How do you get to Gillette Stadium?

Gillette Stadium parking and transit: lots, prices and how to get there

Gillette Stadium is served by the MBTA Franklin/Foxboro Line on weekdays and by special Foxboro Event Service trains for select events, arriving at Foxboro station about a quarter mile from the stadium. Event trains run from South Station in Boston (and from Providence station for select events), with stops at Back Bay and Dedham Corporate Center. Round-trip event train tickets for Patriots games, Revolution games, and concerts are $20 and are only available through the mTicket app. Event trains usually arrive at least an hour before the event begins and depart Foxboro 30 minutes after the event ends.

Where can you park?

Lot or garage	How to buy	Notes
General Parking (Patriots games)	No pass required; drive directly into stadium-owned general lots on Route 1	Free for all ticket holders; opens 4 hours before kickoff, closes 2 hours after day games or immediately after night games
Be Paid to Park (Lots 45 and 55B)	No pass required; park in designated delayed-exit lot	Patriots games only. Drivers receive a $50 Visa gift card for agreeing to a 75-minute delayed exit; lots are secured 30 minutes after kickoff
General Parking (Revolution matches)	No pass required	Free for all Revolution regular-season matches; opens 2 hours before kickoff (3 hours for Season Members), closes 90 minutes after the match
ADA Parking	No pass required; valid state-issued ADA placard or plate needed	Patriots games: Lot 4A from the north, Lot 22 from the south, with overflow in Lot 3A and Lot 20B. Revolution matches: Lots 4, 5 and 6 from the north, Lot 22 from the south

Where is rideshare pickup at Gillette Stadium?

The designated Uber and Lyft drop-off and pick-up location for Revolution matches is Lot 15, closest to the CVS Health Gate.

Is there accessible parking and entry at Gillette Stadium?

Gillette Stadium provides wheelchair and companion seating with enhanced sight lines on every level and at all price points. Accessible parking is available for each event, restricted to patrons with a valid state-issued ADA parking placard or license plate. The stadium offers a sensory room on the main concourse of the west side (W3 lobby), sensory bags with noise-canceling headphones and fidget tools available at Guest Services booths, an assistive listening system, and Adult Changing Tables in the Main Concourse West First Aid Bathroom and Upper Concourse East First Aid Bathroom. Guests can contact the ADA Coordinator or call the Ticket Office at (800) 543-1776.