I would use the Stub Hub seating guide
Boston Red Sox Tickets
Boston Red Sox tickets - Buy and sell Boston Red Sox tickets at StubHub
OT: Visiting Boston? We are here to help.
- Thread starter Fenway
- Start date
I would use the Stub Hub seating guide
- Sep 22, 2011
- 12,005
- 13,457
I never thought the Pavilion seats were worth more than Roof Box, personally. I'd jump on a $33 Roof Box and not look back.
Hey folks,
Wasn't sure if this should be posted here or in the ticket thread, but here goes...
I am debating between purchasing Bruins tickets in Loge 10, row 10, or Loge 21, row 5.
I love the idea of being close to the bench in 21, but what is the view like that low? Do the players/coaches get in the way, or is there too much glass to look through, blocking your view of the other end of the ice? I have checked out the 3d seating plan, but its an empty arena view so it doesn't help much.
Any info would be greatly apprectiated!
Wasn't sure if this should be posted here or in the ticket thread, but here goes...
I am debating between purchasing Bruins tickets in Loge 10, row 10, or Loge 21, row 5.
I love the idea of being close to the bench in 21, but what is the view like that low? Do the players/coaches get in the way, or is there too much glass to look through, blocking your view of the other end of the ice? I have checked out the 3d seating plan, but its an empty arena view so it doesn't help much.
Any info would be greatly apprectiated!
I am in section 21. The section is divided in two by the tunnel (where the Bs come out) . Seats 1-10 are to the right of the tunnel (facing the ice) and the rest are to the left. If you are right behind the bench the coaches and guys who work for the Bs will be in your way but the 5th row will probably be OK.
I am in row 2 next to the bench and we cannot see the far corner, but I love the seats as we see and hear so much.
Many years ago, I had a 10- pack in section 10 and they were OK.
Good Luck and see you there!
Thanks so much!!
I can't begin to tell you how freaking excited I am to be coming! We already have our tickets for the March 28th game, and now just trying to decide where we want to sit for the game on the 30th.
First timer!
I forsee many questions directed towards this thread in my future.
Hello,
I have been a long time lurker and have made a few posts over the years. I have tickets to the Winter Classic, am a power wheelchair user, and am looking for information about staying in Boston for a few days. My name is Warren and my nephew and I will be driving down from the Fredericton, New Brunswick area in a modified van. Looking for advice on whether it is better to get a hotel outside of town and drive in or wheelchair cab it in. Advice about decent places to stay and to see while we are there. I was in Boston 20+ years ago, saw an exhibition game at Foxborough vs Washington and a game at Fenway vs the Yankees. Cool experiences both but I have never seen my beloved Bruins in Boston. I’m sure the city has changed a lot since then, so any advice, keeping accessibility in mind, would be appreciated. I am pretty pumped about this!
I have been a long time lurker and have made a few posts over the years. I have tickets to the Winter Classic, am a power wheelchair user, and am looking for information about staying in Boston for a few days. My name is Warren and my nephew and I will be driving down from the Fredericton, New Brunswick area in a modified van. Looking for advice on whether it is better to get a hotel outside of town and drive in or wheelchair cab it in. Advice about decent places to stay and to see while we are there. I was in Boston 20+ years ago, saw an exhibition game at Foxborough vs Washington and a game at Fenway vs the Yankees. Cool experiences both but I have never seen my beloved Bruins in Boston. I’m sure the city has changed a lot since then, so any advice, keeping accessibility in mind, would be appreciated. I am pretty pumped about this!
I go to most games so ask away.
As far as where to stay in Boston someone here will know as I live in NH, so I don't know.
Hey all,
I was considering staying at the Harborside Inn on State st., anybody familiar with the place?
Thanks!
I was considering staying at the Harborside Inn on State st., anybody familiar with the place?
Thanks!
Locally owned - have not heard anything negative about it
If i was to go into boston for some drinks when a game was playing that night. Would ticket prices drop from 3rd party sellers like aceticket / stubhub say an hour before the game. Was curious if anyone has done this before.
TheBT
Registered User
Hey fellow Bruins fans!
I’m heading to the Flyers & Hawks games next week. A couple of questions:
1. I used to go the Fours for pre-game, any recommendations for an alternative?
2. Any recommendations for your fave Irish pub?
Thanks and Go Bruins!!
