Every Patriots fan in New England knows the feeling: that slow crawl down I-93 South, merging onto I-95 South, funneling onto Route 1 in Foxborough — one road carrying 65,000 people into the same corner of town. Route 1 backs up 90 minutes before kickoff and 90 minutes after the final whistle, and that is on a typical Sunday. On a sold-out stadium concert night or a World Cup match, double those numbers.
A Boston charter bus rental does not make Route 1 shorter. It just removes it from your list of problems: your group boards together in the city, rides down together, and the crawl is somebody else's headache while you focus on the tailgate.
Gillette Stadium (1 Patriot Place, Foxborough, MA 02035) is home to the New England Patriots, the New England Revolution, and one of the busiest stadium concert schedules in the Northeast. It sits approximately 29 miles southwest of downtown Boston — ordinarily 35 to 50 minutes via I-93 and I-95, stretching to 90 minutes or more once you hit Route 1 on game day. The stadium's own official transportation page designates Lots 52A and 52B as the oversize vehicle area for charter buses and RVs, accessed through the P10 North entrance off I-95 or the P10 South entrance off Route 495.
Rideshare drop-off is at Lot 15, near the CVS Health Gate. Route 1 curbside stopping is prohibited by the stadium. Every operational detail below comes from the official Gillette Stadium and MBTA pages — no guessing at closed gates.
Why Groups Rent a Bus to Gillette Stadium
The single-road problem is the whole argument for a group. Route 1 in Foxborough is not a highway interchange where the crowd disperses across multiple exits — it is one road, and every car heading to Gillette Stadium shares it. When the lots open four hours before kickoff and 65,000 fans eventually merge onto that same corridor heading home, getting there on your own means joining that line in four or five separate vehicles, each fighting for the same exit ramp.
Booking a Boston sporting event charter bus or party bus means the line is still there — but you are in a comfortable seat with your whole group instead of white-knuckling the merge off I-95 Exit 19.
For Patriots home games, where tailgating begins the moment the lots open, a bus keeps a large group on a single clock. Everyone loads at one pickup point in the city, arrives at Lot 52 together, and tailgates as a unit — no convoys, no waiting for someone stuck on a different exit, no one drawing straws for the designated driver. After the game, the bus stages nearby and the group walks out to a waiting vehicle.
That is the whole reason groups contact Partybusinboston.net before a Patriots Sunday, a Bruno Mars night, or a Revolution playoff push.
Charter Bus and Party Bus Drop-Off at Gillette Stadium
The stadium's official transportation page places charter buses, RVs, and all oversize vehicles in Lots 52A and 52B — the designated oversize-vehicle-only sections within the general parking area. The approach depends on which direction your bus is coming from. Arriving from Boston via I-93 South to I-95 South: take Exit 19 onto Route 1 South and enter through the P10 North gate, which provides access to Lot 52.
Arriving from the west or south via Route 495: take Exit 36A onto Route 1 North and use the P10 South gate. Lots 52A and 52B are oversize-only — no personal vehicles share that section.
For New England Revolution matches where P10 is unavailable, the stadium redirects oversize vehicles to the rear of Lot 20 (south access) or Lot 3C (north access), per the same official transportation page. Because lot assignments can shift by event type, review the official Gillette Stadium parking page before your specific event date to confirm the current routing for charter buses.
Rideshare at Lot 15 vs. Charter Bus at Lot 52
Rideshare drop-off and pick-up for Patriots and Revolution games is in Lot 15, adjacent to the CVS Health Gate — a separate zone from the oversize vehicle area. For concerts and special events, taxi pick-up shifts to Lot 5B. The stadium's policy is explicit: Route 1 curbside stopping is prohibited.
Anyone using Uber or Lyft must follow signage to Lot 15 rather than stopping on the highway. For a group large enough to need multiple rideshares, that means coordinating four or five separate post-game pickups in Lot 15 — at the same moment 60,000 other fans are pinging the same apps and surge pricing is stacking up.
One charter bus or party bus rental cuts all of that to zero. One staging spot in Lot 52, one post-game meeting point agreed on before kickoff, no surge fare waiting in the rideshare lot. The bus is there when you walk out.
Charter buses and oversize vehicles use Lots 52A and 52B at Gillette Stadium, entering through P10 North from I-95 or P10 South from Route 495. Rideshare drop-off is at Lot 15. Route 1 curbside stopping is prohibited.
