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Madison Square Garden is a 19,812-seats multi-purpose indoor arena in New York, home of the New York Knicks and New York Rangers and St. John's Red Storm Men's Basketball, known for shared home of the new york knicks and rangers.

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Arena19,812 capacity
Midtown Manhattan
Madison Square Garden
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Capacity
19,812 seats
Opened
1968
Type
Arena · Indoor
Home teams
New York Knicks, New York Rangers, St. John's Red Storm Men's Basketball
Address
4 Pennsylvania Plaza, New York, NY 10001
4 Pennsylvania Plaza, New York, NY 10001
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FIELDFloor A — 389Floor B — 369Floor C — 349Lower Bowl 1 — 189Lower Bowl 2 — 181Lower Bowl 3 — 189Lower Bowl 4 — 241Lower Bowl 5 — 249Lower Bowl 6 — 241Lower Bowl 7 — 189Lower Bowl 8 — 181Lower Bowl 9 — 189Upper 1 — 119Upper 2 — 124Upper 3 — 129Upper 4 — 159Upper 5 — 164Upper 6 — 169Upper 7 — 159Upper 8 — 164Upper 9 — 129Upper 10 — 119Upper 11 — 124$369$189$189$249$189$124$169$119$124
Field / Floor
Lower bowl
Upper center
Value
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Lower Bowl 5
Lower bowl · great sightlines
Great View
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Getting there & tips

Sits atop Penn Station, served by the A/C/E and 1/2/3 subway lines plus LIRR, NJ Transit, and Amtrak.
Limited on-site parking; numerous commercial garages around Penn Station serve the arena.
All tickets are mobile — add them to your wallet before you arrive for the fastest entry.
Downtown garages and pre-bookable lots fill up fast on arena event nights — book through a parking app or arrive 60-90 minutes before doors.

Home teams at Madison Square Garden

NYK
New York Knicks
NBA · New York
NYR
New York Rangers
NHL · New York
SJR
St. John's Red Storm Men's Basketball
NCAAB · New York

What to expect at Madison Square Garden

A live event at Madison Square Garden is a full-scale experience — a roaring crowd, the energy of the home support, and the kind of atmosphere that only comes from being in the building. Most events run about two to three hours, with the lower bowl near center offering the best all-around view and the upper deck the best value. Tickets are delivered straight to your phone for fast, contactless entry, so you can walk in and focus on the action.

Duration
Roughly 2–3 hours
Atmosphere
Live crowd, full energy
Best seats
Lower bowl, near center
Entry
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Madison Square Garden ticket prices by section

A quick guide to what you’ll pay across a typical venue — prices update live as sellers list.

Upper Bowl
Great value, full-field views from above
$40–$72
typical price range
Lower Bowl
Closer to the action on the sides and ends
$76–$128
typical price range
Club & Loge
Premium seats with extra comfort & amenities
$132–$200
typical price range
Field / Floor
Closest to the action, premium sideline & courtside
$200–$320
typical price range
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About Madison Square Garden tickets

Madison Square Garden is the most famous arena in the world, and it has earned the title across more than a century of fights, finals, concerts and televised moments. The building sits at 4 Pennsylvania Plaza on Manhattan's West Side, stacked directly on top of Penn Station between Seventh and Eighth Avenues, a placement that turns the arena into the single most transit-accessible major venue in North America — every subway line that runs through midtown, every LIRR train out of Long Island, every NJ Transit run from across the river and every Amtrak corridor train converges underneath it. Inside, the bowl seats roughly 19,800 for concerts, 19,812 for New York Knicks basketball and 18,006 for New York Rangers hockey, with premium tiers like the Madison Club, Garden 56 and the Delta SKY360 Club ringing the lower bowl and a 200-level club ring stacked above. The building is owned and operated by MSG Sports under chairman James Dolan and is the home arena of the Knicks of the NBA and the Rangers of the NHL — both originals in their leagues, both with championship history that's woven into the building's identity. On the music side, MSG hosts the most-attended residency in popular music — Billy Joel's monthly run topped 100 consecutive sold-out shows before it concluded — and it is the marquee New York stop for every megastar tour that crosses the country. Whether you're going for a Knicks playoff night, a Rangers Original Six matinee, a stadium-grade pop tour or a stand-up special, the Garden date is the New York date that lands on the highlight reel.

