Gilette Stadium was convenient if you use Uber. Without traffic, it's a 30 minute commute from…read moreSouth Station. Mapping it using public transit would have been over an hour +. There are special event trains but tickets sold out early. Gillette is where the Patriots play football. I came to watch the BTS concert. Always read the regulations regarding stadium entry. They passed out water and even allowed people to bring it inside. That is something I haven't seen other stadiums allow. Stadium is very easy to navigate. Appreciate it is located next to stores and eateries called Patriot Place. You can find food, drinks and even a movie theatre. The bathroom lines do get extremely long, so try to go at optimum times such as intermission or outfit changes by the artist you are watching. It also, does get very warm in the stadium. Very humid and sweating. Definitely has its pros & cons, but I enjoyed myself!

Dead on my feet, exhausted by heat... I enjoyed my days seeing BTS D1 and D2, but I wish I went to…read morea different venue. Gillette Stadium was not it. The only thing that I liked: there was a shopping center right next to the stadium with lots of food. It was cool to hang about and shop until closer to the concert. But all the bad is strictly about the venue and not at all about the artist I came to see. I had a great time if I block out everything that comes after. Let's start with how this venue is NOT near Boston, and that if you were to fly in, the commuter rail takes about an hour. Not bad, but my friend and I ended up standing the whole time. After that, it's a little bit of a walk to get to the stadium (maybe 10-15 mins). Still doable though a bit annoying, and it's still the case if you park in certain lots. However, there was only one return train running to Boston, and it was maybe ~15 mins after the concert. You have to leave early to catch it or find another way home. Like ride share. The worst thing? If you didn't leave the concert early, like during the closing set, ride share didn't really work out until 3 am. Yes, that's right. The concert ended around 10:30 pm, and groups of us waited at lot 15, the designated pick place for ride share, for almost 5 hours. You can check the video I posted, and you'll see people still walking to lot 15 to join the rest of us already waiting. From where I was at the venue, lot 15 was about a 20 minute walk. Lyfts and Ubers couldn't get to us because traffic was at a complete stop in some lots for over an hour. I know this because on D2, more friends were able to attend that day, and we had a car since one of them lived in MA. We parked at lot 55, general parking for ticket holders. We were able to leave around 2 - 2:30 am am after waiting for other lots to clear out. We did not move at all and neither did the other cars in the lot until hours later. That's still not great for such a large venue to not be able to direct traffic the day after knowing how bad it gets. Oh, and staff weren't helpful. You can ask for directions or help, and most of them were not sure or would redirect you to asking someone else because they don't know. The venue itself had rules about signage, but they were very lax. Due to having VIP for one of the days, I was stuck in the stadium since 3:30 pm to the end of the show at 10:30 pm, and I had the unfortunate experience of getting this stadium's food. It made me realize I really took Atlanta for granted. Not only was it expensive it didn't really taste that great nor was there much variety.

Hit some balls here tonight in preparation for softball season. What a great facility. Will…read moredefinitely be back soon. Open 4/8 M-F. Great way to let off some steam after work hitting balls!

My family and I have been coming here 6 years strong…read more The staff are available by email, phone, and various social media accounts. The families that join come from all over Massachusetts. We're even able to reach the coaches by cell in case of emergencies. We've enjoyed everything from their one on one lessons of hitting and pitching skills, their work out room, as well as their family friendly games. I highly recommend this place and I've put all of my children through it. My husband enjoys utilizing the facilities when we wait during practice. They even offer school break camps at an affordable price as well as their summer camps. Our youngest will be joining dirt pups this year. Plenty of pics and video feed online and you can see for yourselves what an amazing organization this place is to be part of whether win or lose.

Over a thousand acres in Foxboro and Wrentham, 23 miles of trails, nice and hilly, great place for…read moretaking a long hike, dog walking and mountain biking. Good Mountain Biking/multi-use trails, many challenging areas, some areas are muddy year-round. Few picnic tables. Nice fall colors here as well. Convenient to I95, I495, Rt. 1, close to Gillette Stadium.

I visit Gilbert and Borderland State Forests frequently as I live in Norton. Both have pros and…read morecons, but I overall Foxboro is better imo. The wide variety of trails and the mileage of trails is why visit here more. Dog friendly and very relaxed leash policy. Trails are pretty well maintained. Very rocky and hilly. Lots of watering holes, but most are dried up toward the middle of season. Trails are marked via painted trail markers on trees or rocks. Maps are scarce so make sure to snap a pic of one before venturing. The yellow trail from start to finish is ~9 miles alone and most trails interlink with each other. Very easy to get lost if you don't know the park. Parking is free. I usually park on Mill st where the State Forest Fire department is located, but there's probably 10+ parking areas surrounding the park including one off route 1 near Gillette. Con: terrain is tough, especially if you want to run. Also easy to get lost. I can't stress this enough. Take a pic of the map before going in the park. 4/5 stars

Brought back a lot of great memories There has never been a…read more20 year run like that in any sport . It is 3 stories of videos and memorabilia There are a few interactive things in there like pretending to kick a field goal in the snow like Adam vinateri or spiking a football like Geonk It's $10 for adults little kids are free and young kids are $5 Above their pro shop and the new Tom Brady statue is just outside. Then they have a shopping plaza with some great restaurants as well

An affordable museum and a must-see for Patriot fans! It cost us $10 per adult. My husband is a…read morehuge fan so it was nice to walk through the momentous occasions of the team. They also had this interactive section where you can throw the football and oh man I am lost at the terms...nevertheless, Matt at the front desk was super welcoming and sweet. He gave us a breakdown of the space and held onto our shopping bags as we walked around. It's a little hard to find, the entrance is all the way at the end of the outdoor mall. We ran into a staff member of the hall of fame who kindly walked us over. He also checked in with us during our stay. Gift shop had a lot of options, we grabbed a polo and a jersey!