These policies are published on the official Gillette Stadium transportation page — review it before your event date, as lot assignments shift by event.
Route 1, I-93, and I-95: The Drive from Boston to Foxborough
The stadium's own official directions page lays out the Boston approach: take I-93 South (the Southeast Expressway) to I-95 South, exit at Exit 19 onto Route 1 South, then follow Route 1 South approximately three miles to the stadium on the left. That is every car from Boston on the same road. On a Sunday afternoon with the Patriots playing, the backup from Exit 19 to the stadium entrance can stretch two to three miles before kickoff, and leaving against that same crush after the game reliably adds 90 minutes to the trip.
Approximate travel times from common Boston-area pickup points before event traffic sets in:
| From… | Approx. distance | Normal drive time | Game-day estimate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Downtown Boston / South Station | ~29 miles | 35–45 min | 60–90+ min |
| Back Bay / Fenway | ~28 miles | 35–45 min | 60–90+ min |
| Logan Airport (BOS) | ~33 miles | 40–55 min | 75–100+ min |
| Cambridge / Somerville | ~30 miles | 38–50 min | 65–90+ min |
| Providence, RI | ~25 miles | 30–40 min | 45–75 min |
Those game-day estimates stretch further for sold-out concerts — BTS, Bruno Mars, or Ed Sheeran draws the same Route 1 volume as a Patriots playoff game — and for Thursday Night Football games where stadium traffic compounds with evening rush hour inbound. The stadium recommends arriving at your parking area up to four hours before kickoff for Patriots home games. On any high-demand date, build in that buffer.
The bus handles the navigation; your group handles the tailgate.
MBTA Special Event Trains to Gillette Stadium
The MBTA and Keolis run special event trains to Foxboro Station for every Patriots home game, Revolution matches, and major concerts. Trains depart South Station with stops at Back Bay and Dedham Corporate Center before arriving at Foxboro Station approximately 90 minutes before kickoff. For Providence-area groups, a separate service departs Providence Station via Pawtucket/Central Falls, Attleboro, and Mansfield.
Round-trip event train tickets are $20 per person, purchased exclusively through the MBTA's mTicket app in advance — they are not available at station kiosks, they can sell out for prime matchups, and regular commuter rail passes are not valid on event trains. After arriving at Foxboro Station, it is a quarter-mile paved walk — about five minutes — to the stadium gates.
The train is a genuinely good option for individuals or pairs who want to skip the car entirely. For a group of 20 to 50 people who need to tailgate together and leave on one schedule, it is harder: everyone needs a smartphone with the mTicket app loaded, event train tickets can sell out weeks before a prime game, and trains depart Foxboro Station just 30 minutes after the final whistle — a tight window to exit a 65,000-seat stadium and reach the platform before the last train leaves. A party bus rental from Boston solves every one of those coordination problems: one vehicle picks the group up, one vehicle waits in Lot 52, one vehicle heads back to the city on the group's schedule.
See the MBTA Gillette Stadium destination page for current event train schedules and ticket availability before your event date.
Every Way to Get a Group to Gillette: Compared
Gillette Stadium is 29 miles outside Boston with no subway connection and one road in. Here is an honest look at how each option plays for groups, measured on what actually matters on game day.
| Option | Cost shape | Arrive together? | Drop-off point | Best group size |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Private charter bus or party bus | One flat rate, split across the group | Yes — one pickup, one arrival, one exit | Lots 52A/52B via P10 North or South | 15–56 |
| MBTA Special Event Train | $20/person RT, mTicket app only | Only if everyone books the same train | Foxboro Station, quarter-mile walk to gates | Any — coordination-heavy for large groups |
| Rideshare (Uber / Lyft) | Per car each way + post-game surge | No — multiple cars, multiple ETAs | Lot 15 (CVS Health Gate) | 1–4 per car |
| Everyone drives and parks | Prepaid parking pass per car + gas | No — caravans split at every merge | Varies by lot; all exit Route 1 | 1–2 cars max |
For one or two people, the event train is a clean, affordable call — $20 round trip, no parking, a five-minute walk from Foxboro Station. The moment your party grows past three or four cars' worth of people, the coordination overhead of separate vehicles tips decisively toward one bus. The per-person math often makes the case too: a 40-passenger bus at a weekend rate split among 38 passengers can land under $60 per head for the full day — comparable to, or less than, a game-day parking pass plus surge pricing each way.
