Located in Allston, Massachusetts, the Bright-Landry Hockey Center boasts 4,327 seats and has been home to the Harvard Crimson men's and women's hockey teams since its inauguration in 1979. It hosted over 14 NCAA tournament games, including eight at Harvard’s own Frozen Four appearance in 1989. It has also been seen in acts of national recognition, such as a charity game between Harvard players and former NHL stars such as Ray Bourque and Gordon Drillon in 2003. In its 41 years of operation, it has become a mainstay of athletics in Boston.

Boston is a great city to visit any time of year. From the beautiful architecture of Beacon Hill to the energy and excitement of downtown, there's something for everyone. The Freedom Trail is a great way to learn about our rich history. Take some time and explore the area around Faneuil Hall Marketplace and Quincy Market, then check out all the shops along Newbury Street. Don't forget to take a ride on one of the Duck Boat tours from Boston Common so you can get an overview of the many points of interest. If sports are your thing, Fenway Park offers up classic baseball action at America's oldest major league ballpark with an unforgettable game-day experience for all ages. Take in professional basketball or soccer at TD Garden or be part of the electric atmosphere created by hockey fans cheering for their favorite NHL teams throughout the winter months at one of Boston’s indoor arenas. And don’t forget that visitors from around the world pour into town come autumn in celebration.

The Bright-Landry Hockey Center is a great place to catch some of the best college hockey games in the Boston area. It offers an improved sight line for fans so they can more easily follow the action up and down the ice. In addition, guests can visit some of its historic sites and take part in special events, such as the 2006 Friendship Cup. Don't miss out on the amazing experience that awaits at The Bright-Landry Hockey Center!