Gillette Stadium Overview
Gillette Stadium, opened in 2002, is home to the New England Patriots (NFL) and New England Revolution (MLS). The stadium underwent significant upgrades in recent years including improved Wi-Fi, premium seating areas, and enhanced food and beverage options. Its position in Foxborough provides a suburban setting with dedicated parking and shuttle services.
Stadium Statistics
Capacity Ranking
Ranked #11 of 16 World Cup venues. Maximum capacity: 87,523 (Estadio Azteca).
World Cup History
Gillette Stadium will host its first FIFA World Cup matches in 2026. The Boston area hosted 1994 World Cup matches at Foxboro Stadium (now demolished and replaced by Gillette).
Seating Chart & Layout
Gillette Stadium offers Field, Club, Loge, and Upper seating levels. The stadium's distinctive lighthouse towers are iconic features. Recent renovations added premium club spaces and improved Wi-Fi and connectivity throughout.
360° Virtual Stadium Tour
Virtual Tour Coming Soon
360° tour will be available closer to the tournament
Record Attendance
68,756
New England Patriots vs. Baltimore Ravens (2009)
Stadium Features
Stadium Location
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