Which Bus Fits Your Gillette Stadium Group?
Not every Gillette group is the same headcount or the same kind of trip. A corporate suite outing for 14 looks different from a 50-person fan club hauling tailgate gear. Partybusinboston.net connects you to a range of vehicle types through a large network of bus companies serving Boston, so your group is not paying for 56 seats when 18 will do. Here is how the full vehicle lineup maps to a Gillette game day:
| Vehicle | Typical seats | Gear capacity | Best for | Key amenities |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 14-passenger Sprinter limo / Sprinter van | Up to ~14 | Modest — small coolers, bags | Suite holders, VIP outings, small groups | Premium leather, USB charging, tinted privacy windows |
| Party bus (15–50 passengers) | ~15–50 | Onboard, lighter | Fan groups who want a rolling pregame | LED lighting, premium Bluetooth sound, flat-panel TVs |
| 15–35 passenger minibus | ~15–35 | Overhead plus some underfloor | Mid-size groups, shorter city-to-stadium runs | Powerful A/C, plush reclining seats |
| 40–56 passenger charter bus | Up to 56 | Excellent — deep undercarriage bays | Large fan groups, corporate outings, concert buses | Reclining seats, climate control, WiFi, power outlets, onboard restrooms, undercarriage bays |
The right pick comes down to headcount and tailgate gear. For fan groups hauling grills, coolers, and folding chairs to Lot 52, a full-size charter bus carries everything in the undercarriage bays and still seats 50 passengers comfortably. For a corporate suite group without much equipment, a minibus rental keeps everyone together without paying for empty seats.
ADA-accessible vehicles are available through the network — just note that need when you request your quote.
Gillette Stadium Bus Rental Prices for Boston Groups
Pricing for a charter bus or party bus rental to Gillette Stadium from Boston depends on the vehicle, the total hours reserved (including tailgate time and post-game staging), the event date, and your pickup location. To give you a sense of the planning ranges by vehicle type:
| Vehicle | Weekday hourly | Weekend hourly | Per-day |
|---|---|---|---|
| 15-passenger party bus | $200–$350 | $250–$350 | $1,400–$2,850 |
| 25-passenger party bus | $250–$350 | $275–$375 | $1,850–$2,900 |
| 40-passenger party bus | $300–$350 | $325–$500 | $2,300–$3,500 |
| 15–35 passenger minibus | $200–$250 | $200–$275 | $1,100–$2,150 |
| 40–56 passenger charter bus | $200–$350 | $200–$350 | $1,350–$2,850 |
Those are example planning ranges to give you a sense of the scale — the actual quote moves with the specific date, vehicle, total hours, and event demand. A sold-out Thursday Night Football game prices differently than a mid-October afternoon kickoff. To get a quote for your date and headcount, fill out the quick online form or call 857-317-8503 — pricing comes back in under 30 seconds with no account required and no obligation.
Once you split one bus rate across the full group, the per-person math often catches people off guard. A 56-seat charter bus at a full-day rate split across 50 passengers works out to roughly $27–$57 per person, depending on the vehicle and day — often less than what each individual car in a caravan would spend on a prepaid parking pass plus gas plus post-game surge rideshares. See the Boston party bus prices page for a fuller breakdown of how pricing is structured, or call 857-317-8503 any time for a quote on your exact event date.
A Game-Day Timeline Example
To give you an idea: a 44-person Patriots fan group books a 50-passenger party bus from Back Bay. Pickup at noon, rolling south on I-93 by 12:15 PM, through P10 North and into Lot 52 by 1:15 PM — four hours before a 5:00 PM kickoff. The undercarriage bays hold the grill, a folding table, and two 60-quart coolers.
The group tailgates through 4:15 PM, heads to the gates, and the bus stages in Lot 52 for a 7:45 PM pickup after the final whistle. A 9-hour block at that size might run roughly $2,700 to $2,900 — about $62–$66 per person — with the Route 1 headache, the parking coordination, and the post-game logistics all folded into one predictable number.
