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Travel plan for Boston Celtics vs Brooklyn Nets at TD Garden. Where to stay, how to get there, and what works around TD Garden.
Best area: Back Bay — Best overall
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Sits atop North Station — Green and Orange Lines plus Commuter Rail; walkable from downtown and the North End.
Boston Logan (BOS) ~4 mi.
100 Legends Way, Boston, MA 02114
Capacity 19,580 • Opened 1995
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Our top pick: central to everything, walk to Fenway and ride the Green Line to the Garden.
~2 mi • Green Line ~12 min
Best overall~2 mi • Green Line ~12 min
Boston's most central base — brownstone streets, Newbury Street shopping and walkable access to Fenway plus a quick Green Line to the Garden.
Our top pick: central to everything, walk to Fenway and ride the Green Line to the Garden.
Best for nightlife~1.5 mi • Silver/Green Line
Boston's modern waterfront — new hotels, rooftop bars and seafood, with a straight shot to TD Garden and an easy ride to Fenway.
Stay here for the newest rooms and the best post-game nightlife; South Station makes Gillette trains easy.
Alternative base~2.5 mi • Green Line
Steps from the ballpark — the ultimate walk-up base for a Red Sox trip, with a young, loud game-day bar scene.
The move for a pure Red Sox day — roll out of the hotel and into the ballpark.