Massachusetts is home to 10 teams (1 NBA and 9 D-I) playing in 10 arenas. The biggest is TD Garden in Boston, home of the Boston Celtics, with 19,156 seats. The oldest is Cabot Center, opened in 1954.
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NCAA Division I9
ACC
- D-IConte Forum — Boston College Eagles (Chestnut Hill)opened 1988 · cap 8,606SiteMapACC
America East
- D-ICostello Athletic Center — UMass Lowell River Hawks (Lowell)opened 1964 · cap 2,100SiteMapAmerica East
CAA
- D-ICabot Center — Northeastern Huskies (Boston)opened 1954 · cap 1,800SiteMapCAA
Ivy
- D-ILavietes Pavilion — Harvard Crimson (Allston)opened 1982 · cap 2,195SiteMapIvy
MAAC
- D-IHammel Court — Merrimack Warriors (North Andover)opened 1972 · cap 1,200SiteMapMAAC
MAC
- D-IMullins Center — UMass Minutemen (Amherst)opened 1993 · cap 9,493SiteMapMAC
NEC
- D-IMerkert Gymnasium — Stonehill Skyhawks (Easton)opened 1973 · cap 1,560SiteMapNEC
Arena names link to each arena’s page with capacity, history and nearby arenas. Site opens the team’s official site; Map opens directions. Listings cover NBA, WNBA, G League and NCAA Division I basketball arenas for the 2026–27 season. Capacity figures vary by source.
Massachusetts arena questions
How many basketball arenas are in Massachusetts?
Massachusetts is home to 10 teams (1 NBA and 9 D-I) playing in 10 arenas.
Which NBA teams play in Massachusetts?
Boston Celtics at TD Garden (Boston).
What is the biggest basketball arena in Massachusetts?
TD Garden in Boston, home of the Boston Celtics, holds 19,156.
What is the oldest basketball arena in Massachusetts?
Cabot Center in Boston opened in 1954.
How do I find the closest basketball arena to me?
Enter your ZIP or postal code or city in Find Closest Arenas to see the 15 nearest, or browse the arena map. Tap I’ve been here to track every arena you’ve visited in your Arena Count.