Tailgating at Gillette Stadium: Rules Your Group Needs to Know
Gillette Stadium's parking lots open four hours before kickoff for Patriots home games and most events; tailgating is permitted from the moment the lots open. For Revolution matches, lots open two hours before kickoff (three hours for season members). Post-game tailgating is allowed for up to 90 minutes after the final whistle.
A charter bus is the cleanest tailgate vehicle: the undercarriage bays absorb the gear, and no one in the group has to skip the tailgate to drive back. Here is what the stadium officially requires, straight from its published guidance:
- No open fires. All flames must be contained in a suitable, movable fire-burning device. Traditional fire pits are explicitly prohibited because they cannot be moved in an emergency. Gas and charcoal grills are permitted — but they must be supervised at all times, and used charcoal must be properly disposed of, not left burning on the parking surface.
- Nothing in tow. Trailers, 18-wheelers, box trucks, and vehicles towing anything are prohibited in the lots. For a bus group, all gear travels in the undercarriage bays — which is both easier and eliminates the towing restriction entirely.
- No kegs or commercial catering. Kegs are not permitted on stadium property. Neither is commercial catering, vending, or branded promotional setups in the lots. Keep the tailgate personal, not commercial.
- No non-stadium portable toilets. Portable restroom units not provided by the stadium are prohibited. A full-size charter bus with an onboard restroom handles this before you reach the gates.
World Cup tailgating rules at Gillette differed from standard game-day policies — originally restricted, the stadium ultimately allowed tailgating for the 2026 matches. For any major event outside the standard Patriots or Revolution calendar, always check the event-specific guidance on the official Gillette Stadium parking page before your date. What applies on a Patriots Sunday may not apply on a FIFA match day.
2026 Events at Gillette Stadium: Patriots, Revolution, Concerts, and World Cup
Gillette Stadium's 2026 calendar is the busiest in the building's history, and understanding what each event type means for transportation helps your group plan the right vehicle at the right time.
- FIFA World Cup 2026 (June–July — completed). Officially renamed Boston Stadium for the tournament, Gillette hosted seven World Cup matches in 2026 — group-stage fixtures, a Round of 32, and a Quarterfinal. Parking was cut to approximately 5,000 spaces (from the usual 20,000) as FIFA security perimeters, broadcast compounds, and hospitality areas consumed the surrounding lots. The MBTA ran 14 express trains per match day from South Station at $80 round trip. For any future FIFA event at this venue, the same infrastructure applies: minimal parking access, heavy transit emphasis, and extremely tight vehicle supply for private groups. Book transportation as soon as your date is confirmed.
- New England Patriots 2026 NFL season (August–January). Preseason opens with games against Indianapolis (Aug. 13) and Philadelphia (Aug. 22). The regular season runs September through January — the most consistent reason groups rent a bus to Gillette Stadium week after week through the fall. Game-day Route 1 congestion is predictable and reliable. Lock in the bus when your date lands on the schedule, not the week before.
- 2026 Concert Series (August–October). The Gillette Stadium summer and fall concert calendar brings stadium-scale touring acts through Foxborough: BTS (Aug. 5–6), Chris Brown & Usher (Aug. 17), Bruno Mars (Sept. 5–6), Karol G (Sept. 12), Ed Sheeran (Sept. 25–26), and Zach Bryan (Oct. 2–3). Stadium concerts draw the same Route 1 gridlock as Patriots games — and taxi pick-up for concerts shifts from Lot 15 to Lot 5B, making post-show rideshare coordination even more complicated. A Boston concert charter bus or party bus moves the whole group in one shot. Multi-night runs like BTS and Bruno Mars fill the right-size vehicles early — book as soon as the show is announced.
- New England Revolution (March–October). Revolution matches run through the MLS season with free parking for regular-season games. Oversize vehicles unable to access P10 are redirected to Lot 20 (south) or Lot 3C (north), per the official transportation page.
For sold-out Patriots games and multi-night concert runs, the right-size vehicles fill weeks in advance. For any fall Patriots home game or fall concert date, locking in transportation three to six weeks ahead is the safe call. Call 857-317-8503 to discuss your specific event date and get pricing in under a minute!
Leaving Gillette After the Game: The Route 1 Reality
Getting out of Gillette Stadium is where the biggest game-day surprises happen — and they are not pleasant ones. When 65,000 fans converge on Route 1 at the same moment, the lots empty slowly under police-managed one-way traffic flows, and the congestion reliably runs 90 minutes or more after the final whistle. Fans who took rideshares find surge pricing stacked and ETAs stretched in Lot 15, competing with the entire crowd for the same cars.
