Gillette Stadium

I delivered a load of office chairs to the Stadium. I was amazed by all of the work that was being done. Pouring concrete, building new rooms, and restaurants. Truly amazing. People were so friendly even though I was wearing my Bills hat and my truck had a Bills fan license plate. It was a great experience for me.

This place is absolutely wonderful. It is very clean and the people who work here are so kind. Only downside about it is that the food is hella expensive! Overall amazing! I came here today to watch my first Patriots game and it was awesome.

Amazing stadium. Very well maintained. Staff is very sweet and friendly. Parking is not an issue, they have ample space.

Need more elevators especially at 200s when people are exhausted they should have options to take elevator. And instead of having employees selling beer ONLY on the ramp going up how's about water NOT EVERYONE DRINKS ALCOHOL. And kids and elders want water after climbing up to the treetops and the staff is SELLING BEER no water or even oxygen tanks at that point

Great Place, Staff was very Helpful especially for a person on crutches the view from the top level is Great as you can see from the pics. Prices for food/drinks pricie but just like most other stadiums. Great Experience for my 1st time, Definitely planning on going to see the Patriots Hall of Fame & also Patriots Place

One of the best experience watching Ed Sheeran perform with John Mayer. The stadium was full with 70 thousand people and were crazy the whole show. The staff in Gillette Stadium gets kudos for their friendly nature and helping everyone out with any questions. We'll organized parking, food and everything. The whole show was great experience.

You’ve gotta love a concert for your favorite artist at Gillette Stadium. You’ve absolutely got to hate the traffic and getting out afterwards. This is a nightmare of a venue to leave when the artist is big enough. My advice: only go for your absolute top favorite artists, leave just before the last song ends, and NEVER park in the lot — always park a half a mile or so away in a lot on the road leading up to the stadium. It will give you a bump ahead of the traffic! Otherwise, getting in is seamless and events there are fantastic.

Gillette is a great place to see Taylor Swift because Taylor Swift is epic and her production is fantastic. To that extent, my experiences there have been great. But the parking and road management leaving is absolutely stupid, and really badly designed. I'm pretty sure it is a safety hazard to funnel thousands of people exiting the main entrance up a stairwell to the shopping area to cross a road packed in like sardines. Thankfully no one fell, but the stairs in a crowd like that is just not safe and I'm pretty sure that has got to be some kind of code violation. It took 45 minutes just to walk across the street. Leaving the parking and getting onto the road was okay once we reached the car, but again they shut down any turns on the road for at least five miles if not more and it's bumper to bumper the whole time because no one can exit that road. It's the stupidest set-up imaginable. But, for the rare occasions Taylor performs there, I'll deal with it. There is literally no one else on earth I would endure the Gillette exit hellscape for. Obviously they should put in pedestrian bridges or tunnels to cross over/under the road to the satellite parking across the street. It's truly the stupidest stadium design I have ever seen.

Have been to this stadium multiple times for Patriots games, New England revolution soccer games, including my first ever concert! We saw Ed Sheeran play here on his Friday night stadium tour of North America. The sound was amazing I cannot believe that it was the first time I ever saw a concert here at the stadium.

The stadium was great! They do a great job at keeping it clean. But one thing is, they didn't make us go through security or check our bags. And it was for a Taylor swift concert. Which was kind of scary.