ESPN VERIFIED: Boston Celtics Approves $19.8 Million Dollars Stadium Renovation Project for 2026 and but….see more
The Boston Celtics organization has officially greenlit a **\$19.8 million stadium renovation project** scheduled for completion in **2026**, ESPN reports. The upgrade will focus on modernizing TD Garden’s interior facilities, enhancing player locker rooms, installing cutting-edge LED screens, and expanding luxury suites. The announcement, however, has sparked a heated debate among fans and stakeholders due to a controversial change in the lower-bowl seating configuration.
While the franchise touts the renovation as a leap toward delivering a “next-generation fan experience,” loyal season ticket holders are concerned that **ticket prices may surge** and **general fan seating could be reduced** to accommodate more premium hospitality spaces.
“We’re proud to invest in the future of Celtics basketball and the city of Boston,” said team president Brad Stevens. “This renovation isn’t just cosmetic—it’s about building a championship atmosphere from top to bottom.”
Sources say the renovation will also include **new practice amenities for players**, **an upgraded sound system**, and **improved accessibility features** throughout the arena.
Despite the optimism from management, fans took to social media expressing frustration. “We love the Celtics, but not everyone can afford luxury boxes. This feels like we’re being priced out,” one fan wrote on X (formerly Twitter).
Construction is set to begin after the **2025–26 NBA season**, with phases timed to avoid interference with regular season games.
More details about seating policies and season ticket adjustments are expected to be released in the coming months.


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