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Gillette Stadium
Seating
300 Level

Gillette Stadium 300 Level

Features & Amenities

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

Interactive Seating Chart

300 Level Reviews

Ratings & Reviews From Similar Seats

"Feels Like You're On the Sideline"
(Section 129) - ★★★★ -
With the entry to the section located at row 38, it was quite a walk to get all the down to row 6, but once I got there it was amazing. I was the 4th seat off the left aisle (Seat 17), and it felt like I was on the sideline with the Bucs players and staff. The views of the field from right around ...
"High Traffic Area"
(Section 328) - ★★★ -
The view was decent but I had to contend with a lot of foot traffic from fans going to and from their seats. A glass partition at the bottom of the aisle was already in my line of sight and causing distraction, but with the additional people blocking the view as they walked up and down the stairs, ...
"Great Seats"
(Section 140) - ★★★★ -
Easy to get to. Great when action in your end zone. Turn and watch on great clear big screen.