Section 215 at Gillette Stadium

★★★★★SeatScore®

Gillette Stadium Section 215 View

215 is behind the stage or to the side of the stage for most concerts. This may restrict or limit your view of the performance.

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Mezzanine Level
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On the Gillette Stadium Seating Chart, the Mezzanine Level is the name given to sections on the second seating deck that are not part of the Cross Insurance Club. This includes five sections in each of the stadium's four corners. Although they don't get the privileges of the club level seats they are adjacent to, these are some of the most under-rated seats for a Patriots game. The 200 level provides an excellent viewing height and the corner view leaves comfortable views of the field and the endzone videoboards. Expect a similar experience for soccer matches. For concerts, Mezzanine sections on the south end are usually behind the stage and aren't sold. Meanwhile, sections on the north end are about as far away from the stage as you can get. As a result, these are some of the cheaper tickets for a Gillette Stadium concert. Each Mezzanine section has roughly 25 rows of seats with row 1 at the front. We recommend being as close to the first row as possible for a better view and to limit the number of stairs you have to walk. These sections offer virtually no protection from rain or snow. And if it's going to be particularly windy, you'll want to avoid sections near the edge (e.g.: 240) which can get quite blustery.
For Football - Recommended For Great Views of the Field
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Excellent viewing height from the 200 level. Seats are nicely angled toward the center of the field. Good views of the videoboard above the opposite endzone

Ratings & Reviews From Similar Seats

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(Section 223) - ★★★★ -
These seats had an amazing view of the endzone nearest to us, and it made me wish that all the scoring had been on this side of the field. Great elevation from the second level made for amazing sight lines, especially when the ball was moving toward us. I had not been to Gillette Stadium before so...