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Boston Bruins History
Established in 1924, the Boston Bruins were the first American team to join the NHL(Opens in new tab). They won their first of six Stanley Cup championships in just their fifth season in 1929, defeating the defending champions New York Rangers. It was the first Stanley Cup championship to feature two U.S. teams. The Bruins added championships in 1939 and 1941, and between 1943 and 1958 they reached the final five more times.
After the arrival of future Hall of Famers Bobby Orr (a three-time MVP) and Phil Esposito (one of the greatest goal-scorers of all time and the first player to score 100 points in a season), the Bruins won Stanley Cup Championships in 1970 and 1972. The image of Orr flying through the air after scoring "The Goal" in overtime to defeat the St. Louis Blues in 1970 is one of the most memorable in hockey history.
On April 9, 2023, the Bruins beat the Philadelphia Flyers 5-3, marking their 63rd win of the season and setting a new NHL record for the most single-season wins. They made history again on April 12 when they reached 133 points scored in a single season thanks to a 5-2 win over the Washington Capitals, besting the 1976-77 Montreal Canadiens for the NHL team with the most points scored in a single season.
Twenty-nine straight appearances in the Playoffs followed — a record among all professional sports — including Stanley Cup Final appearances in 1974, 1977–1978, 1988, and 1990.
After a two-decade absence, the Bruins returned to the Stanley Cup Final in 2011, defeating the Vancouver Canucks in a thrilling seven-game series behind the goaltending of Tim Thomas. To date, the Bruins have made 20 appearances in the Stanley Cup Final, including most recently in 2019. Legendary players who have worn the Bruins’ jersey include Hall of Famers Cecil "Tiny" Thompson, Eddie Shore, and Aubrey "Dit" Clapper.
Boston Bruins Team Info
Conference: Eastern
Division: Atlantic
Year Founded: 1924
Team Colors: Black, Gold, White
Team Rivals: Montreal Canadiens(Opens in new tab), Toronto Maple Leafs, New York Rangers, Buffalo Sabres(Opens in new tab), Philadelphia Flyers
(Opens in new tab)Boston Bruins at TD Garden
Since opening in 1995, Boston's famed TD Garden(Opens in new tab) has hosted more than 200 sports and concert events a year. The award-winning state-of-the-art TD Garden is New England's largest sports and entertainment arena, and doubles as the home of the Boston Bruins and Boston Celtics of the NBA. In 2014, the arena underwent a comprehensive renovation to give the fan experience an upgrade with redesigned concourses, new concession offerings and upgraded technology. Located in the heart of Boston and convenient to public transportation and tourist attractions, TD Garden can host 17,850 fans per game.
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The Boston Bruins schedule for the 2025–26 regular season can be viewed on Ticketmaster.
Tickets for the 2025–26 regular season can be purchased on Ticketmaster, the Official Ticket Marketplace of the Boston Bruins. And if you're thinking about last-minute tickets, all tickets purchased through Ticketmaster are 100% verified and instantly delivered to your phone.
Ticket prices for Boston Bruins games depend on a variety of factors, including date and time, city, matchup, seat location, and when the tickets are purchased. The average ticket for a Boston Bruins game can cost anywhere between $50-$649.99 (excluding glass seats).
The Bruins have made 20 appearances in the Stanley Cup Final, and have won the Stanley Cup six times (in 1929, 1939, 1941, 1970, 1972 and 2011).
The seating map for TD Garden can be viewed on Ticketmaster(Opens in new tab).
Bruins out on a great show, best part of the non game was the little kids playing hockey on the ice during the intermission. Great food selection and happy the Men in Black got the Win!
Great seats!! Fun atmosphere with it being opening night ..always helps when the Bruins win..no issues with the transaction..so a really good night.
Very disappointed that anybody can sit in the handicap seat without even being handicapped. Know wonder why I never get a seat
Smooth sailing with parking, dinner, e-tickets, seats, and game. Would love to see more replays on big board than fan fare. Go B's!!!!!!!!!!
I had a great time at the Bruins game on Saturday. The seat was great and it was a fun game
Great friendly staff , good food , seats decent size etc
We had a great time at last Saturday's Bruins game vs. Arizona. The win just made the afternoon complete. Our son, daughter-in-law & granddaughter where sitting in 2 sections away at the same level within sight. Our seat location was great and offered a good vantage point for all the action. The re-designed seats at TD Garden are tight and confining and we can't believe they changed them from the original just to cram maybe 1,000 more people in the garden. Getting in/out of the garden & to/from our seats was easy. Concessions were good, beer was cold, but be prepared to spend a lot. If you never been to a Bruins game at TD Garden be sure you dress for the winter as they keep the temperature very, very cold and drafty.
We have been going to the gardens for decades- thought we knew what to expect- BUT this time seats have changed drastically !!!! My husband is 5-8” 180lbs-I’m 5-4” 145lbs - 2 tiny teens— who did fit their seats- can’t say that for myself or husband nor for the person next to me!!!! I’ve had more room in a middle seat on an airplane in economy!!! This was a terribly expensive experience- sad to say our days of going to the “gardens” are over! The quest for the almighty $$$(addition of extra seats) ruined what used to be a fun special experience for us!
Had an opening in my schedule and grabbed a last-minute ticket to the game. So glad I did! Purchase was easy, seat was terrific, and the game was fantastic.
The seats were great. The game was good. Unfortunately the wrong team won
The TD Garden is increíble place, my Seats fantastic, the visual to the ice perfect
The game was great, too bad we didnt win. I did notice that alot of the vendors only take cards now, not cash. Bot sure if i like that.
Great time! Very clean, bathrooms are kept up well. Plenty of room to move around concessions in between periods. Concessions are far too expensive though. However, my 8 year old son dropped his pretzel and a TD Garden security person had to tell the food server to get him a new one. Sad the man didn't offer him a new one. Very happy another employee stepped in when pretzels are over $5 each. I am glad hockey games don't have concessions people walking the aisles. Much more enjoyable to watch the game this way.
The new seats at the garden could only be smaller if built for kids. At 5'6" the woman in front of me shouldn't be leaning back into my knees. They make the seats at fenway seem roomy and spacious. I won't be going back to Garden, not worth spending money for a seat you have to jam yourself into.
Last minute decision to go to the Bruins game. Got a great seat to a great overtime victory. An experience to remember forever!
I gave my wife, a big Bruins fan, tickets for her birthday. We had dinner next to the Garden and then went in and found our seats, where we surprisingly bumped into some neighbors who were a few rows in front of us. The seat were great, good sightlines of all the ice. The Bruins were a little flat the first period; they got better and won but it was scary for the last few minutes after Buffalo pulled their goalie. The new seats at the Garden aren't especially comfy. Reminded me of flying economy on Spirit or United. I know it's only for a few hours but folks go back and forth for beer and food and toes get stepped on, drinks get spilled. Takes away from the enjoyment of the game.
Renovations to balcony concessions are great! New seats are comfortable but way too tight!
As a birthday gift for my boyfriend, I bought us tickets for his first ever Bruins game. We were really excited to go. The mobile app was super easy to use and everything was great. Although TD Garden decided to take out all the seating to fit more seats, so now you're squished in with the people next to you. Not ideal, but still a great experience overall.
There is nothing better than attending a Boston home sporting event.
The venue was excellent, food was great and the company was, by far, the best.