People with Pats tickets for home games of course get into the Patriots Gillette Stadium. It is one of the newest and nicest stadiums in the NFL, and each years fans can’t get enough Gillette Stadium tickets. Gillette Stadium is located in Foxborough, Massachusetts, and it opened in 2002, replacing the Pats old Foxboro Stadium. Gillette Stadium can hold up to 68,756 Pats ticket holders, and that includes 6,000 club seats and 87 luxury suites. Gillette Stadium is owned and operated by Robert Kraft, owner of both the Pats and the New England Revolution.

Gillette Stadium was approved in December of 1999, work began in March of 2000, and the first event at Gillette Stadium was a game by the New England Revolution on May 11, 2002. There were also Rolling Stones tickets sold for Gillette Stadium for their Licks Tour. The first Pats game took place on September 9, 2002. Before the Monday Night Game the Patriots unveiled their Superbowl Banner for winning Super Bowl XXXVI before going on to beat the Pittsburgh Steelers [tickets] 30-14. On November of 2006, Pats ownership decided to replace the natural grass surface with FieldTurf. The first Pats game on FieldTurf win over the (at the time) 9–1 Chicago Bears.

If you’d like to visit Gillette Stadium for something other than to see the Pats, you can also buy AC Milan Internazionale Milan Gillette Stadium tickets for their game in July of 2009. You can also take in one of the pioneers of Hardcore metal with ACDC Gillette Stadium tickets too.