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Welcome to Tsongas Center, a versatile indoor arena located on the UMass Lowell campus in Lowell, Massachusetts. With capacity tuned for sports like hockey and basketball and larger configurations for major concerts and events, Tsongas Center is a cornerstone of the region's entertainment and athletics scene. Whether you’re catching the UMass Lowell River Hawks in action, seeing a top-tier concert, or attending a special event, we’ve got you covered with practical information to secure your seats and plan your visit.
Here, you’ll find details on seating options, parking, transit access, and trusted hotel and dining recommendations close to the venue. We’ve organized the essentials to help you navigate a great night out with ease.
Venue basics: Tsongas Center is a multi-purpose indoor arena on the UMass Lowell campus at 300 Martin Luther King Jr. Way, Lowell, MA 01852. It serves as the home for UMass Lowell River Hawks hockey and basketball, while also hosting major concerts, family shows, wrestling, and other events. The seating configurations vary by event, with approximately 6,500 seats for hockey/basketball, about 7,800 for concerts, and larger layouts for select wrestling and premium events, potentially surpassing 10,000 attendees depending on setup. Official seating charts are available on the Tsongas Center site.
Parking and transportation: On-site Tsongas Center parking lots are available, with adjacent Ayotte Garage and Downes Garage for ample parking options. You can also arrange prepaid parking through ParkMobile for added convenience. Public transit options include LRTA bus Route 20 stopping at the venue and nearby MBTA Commuter Rail access. Campus shuttles may also provide convenient connections to the arena.
Nearby hotels and dining: Stay-and-see options are close at hand. Affiliate recommendations include Sonesta Lowell Boston, Hilton Garden Inn Lowell, and Courtyard by Marriott Burlington/Bedford, all offering comfortable stays near the arena. For meals before or after events, there are a variety of local dining choices within a short drive or ride from the Tsongas Center. We highlight trusted partner listings to simplify planning your trip.
Notable past events: The Tsongas Center has hosted UMass Lowell River Hawks games, major concerts featuring artists like Katy Perry, Drake, Bob Dylan, Jay-Z, Shawn Mendes, and Snoop Dogg, as well as important events such as the 2006 Curling World Championship and the 2012 U.S. Senate debate (Brown vs Warren). Expect a clear, enjoyable experience whether you’re here for sports or entertainment.
Ready to secure your seats? Browse upcoming events, review seating options on the official seating charts, and book through our trusted channels for a smooth, no-fuss purchase. We’re your connection to dependable tickets and a great night out in Lowell.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Address: 300 Martin Luther King Jr. Way, Lowell, MA 01852.
- Venue type: Multi-purpose indoor arena for sports and entertainment on the UMass Lowell campus.
- Capacity (sports): about 6,500 for hockey/basketball.
- Capacity (concerts): about 7,800.
- Other configurations: wrestling events can attract around 10,000+ attendees in some setups.
- Seating chart: official seating charts/maps are available on the Tsongas Center site (Seating Charts page).
- Parking: on-site Tsongas Center parking lots; adjacent Ayotte Garage; Downes Garage; option for prepaid parking via ParkMobile.
- Transit: LRTA bus service stops at the Tsongas Center (Route 20); nearby Lowell MBTA Commuter Rail access; campus shuttle options exist.
- Nearby hotels: multiple options listed on the Tsongas Center Stay page (e.g., Sonesta Lowell Boston, Hilton Garden Inn, Courtyard by Marriott Burlington/Bedford).
- Notable events hosted: UMass Lowell River Hawks games; major concerts (Katy Perry, Drake, Bob Dylan, Jay-Z, Shawn Mendes, Snoop Dogg); 2006 Curling World Championship; 2012 U.S. Senate debate (Brown vs Warren); various premium events and wrestling/PWHL/IFL games.