Madison Square Garden

The beatles never played at Madison Square Garden, so they can never be compared to as worse than One Direction because as 1D sold out Madison Square Garden and fans claim they are bigger and better than the Beatles because they sold out MSG they can not say they are bigger because the Beatles played at bigger arena's

around 10pm

100,000

How far is the statue of liberty from Madison Avenue

Never.

1969

Yes, it is. The address is 4 Penn Plaza.

Justin Bieber claims the record for selling out Madison Square Garden the fastest of any artist. Two shows for his Believe tour sold out in 30 seconds.

For hockey, the Garden seats 18,200; for basketball, 19,763; and for concerts 20,000 center stage, 19,522 end-stage. The arena features 20,976 square feet (1949 m²) of arena floor space.

As of July 2014, the market cap for The Madison Square Garden Company (MSG) is $4,657,669,849.80.

Yes there's. Carlos and Gabby's kosher mexican food. It was recently until they started serve Kosher food. It came in consideration January of 2013.

There are 3 rows of seating labeled 1, 2, and BS3 in Section 315 at Madison Square Garden. This seating zone is located on Level 5.

The opening act for The Police in New York City at Madison Square Garden is Fiction Plane. This is the band of Sting's son

Because Madison Square Garden requires that every concert end with a song written by a band that doesn't suck. So the Jonas Brothers are therefore not allowed to close with one of their own songs.

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The number 613 is retired in honor of former coach Red Holzman. Holzman had 613 wins as coach of the Knicks.

Madison Square Garden is owned by Cablevision

Madison Square Gardens is the world's most famous arena. MSG is located on seventh avenue between 31st and 33rd streets in New York City, and is home to the New York Knicks, New York Rangers, New York Liberty, and the best concerts and also the family events in the Tri-State area.

roughly around 30,000 and its insanely epic

There happened to be 4 arenas named Madison Square Garden in NYC. The latest one is built at 33rd St and 7th Ave, while the one before it was built at 50th St and 8th Ave. The first two buildings were arenas that became best known for holding fighting matches located at Madison Square hence its name. Madison Square Garden was originally The Hippodrome, a sports facility built by P.T. Barnum in 1884. It received the name of Madison Square Garden after it was acquired by William Vanderbilt in 1879. He started to lose money on it though, and razed the structure in 1889. The Horse Show Association acquired the site and commissioned Stanford White to replace it with a grand Moorish structure with the same name. Costing $3 million, it was the second-tallest structure in New York city, and it had the largest auditorium in the United States, seating 8,000. Despite all this, the place still lost money. It was sold to a real estate company in 1911 that went bankrupt in 1916, when the New York Life Insurance company foreclosed. They leased it to Tex Rickard, who did make it a going concern, but who also decided to move the facility to 50th and 8th Avenue. That facility lasted until 1968, when it was closed for the current MSG, on 33rd & 8th Ave. (This one replace the old Penn Station.) Eventually, the 50th St. building was torn down to make way for the Worldwide Plaza (1989).

The seating depends on how much you want to pay for your ticketFor the ticket prices go to the websitethere is seating on both sides and the views are equal

well i think its next week not sure

it was designed by the noted architect Stanford White .

i dont know for shore but i think it is really neat a nice view im shore i have nt been to a concert but i will love to