Carlos Vives Agganis Arena Boston

Agganis Arena is home to the 2009 National Champion iced hockey team, the Boston University Terriers. The Agganis Arena box office is located at 925 Commonwealth Avenue in downtown Boston, Massachusetts on the campus of Boston University. The venue has a seating capacity of 7,200 for concerts and 6,221 for hockey games. Agganis Arena opened on January 3, 2005 at a total construction cost of $225 million. Agganis Arena tickets have also included many college men's and woman's basketball games. The biggest event so far in Agganis Arena's history is when it hosted President Barack Obama. The hockey rink is named after one of the most successful college hockey coaches in history Jack Parker. It also serves as an auditorium for concerts by the Berklee College of Music and it has hosted comedians like Dave Chapelle.

The Agganis Arena replaced the Walter Brown Arena which was located that the Case Athletic Center. In addition to professional concerts and sporting events, it serves as the concert hall for city schools and colleges. The venue hosted a few rounds of the 2007 America East Conference and the 2011 finals of the same tournament and the Women’s Frozen Four in 2009 and 2020.

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