New England Patriots Suites

Gillette Stadium, 1 Patriot Pl, Foxborough, MA

The Patriots aimed to rebound in 2024 after a disappointing prior season, but the year proved to be one of retooling and modest improvement. Second-year quarterback Mac Jones displayed better command of the offense early on, but inconsistency and some injuries led to offensive struggles as the year progressed. New England’s defense, coached by Bill Belichick, remained tough and kept games close with a penchant for takeaways. The Patriots finished near the .500 mark but outside the playoff picture, leading to significant moves in the 2025 offseason. The team brought back offensive coordinator Bill O’Brien and also made a splash by trading for a star wide receiver to aid Jones. Additionally, they had a top-10 draft pick, which they used on a dominant left tackle to solidify the offensive line. These bold moves indicate the Patriots are serious about returning to contention and recapturing some of their past glory in 2025.

Gillette Stadium underwent a major $250 million renovation that was completed just before the 2023 season, dramatically enhancing the game-day experience for Patriots fans. The iconic lighthouse on the north end was rebuilt taller (now 22 stories) with a public observation deck, and beneath it a new grand entrance plaza (Enel Plaza) was created with fan amenities and greenery. For premium ticketholders, the stadium added its first-ever field-level tunnel club: the Bud Light Celebration Beer Hall sits at the north end zone and gives select fans a cozy, tavern-like club space with all-inclusive food and drink plus views of players coming on and off the field. Gillette also expanded and improved its club lounges, like the Putnam Club, with updated furnishings and video boards, and constructed the Globalization Partners Atrium – a multi-purpose event space that serves as an upscale hospitality area on game days. Coupled with the NFL’s largest outdoor video board (stretching 370 feet across the end zone) and improved concession offerings, Gillette Stadium now blends New England charm with modern comforts. This environment ensures that Pats fans have plenty of reasons to brave the cold and cheer on their team in person.

The Patriots have moved on from both the Bill Belichick and Mac Jones eras and are looking for a fresh start in 2024. Jerrod Mayo takes over as head coach, and he'll have No. 3 overall pick Drake Maye at quarterback. Jacoby Brissett is also on board to start the season if Maye isn't quite ready. Aside from running back Rhamondre Stevenson, the other key players on offense are young pieces as well - wide receivers Kendrick Bourne, DeMario Doubles, and Ja'Lynn Polk. On defense, veterans Matthew Judon, Kyle Dugger, and Jabrill Peppers are hoping for improved results in 2024.

The Patriots have one of the best premium pregame experiences in the league, with hospitality available both in the stadium and adjacent to it, where you can enjoy food, beverages, and visits from Patriots alumni and cheerleaders. Suites and even super suites that hold 80 and be configured in several different ways are available on game day with private entrances, VIP parking, a variety of catering options, and the ability to be climate-controlled once the New England winter sets in late in the season.

New England has built a roster that can compete in a tough AFC East. The Patriots added wide receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster, who just won the Super Bowl with the Chiefs, in the offseason. Running back Rhamondre Stevenson broke out in 2022 with over 1,000 rushing yards and 69 receptions. Both will help quarterback Mac Jones continue to develop entering his third season. New England's sound offense and a defense that ranked top-5 in multiple categories last season make it a tough team to beat.

Gillette Stadium has elite options for premium experiences. The Patriots offer pregame hospitality locations like The Cross Insurance Pavilion & Business Center and The New England Patriots Party Presented by Bud Light. These have a hosted bar, large-screen TVs, private entrances, and appearances. For in-game Club seating, Gillette Stadium's exclusive Putnam Club has end zone to end zone views, high-end food and beverage, padded seats, and exclusive benefits. Besides Club options, New England's Suites are top notch. Gillette's 92 Luxury Suites each have in-suite catering and beverage service, private restrooms, and a dedicated attendant.