The MBTA event train departs Foxboro Station just 30 minutes after the game ends — a real scramble to exit the stadium and reach the platform before the last departure of the night. Everyone who drove their own car is sitting in the same exit queue regardless of which lot they parked in.
A bus staged in Lot 52 bypasses all of it. You agree on a post-game pickup window before the game — a 30-minute buffer after the final whistle is realistic and builds in time for the crowd to clear the exits — walk out to the bus at the agreed spot, and the bus navigates the Route 1 exit flow back toward I-95 or Route 495 while the group recaps the game. No surge fare, no platform sprint, no searching for a car you left in a remote lot four hours ago.
The stadium does offer a Delayed Exit Program for Patriots games: fans who park in Lots 45 and 55B and stay in the lot for 75 minutes after the game receive a $50 Visa gift card per vehicle. That program applies to personal vehicles, not charter buses — but the logic is the same. Waiting out the worst of the traffic is the smart move.
For a bus group, you just agree on that buffer in advance and let the bus take care of the rest.
First-Timer Tips for Gillette Stadium
- Clear bags only — three sizes, no exceptions. Per the official Gillette Stadium bag policy: one-gallon clear freezer bags (up to 11" × 11"), clear vinyl or PVC bags (up to 12" × 12" × 6"), or small wristlets (up to 6.5" × 4.5"). Backpacks, fanny packs, tinted bags, and bags with large opaque patterns are prohibited. No outside food or beverages are allowed in the stadium; medical and dietary exceptions require a 48-hour advance email request to the stadium.
- Fully cashless stadium. All purchases inside Gillette Stadium require contactless payment. Cash-to-Card kiosks are available on site for guests who arrive with cash. Remind everyone in the group to have a card or mobile pay ready before they reach the concession line.
- Mobile tickets only. All tickets must be accessed through a smartphone via the Gillette Stadium app — printed tickets are not valid for entry. Have everyone in the group load their tickets on the app before boarding the bus, so nobody is stuck at the gate screen-scrambling.
- Gates open 2 hours before kickoff for general admission; premium areas (Cross Insurance Club and Bank of America Luxury Suites) open 3 hours prior. Parking lots open 4 hours before kickoff for Patriots games.
- No re-entry. Once your group exits the stadium, re-entry is not permitted for Patriots and Revolution games. Agree on a post-game pickup window with the whole group before splitting up inside, so everyone is on the same departure clock.
- Save the stadium number. Gillette Stadium's main line is (508) 543-8200. If anyone in the group gets separated or needs to reach guest services, that is the number to call.
- Route 1 curbside stopping is prohibited. The bus enters through P10 North or P10 South to reach Lot 52 — no stopping on the highway median, no curbside drop-off on Route 1. This applies to rideshares too; they must use Lot 15 or Lot 5B.
Frequently Asked Questions About Renting a Bus to Gillette Stadium
Where exactly does a charter bus park at Gillette Stadium?
Charter buses and oversize vehicles are directed to Lots 52A and 52B at Gillette Stadium, entered through the P10 North gate off I-95 (for groups coming from Boston) or the P10 South gate off Route 495 (for groups coming from the west or south). For Revolution matches where P10 is unavailable, the stadium redirects oversize vehicles to the rear of Lot 20 (south access) or Lot 3C (north access). All of this is published on the official Gillette Stadium transportation page.
Review the current lot assignments for your specific event before you go, as routing can shift by event type.
Can the charter bus drop passengers on Route 1 before parking in Lot 52?
No. The stadium's published policy prohibits Route 1 curbside drop-off and pick-up. The bus enters through the designated P10 gate to reach Lot 52 directly — there is no curbside stop on the highway. Rideshare passengers must use Lot 15 near the CVS Health Gate; charter buses use the P10 entrance to Lot 52.
These are separate zones with separate approach routes.
How much does it cost to park a charter bus at Gillette Stadium?
For Patriots home games, general parking — which includes the oversize Lot 52 area — is published as free on the stadium's official parking page. For concerts and special events, general parking on the opposite side of Route 1 from the main stadium is free, while prepaid stadium-side spots run $50 for personal vehicles. Always confirm current parking costs and policies for your specific event on the official Gillette Stadium parking page, as pricing and availability shift by event type and season.
