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Madison Square Garden-

Address: 2 Pennsylvania Plaza
New York, NY 10121

Home of: New York Knicks (NBA)
New York Rangers (NHL)

Date opened: 1968

Capacity: 19,763

Madison Square Garden is arguably the most famous venue in sports history. MSG was built in 1968 and is the home of the New York Knicks of the NBA, the New York Rangers of the NHL, the New York Liberty of the WNBA, and the St. John’s University Red Storm men’s basketball team. Madison Square Garden underwent a $200 million renovation project in 1991 and is still in wonderful condition even though it’s more than 35 years old. There is no parking available at the building itself but you can take the subway that will drop you off just outside of Madison Square Garden. The nearest airport is within 10 miles of Madison Square Garden and the Knicks have retired many players into their hall of fame, most notably Walt Frazier (#10), Earl “The Pearl” Monroe (#15), Willis Reed (#19), and Bill Bradley (#24). Madison Square Garden features 89 luxury suites and 540 club level seats for the fans as well. The average price for a ticket to a game at Madison Square Garden is one of the most expensive in the league but in defense of Madison Square Garden, you’re not just paying for a seat at the game, you’re also paying for a chance to be a part of history and attend an event at one of the most famous buildings in the world.

 

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