Seating Guide
Gillette Stadium, Foxborough, MA
Data updated: 2025 NFL Season
Cheapest Section
$60+
Sections
5
Capacity
66,829
Gillette Stadium seats 65,878 fans across three main levels plus premium club sections. The open-air design means weather is always a factor. Dress accordingly. The lower bowl (100-level) puts you closest to the action, while the upper deck (300-level) provides a bird's-eye tactical view. The Putnam Club offers a premium indoor/outdoor experience.
Premium Seating Sections
Each section offers a distinct vantage point. Choose based on your priorities: proximity, comfort, atmosphere, or value.
100-Level Sideline
$200-$350“Eye-level with the field, prime sideline views”
The Pros
- Closest to the action
- Best photo opportunities
- Can hear players
The Cons
- Most expensive non-club seats
- Limited overview of formations
- Exposed to weather
100-Level End Zone
$120-$200“Behind the end zone, great for seeing touchdowns up close”
The Pros
- Affordable lower bowl
- Exciting for TDs and goal-line stands
- Good atmosphere
The Cons
- Skewed viewing angle for mid-field plays
- Netting can obstruct view
200-Level Mezzanine
$150-$250“Mid-level with balanced sightlines across the field”
The Pros
- Best overall sightlines
- Good balance of proximity and overview
- Some covered areas
The Cons
- Mid-range pricing
- Can feel removed from action
Putnam Club (200-Level)
$400-$650+“Premium mid-level with indoor lounge access”
The Pros
- Indoor heated lounge
- Wider padded seats
- Exclusive food and drink options
- In-seat service available
The Cons
- Most expensive option
- Can feel detached from crowd energy
300-Level Upper Deck
$60-$120“Bird's-eye view of the entire field”
The Pros
- Most affordable seats
- Great tactical view
- Full field visibility
The Cons
- Far from the field
- Steeper stairs
- Most exposed to wind and cold
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