Home of the Patriots and the Revolution in Foxborough, with a sensory room in the W3 lobby at every full-stadium event, and sensory bags with noise-canceling headphones, fidget tools and verbal cue cards at Guest Services booths.
“Gillette Stadium has a sensory room available for any guests with sensory sensitivities or challenges with regulating sensory input at all full-stadium events.”
“Gillette Stadium also allows guests to check out sensory bags equipped with noise-canceling headphones, fidget tools and verbal cue cards from any of the venue’s guest services booths”
The sensory room has Yogibo bean bags, Nanoleaf light panels, activity panels and air walls, and signs point the way.
At Revolution matches, the bags also have strobe-reduction glasses and come from booths behind Sections 109, 131 and 143.
Event day staff were trained by medical professionals to recognize guests with sensory needs.
After each Patriots touchdown (the Patriots Militia fires a celebratory musket shot)not stated
Quieter, in the stadium's words
Sensory room, W3 lobby on the west main concourse (elevator lobby closest to Sections 128 to 129; upper concourse elevator closest to 328 to 329)quiet zone
Patriots: everyone needs a ticket, whatever their age. Revolution: kids 2 and under don't need one.
Bags: clear bags up to 12 x 12 x 6 inches, or a small wristlet or wallet up to 6.5 x 4.5 inches. Medically necessary items are let in after screening; to ask for an exception (like medical supplies or food needs), email at least 48 hours ahead. Mobile lockers are there for bigger bags.
Strollers aren't allowed, except at Revolution games.
Outside food and drinks aren't allowed.
First Aid is at midfield on the east and west Main Concourse. Adult changing tables are in the Main Concourse West First Aid bathroom (across from Section 132) and the Upper Concourse East First Aid bathroom (across from Section 310). Family restrooms: four behind Section 138 on the 100 Level.
Questions: (508) 543-8200, or customerservice@gillettestadium.com.