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Doors at Madison Square Garden typically open about an hour before tip-off or puck drop for Knicks and Rangers games, and 60-to-90 minutes before showtime for concerts and family shows. Major touring concerts with multiple openers sometimes open doors closer to two hours early to give the floor crowd time to settle. The door time printed on your ticket or the official event page on msg.com is the one that counts — major productions occasionally adjust based on rehearsal or security needs, so it's worth double-checking the day of the event before you head into midtown.
Madison Square Garden seats 19,812 for New York Knicks basketball, 18,006 for New York Rangers hockey, and roughly 20,000 for end-stage concerts depending on staging. The difference between the basketball and hockey numbers comes from the floor configuration — an NHL ice sheet and corner glass take more floor area than a basketball court, which removes a couple of rows of rink-side seats. End-stage concerts can push toward 20,000 when the production allows a full floor build-out, and in-the-round shows put the back-of-stage 100s back into play.
Madison Square Garden enforces a strict bag policy. Bags larger than 14 by 14 by 6 inches are not permitted inside the building, and there is no bag check available on site, so guests with larger bags need to plan for off-site storage before they head to Penn Plaza. Small purses, clutches and clear plastic bags pass easily, and diaper bags are permitted for parents traveling with infants. All bags are subject to search and metal-detector screening at the entry doors. Specific events occasionally override the standard policy — check the event page before arrival.
The biggest difference between Knicks and Rangers seating is the floor configuration and how it changes the lower bowl. For Knicks games the building runs an NBA court with courtside seats along both sidelines and behind both baselines — sections 1 through 19 ring the court at floor level with the closest views. For Rangers hockey the floor drops to an NHL ice sheet with corner glass, which removes a couple of rows of the very closest courtside-equivalent seats and shifts the lower-bowl sightlines slightly. Center-ice and center-court seats in both configurations sit in the 6-to-12 section range.
Will-call tickets are released at the Madison Square Garden box office on the Seventh Avenue side of the building. Pick-up usually opens two-to-three hours before the event. Bring the credit card used to purchase and a matching photo ID — both are required. Mobile tickets don't require a will-call stop; they load directly into your ticketing app and the Apple or Google Wallet. The box office can also help with damaged-ticket replacements and account look-ups on the night, and is the right place to handle any ADA accommodation tickets.
Madison Square Garden's standard policy is no re-entry once a guest has left the building. The doors are designed for one-way exit at the end of an event, and for security reasons guests who step outside during a game or concert are not readmitted on the same ticket. Smoke breaks, food runs and trips back to the car or hotel all need to happen before you scan in. Exceptions are rare and handled at the guest services desk on a case-by-case basis — typically only for medical needs or other documented circumstances.
Madison Square Garden is broadly kid-friendly — Knicks and Rangers games, Disney on Ice, Sesame Street Live, and other family productions are all-ages, and the building runs family entrances and stroller storage for those shows. Kids two years old and under can typically attend events as lap children without their own ticket, as long as they sit on a parent or guardian's lap. Anyone aged three and over needs a ticket regardless of whether they take a seat. Specific touring concerts occasionally set an age restriction at the artist's request — check the event page.
The main accessible entrances at Madison Square Garden are at the Seventh Avenue main entry and at the Eighth Avenue Chase Square entry, both with level sidewalk access and elevator service to every concourse. The Seventh Avenue side is also the standard accessible drop-off zone, making it the easiest entry for guests arriving by rideshare or accessible taxi. From either entrance, elevators serve every concourse — 100 level, 200 level, 300 level and 400 level — and accessible washrooms and concessions are distributed across each concourse to avoid a long route.
Madison Square Garden has no formal dress code in the general bowl — jerseys, jeans, hoodies and team gear are the norm at Knicks and Rangers games, and concert attire follows the tour. Premium clubs including the Madison Club, Garden 56 and the Delta SKY360 Club have a smart-casual expectation, which typically means no ripped clothing, no athletic shorts and no offensive graphics. The building runs cool, especially during hockey games, so a layer is the practical play in winter even if you're wearing a jersey under it.
Madison Square Garden does not run its own dedicated public garage, but the surrounding blocks between Sixth and Ninth Avenues from 28th to 35th Streets are ringed by commercial garages operated by Icon Parking, ProPark and Quik Park. The closest options are directly under and beside the building along West 31st and West 33rd Streets — those fill earliest and price highest on event nights. Pre-paying through SpotHero or ParkWhiz typically locks in a flat evening rate that beats the rack rate by ten to twenty dollars. Accessible parking is available at several of the closest garages.
Madison Square Garden sits directly on top of Penn Station, which makes transit the single easiest way in. From the MTA subway, the 1, 2 and 3 trains stop at 34th Street-Penn Station on the Seventh Avenue side, and the A, C and E trains stop at the same station on the Eighth Avenue side — both connect via underground passageways. LIRR, NJ Transit and Amtrak all terminate at Penn Station beneath the arena. The PATH train from Jersey City and Hoboken stops at 33rd Street one block east. Post-event service is extended on major Knicks, Rangers and concert nights.
Last-minute Knicks tickets are usually available, even on the day of the game, through TicketNetwork and the major resale marketplaces — though pricing climbs sharply for marquee opponents, weekend dates and any playoff run. Tuesday and Wednesday games against non-rival opponents typically have the most affordable late-window inventory, with 300-level and 400-level upper-bowl seats opening up in the hours before tip-off as season-ticket holders release seats they can't use. The Garden box office on Seventh Avenue also releases occasional day-of inventory; check TicketNetwork first and the box office second.
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