Gillette Stadium, Boston (Foxborough)
Gillette Stadium is a multi-purpose stadium located in the town of Foxborough, Massachusetts, which is 22 miles (35 km) southwest of downtown Boston, Massachusetts and 18 miles (29 km) northeast of Providence, Rhode Island. The Patriots play at Gillette Stadium, which switched from grass to turf in 2006. New England upgraded the turf in 2017 and the new surface features FieldTurf's latest monofilament technology. FieldTurf is used in five NFL game fields in the NFL: New England, Seattle, Atlanta, Detroit and Indianapolis.
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upper-level sidelines (sections 301 - 318 / 323 - 340)
Located on the third and highest tier from the field of play, and running along the sidelines is the Upper Level sideline. Sections 305-314 on the east sideline (Patriots side) and Sections 327-336 (visiting side) comprise this 20 total section seating location that may be far from the action, but provides good lines of sight to all areas of the field from a sideline perspective.
Sections 309 and 310 are closest to the 50 yard line on the East side, Sections 331 and 332 are closest to the 50 yard line on the West side.
level 200 corner (sections 201 - 205, 214 - 218, 223 - 227, 236 - 240)
The 200 level provides an excellent viewing height and the corner view leaves comfortable views of the field and the endzone videoboards. Expect a similar experience for soccer matches.
LEVEL 100 CORNER (SECTIONS 101 - 103, 115 - 118, 123 - 125, 137 - 139)
Lower level corner seating is located between the sidelines and endzones on the closest tier to the field of play. Comprised of 13 total sections throughout the 4 corners of the lower level, fans will experience unique diagonal views of the action knowing that every seat in the stadium was designed to face the exact center of the playing field.
Close proximity to the action on the field provides a great seating choice for viewing scoring plays at the near endzone. Most sections in this location contain 35-38 numbered rows rows (starting with Row 1 being closest), except for section 116 which only has 19 rows running from 20-38 as is sits above a field level tunnel beneath. Note that the aisle between sections 101 and 102 runs only halfway down to the field, so fans with low row numbered seats in this section might consider using the aisle between sections 102 and 103 to get to their row.
level 100 endzone (sections 140 - 143 / 119 - 122)
Located just behind the endzones and on the closest level to the field of play is the lower level endzone. 4 sections behind the north endzone, and 6 sections behind the south endzone comprise this 10 total section location and offers unmatched proximity to scoring plays in the nearby endzone.
Sections in this location contain 36-38 numbered rows with Row 1 being closest to the field of play. See the action just as the players do from in front and behind the line of scrimmage at this lowest level seating location behind the north and south endzones.
level 100 sidelines (sections 104 - 114 / 126 - 136)
With a desirable location along the sidelines and on the closest tier to the field, Lower Level Sideline sections are home to some of the best seats at Gillette Stadium. Sections 108-111 draw particular attention from the home crowd as these seats are directly behind the New England bench and are as close to the 50 yard line as it gets, making them some of the best Patriots tickets in town.
On the opposite side, sections 130-133 are located behind the visiting team bench. Lower Level Sideline sections have between 35-38 numbered rows of seating, with as many as 23 seats in each row.
The size of the suites at Gillette Stadium differs based on the suite level.
Suite Views
Suites Description
private luxury suite
A New England Patriots luxury suite can accommodate groups of 20 to 30 people. With the luxury of being able to go indoors without missing the action makes luxury suites at Gillette Stadium the perfect way to watch the game and stay warm. Premium in-suite catering options, VIP parking, private entry into Gillette Stadium, and exclusive access to stadium clubs are just some of the first-class amenities you will get with a luxury box.
Revolutionary Name: Gillette Stadium, located in Foxborough, Massachusetts, is named after the famous shaving product company, Gillette. The stadium is the result of a naming rights agreement with Procter & Gamble, the parent company of Gillette.
Home to Patriots and Revolution: Gillette Stadium serves as the home stadium for both the New England Patriots of the National Football League (NFL) and the New England Revolution of Major League Soccer (MLS). This dual-purpose usage makes it a versatile venue for football and soccer events.
Private Funding: The construction of Gillette Stadium, which opened in 2002, was privately funded by the team's owner, Robert Kraft. This made it one of the few NFL stadiums to be built without public financing, showcasing a significant investment in the team and the region.
Retroreflective Lighthouse: One of the unique features of Gillette Stadium is the retroreflective lighthouse located in the north end zone. This lighthouse is illuminated during Patriots games and serves as a distinctive symbol for fans and viewers alike.
Mega Videoboards: The stadium boasts two massive high-definition videoboards, each measuring approximately 45 feet high by 100 feet wide. These state-of-the-art screens provide fans with an immersive game-day experience, showcasing replays, statistics, and other relevant information.
Hall at Patriot Place: Adjacent to the stadium is The Hall at Patriot Place, a museum dedicated to the history of the New England Patriots. It features interactive exhibits, memorabilia, and displays that celebrate the team's achievements and legacy.
Record for Snow Clearing: In 2015, Gillette Stadium set a world record for the fastest stadium snow removal. Following a massive snowstorm, the stadium staff cleared over 17,000 tons of snow in just 90 minutes, ensuring that a scheduled Patriots game could proceed as planned.
Hybrid Grass Field: Gillette Stadium features a natural grass playing surface reinforced with a hybrid system known as DD GrassMaster. This innovative technology combines natural grass with synthetic fibers, providing a more durable and stable field for football and soccer games.
Host of Major Events: Beyond regular-season games, Gillette Stadium has hosted numerous high-profile events, including international soccer matches, concerts by major artists, and major college football games. Its multifunctional design makes it a sought-after venue for a variety of entertainment events.
Sustainable Practices: The stadium is committed to sustainability initiatives. Gillette Stadium has implemented energy-efficient technologies, waste reduction programs, and water conservation measures. It strives to be an environmentally responsible venue, aligning with broader efforts to reduce the ecological impact of large sports facilities.