren’t cheap. You just have to realize that. Save up for it and make the purchase based on your budget and situation.

Where is the Best Place to Sit in the Garden?

If you can’t afford the expensive court-side seats, check out some of the other sections in the TD Garden. Arenas have a ticket for all budgets. It’s unfortunate that the closer you get the higher the price gets. It’s up to you to find that special seat in a good section for less. Try spots behind the baskets. The view from that angle is pretty cool. Especially on a breakaway.

Here is a seating tip. Avoid aisle seats (1-4). We all want the aisle, so what does that mean? Prices will be more for those seats. If you sit in the middle of the row, hopefully, you won’t have to go to the bathroom a lot. You can save a bundle just by moving into the center of the row.

Some Cool Things About the TD Garden

Did you know the TD Garden replaced the original Boston Garden in 1995?

You can expect a lot more events at the TD Garden other than Celtics games. Things you will see include the Boston Bruins, NCAA Basketball, numerous concerts throughout the year, and many other events.

Arena Stats – For Basketball it can hold up to 18,700 spectators and even more for concerts since it can use the floor space. It’s already been renovated a few times since its opening.

What is the parking like near the TD Garden?

Although parking comes at a premium around the garden, check out our favorite site to find a spot before you go. You’ll be surprised by how this comes in handy on a busy night.

You have to check out restaurants nearby for dinner. If you go to dinner before a game be sure to make a reservation if you can or go a little earlier. Even though prices may seem high around the Garden, just think about how much a burger and a beer will be inside.

You’ll have a ton of concession options at the Garden. From a cold beer to liquor and Big Burgers to Pizza. The options are very good but don’t forget the credit card. It will add up fast. You can expect to pay $10-$14 for one beer.

If you plan on staying overnight, you may want to check out a couple of hotels nearby. Remember, you can always drive further out to save a little bit of money. Being close for one night maybe your best option. The Kimpton is one of our favorite hotels these days but you will also see Courtyard by Marriott, a Hyatt, a Hilton and much more.

Types of Tickets You Can Get

• Season tickets – Diehard fans must have their tickets and packages. There are some advantages to season tickets especially if you plan to go to more than 10 games a year.
• Single Game – You can buy a single game directly from one of the many tickets sites anytime pretty much before tip-off.
• Group of Game Tickets – If you think you want to go to more than just one game. Consider a group of ticket options. This can help cut down on costs. You will most likely get a mix of games. Some will be bad teams while you may get lucky with some good teams.
• Last-minute seats – Our Favorite for basketball. Don’t worry about buying tickets for the day of the game. You can actually check out what’s available right now for tonight’s game right above.

A Look Back in Boston Celtics History

The Celtics have one of the longest histories in terms of the NBA. They were part of the original eight teams that formed this Association. Players like Bill Russell, Larry Bird, and Bob Cousy helped the Celtics win 17 World Championships and 21 Conference titles.

• Team Rivalries
  • Los Angeles Lakers – They have 12 meetings in the Finals against the Lakers.
  • Atlanta Hawks – Eastern Conference foes that go at it each year.
  • Detroit Pistons – There have been some great games between these two. Players like Kevin McHale, Dennis Rodman, Isiah Thomas, and Robert Parrish would go at it.
• Playoff Appearances – We’ve seen the Celtics win 17 Championships, 21 Conference Titles, and 22 Divisional titles.

We’ve seen some serious Basketball from the Celts. Now it is your chance to see them in person.

More Ticket Information – Ticket Prices

We work closely with the major third-party ticket re-sellers. Our favorites include SeatGeek and StubHub. Each site offers a variety of ticket packages and prices.

Ticket Price History

According to SeatGeek, we’ve seen a significant fluctuation in ticket prices over the last 10 years. Even with the cost of living expenses going up. The one thing that is constant in terms of ticket prices is if you have a bad team the people will not pay above the average. Except if you are a Celtics fan. Over the past ten years seasons, the prices have moved anywhere between $51 to $126 a ticket on average. Some seasons were better than others but not that far off. If the team remains good you can expect prices to continue to rise.

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Boston Celtics FAQs