“I am proud, that over the last 20 years, our first priority has been to provide the best guest experience possible for all visitors to the stadium and this project will transform and upgrade the fan experience at Patriots games, Revolution matches, concerts and special events for years to come. “When we built Gillette Stadium in 2002, we were intentional in making sure the space would be able to grow and evolve to meet the needs of our fans,” said Patriots owner Robert Kraft. The lighthouse itself will open to the general public on Oct.
Since then a massive new atrium, video board, and beer hall were added, while the iconic lighthouse was torn down and replaced by a new, 22-story structure. The north end of the Patriots’ home arena underwent sweeping changes starting in January 2022. On Thursday evening, the ribbon was cut by New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft and representatives from various partners to call the $250 million project over.
The Gillette Stadium renovation is officially complete.
