Boston Bruins Suites

TD Garden, 100 Legends Way, Boston, MA

The Bruins remained a top contender in 2024, finishing with 109 points despite the offseason retirements of longtime leaders Patrice Bergeron and David Krejci. David Pastrnak took on an even bigger role, and his goal-scoring prowess kept Boston near the top of the Atlantic Division. Strong goaltending and team defense under coach Jim Montgomery helped the Bruins secure a playoff spot once again, proving that the new core can carry the torch of the franchise's winning tradition.

TD Garden provides Boston fans with a fantastic in-person hockey experience. In 2025, the arena continues to offer modern amenities after recent upgrades, including revamped concourses and expanded premium club areas. Fans can savor Boston-centric concessions (from clam chowder to gourmet pretzels) and enjoy clear sightlines in every section. Premium hospitality is a highlight – the Garden's luxury suites and private clubs give guests upscale comfort without losing the electric atmosphere of Bruins hockey.

Boston's disappointing exit in last year's postseason shouldn't put a damper the season they had or their upcoming campaign. The Bruins had a historic year, garnering the most points (135) in NHL history. And despite the retirements of Patrice Bergeron and David Krejci, the Bruins still have a well-rounded roster. Winger David Pastr??k had a career year last campaign and leads the charge. The 27-year old tallied 113 points, ranking tied for third in the entire league. Pastr??k has plenty of help behind him, including 15-year veteran Brad Marchand. The left winger has twenty or more goals and assists respectively in eight consecutive seasons. And goaltender Linus Ullmark won the Veniza Trophy in 2022-23. He led the NHL in goals against and save percentage. The Bruins are front-line contenders.

TD Garden has plenty of options to fit your premium and luxury needs. Club Seating with the Bruins puts you front and center for games. Plush seats, incredible sightlines, in-seat service, and in-game dining and lounges are all a part of the package. Fans can choose between a 22 or 43 game package. The new 1928 Club is included for the 43 game option, which has a speakeasy vibe, handmade cocktails, and unique food. For Suites, Boston has Single Game rentals. A normal Suite rental includes private entrances, early access to the stadium, a dedicated suite attendant, access to various lounges, and more. The rentals start at $6,300 for an 18-ticket package. Other larger Suites are available as well.

The veteran Bruins team slipped a bit last year, but as a Wild Card, they took Metropolitan Division winner Carolina to a seventh game before departing the playoffs. In response, the team opted for a coaching change, hiring former Dallas head coach Jim Montgomery. Forward Brad Marchand and defensemen Charlie McAvoy and Matt Grzelcyk will all start the season recovering from injuries, so that will give a chance for some youngsters to get playing time with veterans Patrice Bergeron, Jake DeBrusk, and David Krejci, who is back in the league after playing in the Czech Republic last year. Also on board in Boston is Pavel Zacha, who comes over from the New Jersey Devils.

Rafter Studio suites are new to the TD Garden this year. There's a 36-ticket minimum, but it can hold groups up to 230 people! It comes with everything you could imagine--inclusive food packages, your own private bar and dedicated bartender, and an exclusive arena entrance to go with the plush seating. Another all-inclusive option is the Executive View suite. It includes 25-30 tickets, dinner, and the ability to host a presentation before the game! Traditional suites that hold 18-21 are also available with customizable food and beverage packages.