Myself and my mom travelled to New York for a belated 60th birthday gift, we really wanted to watch a concert in Madison square garden so we saw WIZKID, we had nose bleed seats but it truly didn’t matter. The atmosphere was as amazing! Big shout out to Robert C the usher he was fantastic. Very informative not only about Madison square garden but New York in general. Truly a once in a life time moment that will we cherish forever. Toilets clean & tidy We didn’t eat but got drinks and although pricy was worth it.

Visited Madison Square Garden to watch my first NBA game. Currently the stadium is amid construction sites and can be a bit challenging to navigate. The arena itself is new, modern and tidy. Both food and accessories stalls are plenty for fans and first-timers alike. Row 210 is a budget option with a clear view of the basketball match. The vibe is real and most importantly, Knicks won!

Took my teenage sons to The Garden to see round the iconic venue. The tour guide (Mark?) was full of beans and very excited - so much knowledge! The place is steeped in history. Only downside was that both locker rooms were out of action (but then they did warn that might happen when I booked). Construction on 7th Avenue outside makes it a little confusing getting in.

Saw Andrea Bocelli last week. Someone should canonize the sound crew. Every time we go to MSG we are blown away with how precise the balance and volume is. The Garden is clean and the security is great. You can feel safe here.

We visited MSG to watch a Knicks game on the run up to Christmas. It was a good experience, lots of fun, nice and clean etc. The food and drinks are expensive but that’s usual for stadiums. We only encountered two or three members of staff but they were all friendly, cheerful and courteous.

Visited MSG whilst in New York to watch the Knicks. The arena is unbelievable, I had to pinch myself whilst I was in there. Prices of beer were a little bit expensive but I kind of already knew that before we arrived.

The place is phenomenal. I hadn't been there since I went to NIT basketball games with my Dad in the 1950s. My daughter and son-in-law are "rabid" Washington Caps fans. We came up from Virginia to see them play the NY Rangers. The Caps won big. A memorable night at a memorable facility.

Went to see a Rangers game. The arena concession area has a great variety of options. The prices, obviously because it's an arena, were very high. So much so, that alcoholic beverage prices are not even shown on the board. So, you choose what you want, and then get the sticker price. Was the most expensive tall boy can I have ever purchased at $17.00USD. I think that's a LOT ridiculous, considering the cost is probably $1.50 at most. The arena, despite what I've heard were extensive renovations, was certainly not what I would have thought. The jumbo tron is pretty good, but the arena lacks the wrap around lighting between levels, which, to me, is pretty standard in any of the new arenas. I am not really sure how they would expect a family to be able to afford these prices.

Great experience an really glad we went to the Knicks game which they worn !. Really iconic place and huge tickets not that cheap at £90 but seats were great and worth it for the experience. Only down side was the price of food and drinks as paid $55 for two beers and two hot dogs and then $26 for a beer and a water !

The best place if you can't find tickets online is to visit the ticket office as soon as you arrive a few days before if you can. We saved hundreds of dollars this way although the tickets were really high up it didn't stop us enjoying the game and there are screens all the way up. They do a t-shirt throw a few times but you won't be close enough if you sit further up than the 110 etc layer of seating. Subway to Penn station the best place to get off. We didn't eat but food looked ok.