I’m heading to the Flyers & Hawks games next week. A couple of questions:
1. I used to go the Fours for pre-game, any recommendations for an alternative?
2. Any recommendations for your fave Irish pub?
Thanks and Go Bruins!!
Don't know about an Irish pub, but try these places for a pregame meal and drinks. All take reservations, if you can get them, except Porters. And not sure if Ducali takes reservations on event nights so you'll have to call to ask.
Porters Bar And Grill
A&B Burger
West Side Johnnies
Night Shift Brewing
Ducali Pizzeria & Bar
Ward 8
LondonKnightsRule
Registered User
Never been to Boston. My bucket list is to see my bruins play in Boston. I retire in March. It’s going to happen.
- Sep 22, 2011
- 12,005
- 13,457
Irish Pubs:
Touristy - The Black Rose near Faneuil Hall
Welcome to The Black Rose - Boston's Premier Irish Pub
The Black Rose is a must stop on your travels through Faneuil Hall! The Black Rose offers easy access from T stops, great food, and live music 7 nights a week!
www.blackroseboston.com
Traditional - Eire Pub, Dorchester
Eire Pub – "Boston's Original"
eirepub.com
Less traditional - The Banshee, Dorchester
WELCOME -
The Banshee Pub is the number one Irish bar and restaurant to watch domestic and European sports in the greater Boston area on 10 flat screen televisions.
bansheeboston.com
The namesake of the pub where the Sons of Liberty overheard plans which helped start the revolution?
The Green Dragon Tavern, near Faneuil Hall
The Green Dragon Tavern
www.greendragonboston.com
Cousin Eddie
You Serious Clark?
- Nov 3, 2006
- 40,465
- 38,432
Hey folks coming in a few weeks. Wondering where the most modern area to stay would be? I’m hopeful that there’s one area that stands out above the rest with high rise buildings, modern food/drinks, shopping and hotels. I’ve tried researching on TripAdvisor and it sounds as though the “Boston Crossing” area would be close to what I’m looking for? Although so many recommendations also tell me the back Bay Area is where I should go. Any guidance would be appreciated.
Also could people comment on 3 of the following. Location don’t matter since we’ll gladly Uber around to try these things.
1. Best Pizza
2. Best Sushi
3. Best Lobster Roll
Also could people comment on 3 of the following. Location don’t matter since we’ll gladly Uber around to try these things.
1. Best Pizza
2. Best Sushi
3. Best Lobster Roll
- Sep 22, 2011
- 12,005
- 13,457
Seaport is the newest, most modern area.
1. Regina Pizzeria was recently voted best in the USA by the Travel Channel. Go to the original in the North End.
2. My go to lately has been Douzo on Dartmouth.
3. Neptune. Bonus is they serve both types, mayo and butter.
I concur with Regina for pizza. I'm not a sushi person so can't recommend anything for that. For Lobster Roll Neptune as mentioned is good. Another recommendation is Yankee Lobster in the seaport area.
I'm debating between coming to Boston with my wife for a game for her Christmas present. I'm looking at either the NYE game vs Buffalo or 2 weeks later vs Toronto. The pros and cons are fairly simple. Being in Boston for NYE could be quite the memory, but it is way more expensive to rent a hotel on NYE. First look I noticed there is a $200-300 increase for hotel costs for the night.
I've been to Boston and TD Garden plenty of times, but it has been years ago and I have never been for a NYE celebration. What is there to do in Boston for NYE? I do have 1 criteria for anything NYE related. My wife has epilepsy and it has taken her ability to walk so we need wheelchair friendly suggestions without a lot of flickering video and lights.
Thanks in advance!
I've been to Boston and TD Garden plenty of times, but it has been years ago and I have never been for a NYE celebration. What is there to do in Boston for NYE? I do have 1 criteria for anything NYE related. My wife has epilepsy and it has taken her ability to walk so we need wheelchair friendly suggestions without a lot of flickering video and lights.
Thanks in advance!
- Sep 22, 2011
- 12,005
- 13,457
Since 1975, Boston has held a New Years celebration know as First Night. See this link:
First Night® Boston 2025 | Boston’s New Year’s Eve Celebration
Since 1976, Boston’s First Night® has been a New Year’s Eve celebration of artistic performances and the beginning of a new year.
www.firstnightboston.org
