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Boston Stadium

Gillette Stadium

5 x Group Matches

1 x Round of 32

Events at Boston Stadium

  • Sep13sat
    07:30 PM - New England Revolution vs. Toronto FCGillette Stadium, Foxborough, MA
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  • Sep27sat
    07:30 PM - New England Revolution vs. Atlanta United FCGillette Stadium, Foxborough, MA
  • Oct18sat
    06:00 PM - New England Revolution vs. Chicago Fire FCGillette Stadium, Foxborough, MA
  • Jun13sat
    (TBD) - World Cup 26: Group Stage - Match 05Gillette Stadium, Foxborough, MA
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    (TBD) - World Cup 26: Group Stage - Match 18Gillette Stadium, Foxborough, MA
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    (TBD) - World Cup 26: Group Stage - Match 30Gillette Stadium, Foxborough, MA
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    (TBD) - World Cup 26: Group Stage - Match 45Gillette Stadium, Foxborough, MA
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    (TBD) - World Cup 26: Group Stage - Match 61Gillette Stadium, Foxborough, MA
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    (TBD) - World Cup 26: Round of 32 - Match 74Gillette Stadium, Foxborough, MA
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    (TBD) - World Cup 26: Quarter-Finals - Match 97Gillette Stadium, Foxborough, MA
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Venue Snapshot

  • Capacity: 65,878
  • Location: Foxborough MA
  • Distance to City: 22 miles
  • Opened: 2002
  • Roof Type: Open
  • Leagues: NFL, MLS
  • FIFA Renovations: $250M
  • Avg Temp: 82°F
  • Climate Control: No
  • Public Transit: Yes
  • Cashless: Yes

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The Game Plan

When FIFA calls it "Boston Stadium" next summer, they’ll be technically right but emotionally wrong. This is Foxborough through and through, where a $225 million renovation has continued the transformation of an NFL stadium into New England's most ambitious entertainment ecosystem. Seven World Cup matches will unfold here, including a July 9 quarterfinal, but what’s revolutionary will be what happens before and after the whistle.

Patriot Place wraps around Gillette like a small city dedicated to the art of the pregame. Within this 1.3 million square foot complex, you'll find everything from Scorpion Bar's tequila towers to Six String Grill's live music stage, all without ever leaving the property. It's the only World Cup venue where you can ride a zip line, bowl at Splitsville, buy a boat at Bass Pro Shops and still make kickoff without breaking a sweat.

SEATING GUIDE

LOWER BOWL


Sections 141-143 behind the north goal transform into "The Fort" for Revolution matches, creating general admission chaos where supporters stand all match with flags and drums. During World Cup games, expect this energy to spread even if they don’t allow GA. The lighthouse looms directly over section 143, creating Instagram gold at sunset. Rows 18-38 in sections 118-122 sit above the Optum Field Lounge, meaning no seats below you, just pure, unobstructed sightlines. The Patriots tunnel runs between sections 101 and 143, where players will emerge for those pre-match ceremonies FIFA loves.

CLUB LEVEL


Known as the Cross Insurance Club, these bright red seats stand out against the sea of blue and can’t be missed on TV. The indoor lounges feel larger than the actual football field, with 40-foot cathedral ceilings and floor-to-ceiling glass. Sections CL9-10 and CL31-32 sit at midfield, the holy grail for tactical purists. The club entrance saves you from the masses, but more importantly, when New England decides to drop a summer thunderstorm, you're watching through glass, not plastic ponchos.

UPPER DECK


Here's a quirk: sections 319-322 have fewer rows because there's literally no upper deck above them, creating an open-ended bowl effect that lets sound escape rather than bounce back. Many fans feel that these truncated sections actually offer better views than the full-row corners. The massive curved videoboard lives closer to eye level from sections 301-308 and 333-340, meaning you'll watch replays without craning your neck. Rows 1-7 sit below the concourse walkway, rows 8+ above it, so those first seven rows mean fewer beer runs passing your view.

AROUND THE STADIUM

Get to the Point: At 218 feet tall, Gillette's lighthouse is the tallest in America (albeit not, you know, a functioning one). It’s also a fully interactive experience. Take the elevator 22 stories above the field to "the Lookout," a 360-degree observation deck with panoramic views stretching to the Boston and Providence skylines, as well as the field below.

Trophies Meet Tech: Love ‘em or hate ‘em, the Patriots Hall of Fame is a two-level interactive playground where you can virtually recreate Malcolm Butler's Super Bowl XLIX-clinching interception and explore the "Anatomy of a Comeback" exhibit that breaks down the greatest 25-point deficit comeback in Super Bowl history.


A Bog Grows in Foxborough: Located at Patriot Place directly behind the Bass Pro Shop (obviously), this genuine cranberry bog with scenic walking trails is Foxborough's worst-kept secret. That’s right: Ocean Spray Cranberry Bog is a real, working bog that was originally planted in 1929 and is still harvested every fall. Wicked refreshing!.

WHAT TO EAT AND DRINK

As quintessentially New England as fall foliage or a Red Sox hat, clam chowder has come to define coastal cuisine from Boston to Bar Harbor. The secret family recipe at Six Strings Bar & Grill (275 Patriot's Place) has taken home the blue ribbon at Boston Harborfest on five separate occasions. Pair it with a pour from Nantucket's Gray Lady (or a local favorite from Sam Adams or Harpoon) and you may swear the breeze from Cape Cod has made its way to Foxborough. Elsewhere around Patriot Place, Twenty8 Food & Spirits uses a stone hearth oven to fire their flatbreads and Axel & Byrne offers proper boardwalk fries. For post-match analysis, The Harp's spacious bar and seasonal patio overlook the stadium.

TRAVEL TIPS

  • Public Transportation: The MBTA plans to run special World Cup trains from Boston's South Station (expected price of $20 round trip) that drop you at Foxboro Station, a quarter-mile walk from the stadium. Just know that the ride back to Boston typically takes over an hour, and you may be staring down a taxi or Uber ride once you get in depending on where you’re staying.
  • Parking: Businesses near the stadium typically charge $50+ for private parking, but the 20-30m walk to the stadium has a major upside: while it can take two-plus hours to get out of stadium lots after sold-out events, private parking grants you a hall pass from the madness and lets you cruise past the police-manned merge areas

FINAL FACTS

That curved videoboard wrapping around the north end isn't just big: at 370 feet long and 60 feet high, it's the largest outdoor curved-radius display at any American sports venue. Every pixel of those 22,000 square feet will be dedicated to replays and crowd shots, but definitely, absolutely no Kiss Cams.


A $250 million renovation didn't just add screens and suites. The new G-P Atrium created 50,000 square feet of year-round function space, while the Enel Plaza reimagines the entire entrance experience. Oh, and increased restroom capacity means you can make it back to your seat in record time assuming you don’t get lost amid the self-pour beer taps in the new marketplace.


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