Gillette Stadium Quick Facts

Gillette Stadium has a large number of features that make it unique to the New England heritage. These features include the bridge and 12-story high lighthouse that will sit atop the Bank of America entrance and welcome visitors to the stadium. Plazas, allowing guests to meet and enjoy the atmosphere, surround the stadium. The parking lots, containing over 16,500 parking spaces, are designed and built to ensure all guests park in a purpose-built, well-lit environment with safety being the No. 1 concern.

Seating capacity	68,756
Clubhouse seating	6,600
Suite seating	2,756

Eight Bank of America ATMs in the stadium; four on the Main Concourse, and two on the Upper Concourse; additionally one Bank of America ATM is located outside the Pro Shop.

100 Level	38 rows
200 Level	23 Clubhouse rows 27 General rows
300 Level	26 rows
All seats are 19-21 inches wide with arm rests and cup holders.

7,200 square ft., thousands of items.

Main Concourse	7 stands
Clubhouses	4 stands
Upper Concourse	4 stands
There are additional portable carts in all public areas

Fidelity Investments Clubhouse

East and West Clubhouses. Each Clubhouse has a capacity for 3,000 guests and is available to members 365 days a year. Each Clubhouse is three stories high and over 60,000 square feet. Access to the Clubhouses is via four escalators located on both sides of Gillette Stadium. Members are able to view the game from inside the Clubhouse or from their seats, accessed from inside the Clubhouse.

EMC Suite Levels

There are a total of 86 luxury suites and 2 Super Suites at Gillette Stadium. Luxury suites range from 16-person capacity to 32-person capacity and the 2 super suites have a 70-person capacity. All suites are self-contained and have sliding windows to allow guests to feel the atmosphere within the stadium. Access to the suites is via eight elevators, located on both sides of Gillette Stadium.

Stadium Access Ramps

The three ramps are located at the Northeast (Patriot Place Ramp), Northwest (Bank of America Ramp) and South (uBid.com Ramp). The ramps allow guests to access all levels of the stadium easily. Depending on your walking speed and the level you require will determine the time needed to reach your seat by kickoff.

Patriot Place Ramp - access from field level. Total length: 1,800 ft. Thirteen ramps, 140 ft. each. Walking at 3mph you will require between 8-10 minutes to reach the top. Total elevation: 180 ft.
Bank of America Ramp - access from Plaza level or Main Concourse level. Total length: 1,100 ft. Eight ramps, 140 ft. each. Five to six minutes to reach the top. Total elevation: 84 ft.
uBid.com Ramp - access from Plaza level or Main Concourse level. Total length: 1,400 ft. Eight ramps, 175 ft. each. Six-seven minutes to reach the top. Total elevation: 84 ft.

Concessions

There are in excess of 500 points of sale including 46 permanent concession stands and 60 portable food and beverage stands located throughout the concourses.

Audio/Visual Scoreboard

There are two giant HDTV screens, 48’ x 27’ above each end zone. There are over 1,000 monitors distributed throughout the stadium. Gillette Stadium also has a fully distributed sound system with over 2,000 sources of sound.

Ticket Operations

There are 16 points of sale at the main Ticket Office, located for guests to collect and purchase tickets prior to entry and for advance sales when inside the stadium. There are two ticket windows on the Main Concourse for advance purchases.

First Aid Points

There are two fully-equipped, large stations on the Main Concourse and two, smaller, fully-equipped stations on the Upper Concourse.

Training Facility

The Patriots opened a new 80,000 square foot indoor practice facility in 2003 and now utilize four practice fields in addition to the Gillette Stadium game field for their year-round training. The Patriots' year-round training facility is over 40,000 square feet and includes a state-of-the-art weight room, locker room, team auditorium and training room, complete with full rehabilitation facilities.