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About Harding Mazzotti Arena

Harding Mazzotti Arena is a versatile, multi-purpose arena in the heart of downtown Glens Falls. With a capacity of 4,774 seats and additional floor/promenade space for larger events, it hosts everything from hockey and family shows to concerts and trade events. Located at 1 Civic Center Plaza, the arena is easily accessible by regional transit and offers convenient parking options nearby. We’ve got you covered with practical details, insider tips, and nearby accommodations and dining to make your visit smooth.

Whether you’re catching Adirondack Thunder hockey, high school championships, or legendary past performances, secure your seats through our trusted partner and explore nearby hotels and restaurants for a complete visit. For the latest venue details, seating layouts, and ticketing, check the official seating data from SeatGeek, the arena’s official ticketing partner.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 1 Civic Center Plaza, Glens Falls, NY 12801
  • Capacity: 4,774 seats (arena) with additional floor/promenade space historically used for larger events
  • Venue type: multi-purpose arena (sports, concerts, family events, trade shows)
  • Seating chart: official seating data available; SeatGeek is the official ticketing partner and provides interactive seating charts
  • Parking: about 1,687 total spaces (parking lots behind arena, Park Ave garage, St. Mary’s lot; typically $5–$20), with handicapped spots in front of the building
  • Transit: downtown location with regional transit options; CDTA Route 713 started serving the area in 2025; check local schedules for current routes
  • Nearby hotels: The Queensbury Hotel (walking distance); Fairfield Inn & Suites Queensbury (nearby); other options in Queensbury/Glens Falls
  • Notable events hosted: Adirondack Thunder hockey since 2015; NYSPHSAA boys basketball championships; historic concerts by Grateful Dead (1980), The Who (1989), Iron Maiden (1982), Phish Halloween show (1994); Tyson fight (1986)