Parking at Agganis Arena runs about $14 for Terrier games. Head for Lot A on Commonwealth Ave — it's the closest to the arena and your best bet if you get there early.
Last updated: March 2026
| Option | Price & Location | The Reality |
|---|---|---|
| Official venue lots | $14 for Terrier games. Lot A, 925 Commonwealth Ave (closest to arena). Additional BU lots used by event plan include Lot B (142 Gardner St) and Lot H (1 University Rd). | Closest walk to the arena. Get there early — lots fill fast for big events. |
| Nearby garages / off-site backup | Nearby BU garages sometimes open for events, but availability varies. Check before you go, especially for sold-out nights. | Most backup options are under a 10-minute walk. Avoid lots that put you on the wrong side of Commonwealth Ave after the event. |
| Street parking | Meters along Commonwealth Ave, around $1.25/hour. | Only works if you're early. Check the signs — time limits vary block to block. |
| Public transit (MBTA) | Green Line B stops at Babcock Street and Amory Street serve the arena zone. Typical one-way fare reference: $2.40 on Green Line. | Roughly 0.2 to 0.4 miles on foot depending on stop and entry gate. |
The local mistake is trying to leave from the exact curb you arrived on. If Commonwealth is frozen after the event, walk a few minutes east before calling pickup or wait out the first wave near campus instead of forcing your way into a dead traffic line.
If the official lots look full, book a nearby spot before you drive.
Compare Bookable Parking OptionsIf you are booking both event tickets and parking, check current inventory before rates move closer to start time.
Book Tickets on Vivid SeatsNo — $14 is the going rate for Terrier games in 2026. Concerts and other events are usually priced differently.
It's not guaranteed, but BU has used a 15-minute window to redirect cars to overflow when the main lots fill. Don't count on it — arrive early.
Take the Green Line B to Babcock Street or Amory Street. Both are a short walk to the arena. Way less stress than driving on game night.