Gillette Stadium
Foxborough · Boston · United States
Capacity
65,878
Opened 2002
WC matches
5
Round of 32
Hotel avg/night
$165
Budget from $100
Nearest airport
BOS
28 miles away
About the Stadium
New England Patriots territory. Gillette Stadium was built in 2002 as one of the first new-generation NFL stadiums and became synonymous with the dynasty of Brady-era Patriots. The 65,878-capacity venue sits in suburban Foxborough, 30 miles south of Boston. The Patriot Place shopping and entertainment complex adjacent to the stadium means a full day of activities, while Boston itself remains easily accessible by train.
Rounds hosted
Surface
FieldTurf Revolution 360
Year opened
2002
Getting There
🟡 Moderate transitTransit options
- ● Commuter Rail (Providence/Stoughton Line) to Foxboro station on match days
- ● MBTA match-day shuttle services
- ● Peter Pan / Greyhound buses from South Station (Boston)
🚗 Parking info
20,000+ on-site and nearby spaces. $40–$70. The stadium is in a suburban location — most fans arrive by car or the commuter rail special service.
Hotels & Accommodation
Budget
$100–145/night
Mid-range
$165–264/night
Luxury
$330+/night
Best areas to stay
- ● Foxborough / Wrentham outlet area (adjacent)
- ● Providence, RI (20 min south)
- ● Boston downtown (30–40 min by train on match days)
Food Highlights
- ● Boston seafood: Legal Sea Foods, Neptune Oyster for lobster rolls
- ● Boston's North End for Italian-American cuisine
- ● Patriot Place development adjacent to the stadium: restaurants and shops
Local Tips
- ● Gillette has one of the loudest environments in American football — expect raucous atmosphere
- ● June Boston weather: 20–26°C, very pleasant
- ● Boston day trips: Freedom Trail, Harvard/MIT, Fenway Park tours
- ● The commuter rail match-day service is surprisingly good — buy round-trip from South Station
⏱️ Gillette Match Schedule
See all 5 matches at this venue in your local timezone.
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