Boston Bruins Proshop
The Boston Bruins Proshop is the official team store of the Bruins, a short stop for anyone who wants jerseys, hats and souvenirs from Boston's NHL team. The store is called the ProShop powered by '47, and its official address is 84 Causeway Street, at The Hub on Causeway beside TD Garden and North Station. This page covers where the store is, its listed hours, what it sells and which Boston sights are nearby. It also shows how to fit a ProShop visit into a Boston Sightseeing day, since Stop 11 at TD Garden is the closest stop on the Boston Sightseeing route.
Location
The ProShop is at 84 Causeway Street, Boston, MA 02114, on the street level of The Hub on Causeway. The Hub is the development next to TD Garden, the arena where the Bruins have played since 1995. TD Garden's own address is 100 Legends Way, so use Causeway Street when you search for the store, not the arena address. North Station sits under the arena, which makes the T and commuter rail the easiest way to arrive. The North Station page covers the lines that serve it.
On a Boston Sightseeing tour, Stop 11 is TD Garden, and the tour map lists the Boston Bruins Proshop among the places nearby, along with North Station and The Sports Museum. Stop 11 is covered by the Boston and Charlestown ticket.
The area around the arena is part of the West End and sits close to the North End, the Freedom Trail and the waterfront. That makes the ProShop easy to pair with a day in Downtown Boston.
Opening Hours And Contact
The ProShop's own website lists these hours:
- Non-game days: 12:00 PM to 6:00 PM
- Game days: 12:00 PM until one hour after the game ends
The in-store phone number is 617-624-1500. Hours can change for holidays and special events, and the site does not list holiday hours, so check the ProShop website or call before you go. If you plan to shop on a game day, expect the store to be busiest before puck drop and right after the final horn.
History
The Bruins began play in 1924 and are described as the first American franchise in the NHL. They are also one of the Original Six teams. The team played at Boston Garden for more than sixty years before moving to a new arena that opened on September 30, 1995, as the FleetCenter. It was renamed TD Banknorth Garden in 2005 and became TD Garden in 2009. The old Boston Garden was torn down in 1998, and The Hub on Causeway now stands on that part of the site.
The team store has changed spaces over the years. A 2014 Boston Globe report described a new, larger ProShop on the arena's second level, and the store's own site now lists a street-level location at The Hub on Causeway. Go by the official Causeway Street address when you plan your trip.
What To See?
The ProShop is a retail store, so the visit is about the gear. The store's website describes it as the place for authentic team merchandise, customized apparel, exclusive Garden items and autographed memorabilia. Its online shop also lists Bruins categories for jerseys, hats, novelties and Bruins Authentics, which include game-used and team-issued items. Stock changes through the season, so treat the lists as a guide, not a guarantee.
Jerseys, Hats And Team Apparel
Jerseys and hats are the main reason most visitors stop in. If you want a jersey with your name or a favorite player's number, ask staff about the customized apparel service and how long it takes, since turnaround times can change on busy game days.
Souvenirs And Gifts
Novelties and smaller items make the store a practical gift stop. Fans who want a keepsake without a full jersey can look at the hats and other small items in the store.
Bruins History Inside The Arena
The ProShop is a separate store from Heritage Hall, the Bruins fan attraction on the second-floor concourse of TD Garden. Heritage Hall covers the team's 100-year history with exhibits and artifacts. The Bruins say Heritage Hall ticket holders get 10% off at the ProShop on the date of their ticket. You need to show the ticket, some items are excluded, the offer cannot be combined with others and it does not apply online, so ask in store if you plan to do both. For more Boston sports history, see The Sports Museum in the same building.
Nearby Attractions
The ProShop works well as the start or end of a Boston walk, because several major sights are within reach of North Station.
- North End: Boston's Italian-American neighborhood, known for its bakeries, restaurants and the Old North Church. Stop 9 on the Boston Sightseeing route is the Historic North End.
- New England Aquarium: On the waterfront, and Stop 1 on the Boston Sightseeing Blue Route.
- Museum of Science: A family favorite on the Charles River. Its own directions include a walking route from North Station, and Science Park on the Green Line is its nearest station.
- Freedom Trail: A 2.5-mile route through Downtown Boston that passes 16 historic sites, according to the Freedom Trail Foundation.
- Faneuil Hall: Shops and food stalls, also near Stop 1 on the Blue Route.
- The Hub on Causeway: The ProShop's own building also holds Hub Hall, a food hall that opened in 2021, so you can eat before or after you shop.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the Boston Bruins ProShop?
The ProShop powered by '47 is at 84 Causeway Street, Boston, MA 02114, on the street level of The Hub on Causeway, next to TD Garden and North Station. TD Garden's own address is 100 Legends Way.
What are the Bruins ProShop hours?
The store lists 12:00 PM to 6:00 PM on non-game days and 12:00 PM until one hour after the game on game days. Confirm on the ProShop website or by calling 617-624-1500 before you go.
Is the ProShop the official Bruins team store?
Yes. The store's website describes the ProShop powered by '47 as the official team store of the Boston Bruins.
Is there a Bruins ProShop inside TD Garden?
The official store is at The Hub on Causeway, which adjoins TD Garden. Older news reports placed a ProShop on the arena's second level, so use the address on the store's website.
What does the Bruins ProShop sell?
The store lists authentic team merchandise, customized apparel, exclusive Garden items and autographed memorabilia. Its online shop has jerseys, hats, novelties and Bruins Authentics.
Does the ProShop sell Celtics gear?
The ProShop's website has a Celtics section, so Celtics merchandise is part of its range. The store itself is described as the official team store of the Bruins. Call ahead if you need a specific Celtics item.
Do I need a game ticket to shop at the ProShop?
The store lists regular non-game-day hours, so you can plan a visit without a game ticket on those days. On game days, check the store's hours and any arena entry rules before you go.
Is there a Boston Sightseeing stop near the Bruins ProShop?
Yes. Stop 11 is TD Garden, and the tour map lists the Boston Bruins Proshop nearby. The Boston and Charlestown ticket covers Stops 1 to 11.
How do I get to the Bruins ProShop?
Take the T or commuter rail to North Station, which sits under TD Garden. The Green and Orange Lines serve the station, along with several commuter rail lines. Check the MBTA for current service before you travel.
Where do the Bruins play?
The Bruins play at TD Garden, 100 Legends Way, Boston. They have played there since 1995.
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The store opens at noon, so a simple plan is to ride the early stops in the morning and get off at Stop 11 in the afternoon. The All Day ticket covers Stops 1 to 8, so it does not reach TD Garden. The Boston and Charlestown ticket covers Stops 1 to 11, and the Cruise Terminal ticket covers Stops 1 to 8 and 12 to 15. See the ticket cards below for current options, and use the hop-on hop-off tour map to see every stop. You can also reach the store by T, commuter rail or on foot.
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