TD Garden is about a 20-minute walk (0.9 miles) from Pi Alley Garage, or two stops on the Orange Line. Walk north on Washington Street past Faneuil Hall and Haymarket, then along Canal Street to Causeway Street and the arena. If you would rather ride, State Street station is two minutes from the garage and North Station is two stops north; Government Center on the Green Line is the same.
The Garden is home to the Bruins and the Celtics and hosts the biggest concerts that come through New England, so the garages and lots around Causeway Street charge event pricing and fill early. Parking downtown and walking or riding in means a fixed rate, an easy exit after the final buzzer, and the restaurants of Faneuil Hall and the North End on the way.
TD Garden parking rates
Evening games and concerts fall under Pi Alley's evening and weekend rate: enter after 5pm Monday to Thursday, or any time from Friday 4pm to Monday 3am, and up to ten hours is one low price. That also covers weekend matinees. Weekday daytime visits are a flat rate for anything from an hour and a half to twelve hours; the full table is on the daily rates page.
Game-day tips
- Reserve on SpotHero before you leave home and the space is held whatever the crowds are doing.
- Open 24 hours with attendants on duty, so overtime and encores are never a problem.
- Leaving by Orange Line avoids the post-game traffic on Causeway Street entirely.
- Entrance at 275 Washington Street between School and State Streets; 6′8″ clearance, standard passenger vehicles only.
Pi Alley Garage has been family owned and operated in downtown Boston since 1969.
See the full daily, evening and weekend rates, or reserve a space on SpotHero.