How early should our group arrive at Gillette Stadium?
For Patriots home games, parking lots open four hours before kickoff — and with a tailgate planned, arriving three to four hours early is the right call to get settled in Lot 52 before the lots fill. For stadium concerts and high-demand dates like Thursday Night Football, the same buffer applies; Route 1 backs up well before doors open on those nights. For Revolution matches, lots open two hours before kickoff (three for season members).
On any major event date, plan for a longer drive than the map suggests and add extra buffer from your Boston pickup point.
Is the MBTA event train a good option for a large group?
The MBTA special event train from South Station to Foxboro Station is a genuinely solid option for individuals and small groups — $20 round trip, no parking, a five-minute walk from the platform to the stadium gates. For a 20-to-50-person group that wants to tailgate together and leave on a unified schedule, it is harder to execute: event train tickets can sell out, everyone needs the mTicket app, and the train departs Foxboro Station just 30 minutes after the final whistle, which is a tight window after a packed stadium empties. A Boston charter bus rental solves all of that in one booking.
Check the MBTA Gillette Stadium page for current schedules and availability.
How long does it take to get out of Gillette after the game?
Expect Route 1 to be backed up for 90 minutes or more after a Patriots game. Police manage one-way exit flows from the lots, which helps move cars, but the volume funneled onto one road means the crawl is consistent. A bus staged in Lot 52 navigates out in that same flow — agree on a 30-minute post-game pickup window, board together, and the bus handles the Route 1 exit while the group recaps what just happened.
How far is Gillette Stadium from Boston?
Gillette Stadium is approximately 29 miles southwest of downtown Boston via I-93 South and I-95 South. Normal drive time is 35 to 50 minutes. On Patriots game days and for stadium concerts, build in 60 to 90 minutes or more — Route 1 from Exit 19 south to the stadium can back up well before kickoff, and the exit adds another 90 minutes on the back end.
How do I get pricing for a bus to Gillette Stadium?
Use Partybusinboston.net's online quote tool to compare options and pricing in under 30 seconds — no account needed and no obligation. If you prefer to talk through the vehicle options, a support team is available every day of the year at 857-317-8503 to help you size the right vehicle, confirm the pickup timing, and understand the current lot routing for your specific event.
What is the bag policy at Gillette Stadium?
Gillette Stadium enforces a clear-bag-only policy: one-gallon clear freezer bags (up to 11" × 11"), clear vinyl or PVC bags (up to 12" × 12" × 6"), or small wristlets (up to 6.5" × 4.5"). Backpacks, fanny packs, tinted bags, and opaque bags of any kind are prohibited. No outside food or beverages are permitted inside the stadium.
The venue is entirely cashless. Full details on the official Gillette Stadium bag policy page.
Does parking change for World Cup events compared to regular Patriots games?
Yes — the 2026 FIFA World Cup reduced Gillette Stadium's parking to approximately 5,000 spaces (down from the usual 20,000) as FIFA security perimeters and broadcast infrastructure consumed the surrounding lots. The MBTA expanded commuter rail service dramatically, running 14 express trains per match day from South Station at $80 round trip. For any future event of comparable scale at this venue, expect the same conditions: severely restricted vehicle access, heavy reliance on transit, and a tight supply of private group transportation.
Book as early as your date is confirmed.
Book Your Gillette Stadium Bus Today
Whether it is a fall Patriots game with a full tailgate setup in Lot 52, an August stadium concert where Route 1 backs up before the opening act, or a Revolution playoff match on a free parking night, Partybusinboston.net makes it fast and straightforward to compare Boston charter bus and party bus options — one quick form, pricing back in under 30 seconds, no account required. You get options from a large network of bus companies serving Boston and the surrounding area, so the right vehicle for your headcount is actually available on your date.
Planning another venue on the same trip? The Xfinity Center in Mansfield is about 10 miles from Gillette and runs its own stadium-level concert season through the summer — and the group logistics there are similar. For in-city Boston events, the TD Garden guide and the Fenway Park guide cover both venues in the same operational detail.
Call 857-317-8503 any time to get a quote for your Gillette Stadium date — or use the online tool now and compare pricing in under a minute!
