NBA Finals estimated to bring $6M per game to Boston economy
City officials are excited to jump-start summer tourist season with such a high-profile event for the second time in three years.
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City officials are excited to jump-start summer tourist season with such a high-profile event for the second time in three years.
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For the second straight spring, Canal Street will be turned into a “Playoff Hub,” with the road being transformed into a car-free zone for fans to gather before and during Celtics and Bruins home playoff games.
Businesses around the TD Garden are hoping for long playoff runs from the Celtics and Bruins so they can soak in as much economic productivity as possible, while police are warning fans to “be wary” of counterfeit tickets.