Gillette Stadium 300 Level

The 300 Level at Gillette Stadium is known as the upper deck. Despite being at the top, there are some good views from this level - especially for football games.

Lower 300s vs. Upper 300s

These sections are split into lower and upper portions. When you enter a section, you walk down towards rows 1-7 and up a staircase to access rows 8 and above.

The separation between rows 7 and 8 is significant enough that we highly recommend buying tickets in the first seven rows if seats are available. Here's why:

• You won't have to walk the additional staircase to access your seats
• Views from the lower portions are closer to the action
• Some views in the rows immediately above the tunnel (e.g.: row 8) are obstructed by the railings

Other Considerations

• Sections 301-314 usually get blinded by the sun in the late afternoon (this is annoying for evening concerts)
• Sideline seats will always sell out first for football games
• Sections on the edges (301, 340, etc.) can get very windy
• The 300 Level is rarely open for MLS games