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Bright-Landry Hockey Center

Bright-Landry Hockey Center is a Division I ice hockey home for Harvard men in Boston. This FanProof guide… Read more

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Reviewed 10.11.26

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For Harvard hockey at Bright-Landry Hockey Center, parking opens two hours before puck drop and arena doors open one hour before. Harvard lists complimentary parking for women’s games played Monday through Thursday; confirm the selected game’s arrangements. Save tickets to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet before arrival. The arena is at 65 North Harvard Street in Boston. The official facility page locates elevator access on the east side at the rear entrance.
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Bright-Landry Hockey Center’s rink, surrounding seats and new center-hung video board from an elevated goal-end position, documented in Harvard Athletics’ September 2024 completed-renovation gallery. Protective netting is visible; no exact seat or capture date is confirmed.
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Bright-Landry Hockey Center’s rink, surrounding seats and new center-hung video board from an elevated goal-end position, documented in Harvard Athletics’ September 2024 completed-renovation gallery. Protective netting is visible; no exact seat or capture date is confirmed.

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Venue details
Venue typeCollege Arena
Capacity2,850listed ice hockey capacity for the 2026–27 Division I season
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Harvard’s current guide calls for bag inspections, says larger bags are not allowed and prohibits outside food and beverages; confirm the current permitted bag dimensions with Harvard’s ticket office. Check event-specific screening instructions before travel. The carousel shows the completed 2024 renovation with the new video board. Harvard’s student-ticket page assigns men’s hockey student seating to Sections 11 and 12, while women’s hockey student seating is general admission; confirm current allocations on your ticket.

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Destination: Bright-Landry Hockey Center, Bright-Landry Hockey Center, Boston, MA. For Harvard hockey at Bright-Landry Hockey Center, parking opens two hours before puck drop and arena doors open one hour before. Harvard lists complimentary parking for women’s games played Monday through Thursday; confirm the selected game’s arrangements. Save tickets to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet before arrival. The arena is at 65 North Harvard Street in Boston. The official facility page locates elevator access on the east side at the rear entrance.

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Harvard’s current guide calls for bag inspections, says larger bags are not allowed and prohibits outside food and beverages; confirm the current permitted bag dimensions with Harvard’s ticket office. Check event-specific screening instructions before travel. The carousel shows the completed 2024 renovation with the new video board. Harvard’s student-ticket page assigns men’s hockey student seating to Sections 11 and 12, while women’s hockey student seating is general admission; confirm current allocations on your ticket.

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Seating chart

Bright-Landry Hockey Center — hockey orientation schematic

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SeatGeek schematic marks Harvard and visitor benches, the Harvard double-attack end, student areas, general-admission areas, concessions and the Blue Line Room. It does not show numbered sections or individual seats. Treat the category labels as a general orientation reference and confirm current ticket assignments, student allocations and premium access for your game.

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Need to Know

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Watch out for
Harvard’s current guide calls for bag inspections, says larger bags are not allowed and prohibits outside food and beverages; confirm the current permitted bag dimensions with Harvard’s ticket office. Check event-specific screening instructions before travel. The carousel shows the completed 2024 renovation with the new video board. Harvard’s student-ticket page assigns men’s hockey student seating to Sections 11 and 12, while women’s hockey student seating is general admission; confirm current allocations on your ticket.
Good arrival window
For Harvard hockey at Bright-Landry Hockey Center, parking opens two hours before puck drop and arena doors open one hour before. Harvard lists complimentary parking for women’s games played Monday through Thursday; confirm the selected game’s arrangements. Save tickets to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet before arrival. The arena is at 65 North Harvard Street in Boston. The official facility page locates elevator access on the east side at the rear entrance.
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Inside the Venue At A Glance

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College hockey game day

Bright-Landry Hockey Center reflects Harvard men traditions and campus rhythms, but the smoothest visit starts with the school’s current game-day information rather than a generic arena address.

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Why It Works

  • ✓Harvard men traditions and campus atmosphere
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Editorial verdict

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Reviewed 10.11.26

For Bright-Landry Hockey Center: confirm the exact Harvard men parking or transit, entry, ticket, bag, seating, temperature, and accessibility guidance before arrival.

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