Originally known as the FleetCenter, the Boston Celtics played their first game at their new arena  on November 3,1995 against the Milwaukee Bucks. With a capacity of over 18,000, 2,400 club seats and 104 luxury suites, the Celtics home has many more amenities and features than the Boston Garden had. In July 2005, the arena was renamed the TD BankNorth Garden after TD BankNorth agreed to a 20 year contract through 2025.  The arena features three private restaurants including the Premium Club Restaurant. One legendary feature that came from the Boston Garden to the TD BankNorth Garden is the parquet floor that is found at only three NBA arenas. This flooring has been used since World War II and features a distinguishing look. Fans attending games at TD BankNorth Garden can visit the Sports Museum for New England Sports History and see memorabilia from a variety of sports. Recently a new multimillion dollar 360 degree video scoreboard has been added to the arena. The Celtics and the Bruins (NHL) are the primary tenants of TD BankNorth Garden. In June 2008 the Celtics won their first NBA Championship at TD Banknorth Garden in six games against the Los Angeles Lakers.