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Boston Fleet Announces Agganis Arena as Home Venue for 2026-27 Season
The Fleet drew four sellouts in six games at Agganis Arena and averaged 5,238 fans there, officials said.
- On Tuesday, the Boston Fleet announced the franchise will move its primary home venue to Agganis Arena at Boston University for the 2026-27 season, leaving behind the Tsongas Center in Lowell after three years.
- The team is leaving the Tsongas Center due to logistical challenges for Boston-area fans, as infrequent commuter rail service and rush-hour traffic often complicated travel upward of two hours from downtown to Lowell.
- At Agganis Arena, which hosted four games this season, the Fleet averaged 5,238 fans and holds a 3-0-1-2 record, demonstrating the venue's capacity to support the team's growing following.
- Boston Fleet Director of Business Operations Laura Marie Davey expressed gratitude to the Lowell community, saying "We're deeply grateful to the Lowell community and our partners at the Tsongas Center, whose support has been instrumental in the growth of our organization."
- The move allows the organization to connect with supporters throughout Greater Boston, the South Shore, and Rhode Island, while fans can place deposits for 2026-27 Season Ticket Memberships beginning now.
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Boston HeraldBoston Fleet making BU’s Agganis Arena its primary home
BU's Agganis Arena will serve as the primary home of the Boston Fleet.
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Boston’s pro women’s hockey team is moving, with Fleet home games set to be played at Agganis Arena - The Boston Globe
On weeknights, the Fleet struggled to fill Tsongas Center, likely because of fans' encountering difficulties getting to Lowell. The Boston University venue should help with that issue.
·Boston, United States
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