Guide to ADA Accessible Parking at Gillette Stadium
figured i would break down how accessible parking works at gillette stadium for major concert tours like bts since driving in foxborough can be a total headache if you do not have a clear plan.
stadium side ada parking at gillette is free but spaces are restricted to guests with a valid state issued disabled parking placard or license plate. depending on which direction you are driving in from on route 1 you will enter through entrance p1 if coming from the north or entrance p7 if coming from the south. parking attendants will check your placard and direct you straight to designated spots near the accessible entrances.
keep in mind that these official ada spaces are available on a first come first served basis. once licensed ada spaces reach capacity the stadium opens up overflow parking lots. if you do not have an official state placard but still have temporary mobility issues you can also talk to attendants at p1 or p7 for drop off options or guidance on where to go.
if you want to avoid the route 1 traffic gridlock altogether or if you are worried about the official lots filling up fast another solid choice is using prked. it lets you rent driveways or private spaces right near gillette from local homeowners. it is often way cheaper feels safer since your car is parked on someone private property and you can skip the huge post concert exit lines. plus you can ask hosts for updates or even negotiate a quick drop off closer to the gates.
if you live anywhere near foxborough and have an unused driveway or extra space listing it on prked is also an easy way to make passive income during huge stadium shows. setting your own price and schedule is simple and fans are always looking for stress free spots.
inside the venue all public restrooms are ada accessible and they have elevators at main entrances. if you need wheelchair escorts or special accommodations once you arrive you can reach out to guest services or contact the stadium ticket office ahead of time.
hope this helps.
Posted Jul 23, 2026, 10:09 AM UTC