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Message: [QUOTE="TJT, post: 3037928, member: 8605"] The TD Garden (1995) in Boston is getting a $100M upgrade. A entirely separate new complex is being built in front of it along Causeway Street on the site of the original Garden (site had been vacant some 25 years). It will have retail, entertainment, and hotel lodging. Part of the new complex space (50,000SF) will be incorporated into the Garden to expand concourse areas. The new structure will also have an atrium which will become the new street entrance to the Garden. The Garden already has two separate concourse levels for patrons and two other levels in between for luxury suites. It was a far more pleasant experience attending all day NCAA Tournament sessions at the Garden than any of the other New England arenas with just a single concourse level. Doing both 2 game NCAA sessions makes for a long day and while you may want to leave your seat and stretch your legs, you did not dare do so at places like the XL Center, DDC, or DCU Center given the crowds between games and difficulty to get around and or visit either the concessions or restrooms. [SIZE=7][B]5 things to know about the $100 million upgrade to TD Garden[/B][/SIZE] [URL='https://www.boston.com/sports/sports-news/2018/11/09/td-garden-expansion-renderings-details']5 things to know about the $100 million upgrade to TD Garden | Boston.com[/URL] [/QUOTE]