Gillette Stadium at the 2026 World Cup

Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts, USA hosts 7 matches, including a quarter-final.

An aerial view of Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts, its grey seating bowl with a block of red seats wrapping a green field. A lighthouse-style tower and wide parking lots sit beside the stadium.
Photo: Art N. / CC BY 2.0

Matches at Gillette Stadium

Capacity
64,146
Location
Foxborough, Massachusetts, USAView on Google Maps
Home team
New England Patriots (American Football), New England Revolution (Football)

How to get to Gillette Stadium?

By train

A special event train runs from Boston's South Station to the stadium on match days.

Time: About 60 minutes from Boston

Cost: Around 10 to 20 USD round trip

By car

There is huge parking at the venue in Foxborough, between Boston and Providence.

Time: About 45 minutes from Boston

Cost: Around 40 to 60 USD for event parking

By Uber or Lyft

Rideshare works but costs more, given the distance from the city.

Time: About 45 minutes from Boston

Cost: Around 70 to 110 USD one way

Fun facts about Gillette Stadium

  • A lighthouse and bridge landmark stand at one end of the stadium.
  • It opened in 2002 and is home to one of the most successful teams in NFL history.
  • It already hosts football (soccer) for the New England Revolution.

About Gillette Stadium

Gillette Stadium sits in Foxborough, halfway between Boston and Providence.

A landmark lighthouse and bridge stand at one end, a touch you will not see anywhere else.

It opened in 2002 and is home to the New England Patriots, one of the most successful teams in NFL history.

It already hosts football (soccer) for the New England Revolution, so the game feels right at home.

Boston itself is one of America's oldest and most charming cities, well worth a visit.

For 2026, expect classic New England passion under the open sky.

  • A special event train runs from Boston on match days
  • A lively shopping and dining village sits right outside the gates
  • Easy reach from both Boston and Providence
  • Open-air, with a real New England feel
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