Since its inception in 1879, Madison Square Garden–or "The World's Most Famous Arena"–has been a beacon for live music enthusiasts, hosting legendary performances from some of the greatest bands and musicians of all time, from The Beatles and Elvis Presley to Jay-Z and Beyoncé. With a seating capacity of over 20,000, the Garden offers an unparalleled atmosphere that electrifies die-hard fans and casual viewers alike.

There have been four Madison Square Gardens: The first, of course, was opened in

Madison Square in 1879, with the second being built in the same location 11 years later. The third was built on 50th street in 1925, and finally today's version was constructed in Midtown in 1968, built on the site of the original Pennsylvania Station. Since then, MSG has truly served as

"The World's Most Famous Arena," hosting legendary concerts, sports games and events.

Accessible seating may be secured through Ticketmaster or by contacting the Accessibility Services Department at accessibilityservices@msg.com or 888-609-7599, during the listed hours. If you or someone in your party requires accommodation and you have already purchased tickets, please reach out to the Accessibility Services Department to discuss relocation options.

Please see an usher, guest experience representative or security guard for onsite assistance. See this page for information on accessible entrances, arriving at MSG, and service animals.