Gillette Stadium

Whether you’re headed to Gillette for a Patriots game, concert, or special event, you can avoid traffic and parking by taking the Commuter Rail. Trains leave from South Station in Boston and Providence Station in Rhode Island.
You’ll arrive at Foxboro Station, a short walk to Gillette.
Fares and Passes
Round trip event tickets to Foxboro are $20.
Please note that regular Commuter Rail tickets and passes (including the $10 weekend pass) are not valid for game or event trains.
You can buy tickets up to 1 week in advance:
- From ticket offices at South Station, North Station, and Back Bay Station
- In the mTicket app
Patriots Games
Trains are scheduled for every Patriots game played at Gillette.
From Boston
You must buy tickets before boarding for trips from South Station, Back Bay, and Dedham Corp Center.
You can buy tickets up to 1 week before the game through the mTicket app, or at South Station, North Station, or Back Bay.
On game days during the Patriots’ regular season, for 1 hour prior to departure, you can buy tickets from the CharlieVan at Dedham Corp Center.
From Providence
You can buy tickets up to 1 week before the game through the mTicket app, or at South Station, North Station, or Back Bay.
You can also buy tickets on board for trips from all stations.
Note: This season, all trains from Rhode Island will depart from Providence Station.
Rules and Etiquette
Anything that is prohibited at Gillette Stadium is also prohibited on trains, including large bags and backpacks. Any personal items left on trains will be discarded.
Alcohol is prohibited on the Commuter Rail.
Masks on the T

Riders are no longer required to wear a mask while on the T, except for on The RIDE. The MBTA continues to follow CDC guidelines in encouraging people to wear face masks on public transit. Please respect your fellow passengers' decisions.
Fare Calculator
Choose your origin and destination to calculate your fare with our Trip Planner.
New to Commuter Rail?
Check out our beginner's guide and learn how to pay your fare, navigate stations, board trains, and plan accessible trips.
Masks on the T

Riders are no longer required to wear a mask while on the T, except for on The RIDE. The MBTA continues to follow CDC guidelines in encouraging people to wear face masks on public transit. Please respect your fellow passengers' decisions.
Fare Calculator
Choose your origin and destination to calculate your fare with our Trip Planner.
New to Commuter Rail?
Check out our beginner's guide and learn how to pay your fare, navigate stations, board trains, and plan accessible trips.