Foxboro - CMGI Field Stadium Comparison

Foxboro Stadium

CMGI Field

Revolution Capacity

24,000
· Chair back seats - 7,281
· Bench seats - 16,719
· Wheelchair spaces - soccer 34

21,000
· Chair back seating - 21,000
· Bench seats - 0
· Wheelchair spaces - 680 plus companion chairs

Cost

$6 million

$325 million, plus $70 million for the parking and road infrastructure

Club

0

1 - The Club has 120,000 square feet, with 60,000 square feet on either side of the stadium, and has a capacity of 6,000. Club members will have access to the Club facility 365 days a year for games, business meetings or private functions. Access to the Club will be via 4 escalators located on both sides of the stadium. Guests will be able to view the game from inside the Club or from their seats, accessed from inside the Club.

Luxury Suites

34

80 - the suites range from 800-almost 900 square feet. All suites are self-contained and have sliding windows to allow guests to feel the atmosphere within the stadium. Access to the suites is via 8 elevators, located on both sides of the stadium.

Stadium Access Ramps

0

3 - the ramps are located at the Northeast, Northwest and South ends of the stadium. The ramps allow guests to access all levels of the stadium easily. Depending on your walking speed and the level you require will determine the time needed to reach your seat by kick off.

· Northeast ramp, access from field level, total length 1,800 feet - 13 ramps, 140 feet each. Total elevation 180 feet.

· Northwest ramp, access from plaza level or main concourse level, total length 1,100 feet - 8 ramps, 140 feet each. Total elevation 84 feet

· South ramp, access from plaza level or main concourse level, total length 1,400 feet - 8 ramps, 175 feet each. Total elevation 84 feet

Concourses

1 - width 35 feet, from the concourses you can not view the action taking place on the field

3 - width 70 feet, from all concourses you can view the action taking place on the field. All amenities and facilities are located on the outside wall, giving protection from the elements, while providing wide-open spaces.

Restrooms

Women's - 10
Men's - 10
Accessible - 2
Port-a-johns - 167

Women's - 22, approximately 379 toilets and 200 sinks
Men's - 22, approximately 300 urinals, 65 toilets and 200 sinks
Accessible/Family rooms - 16 rooms, 108 toilets
Port-a-johns - 0

Concessions

117 Points of Sale

350 points of sale
· 46 permanent concession stands, across all concourses
· 60 portable food and beverage stands across stadium complex

Novelty Stands

Tent structures at stadium entrance points

7 stands on main concourse4 stands in clubs4 stands on upper concoursePortable carts in all public areas

Audio/Visual

Scoreboard - 1, screen size 29' x 29'
Television monitors - 115
Audio - single point sound system

Scoreboard - 2, screen size 48' x 27'
Television monitors - over 1,000 monitors, distributed throughout the stadium
Audio - Full stadium distributed sound system, with over 2,000 sources of sound

ATMs

2

7, on all concourses

Drinking Fountains

4, on main concourse

70, in all public areas

Ticketing

8 sales points, located outside stadium gates. There are no locations for advance sales inside the facility

16 sales points at the main ticket office, located for guests to collect and purchase tickets prior to entry and for advance sales when inside the stadium. There are 2 ticket windows on the main concourse for advance purchases.

Team Store

3,600 square feet

6,000 square feet

First Aid Stations

2 units, on the concourse

2 fully equipped, large stations on the main concourse and 2 smaller, fully equipped stations on the upper concourse

Parking

11,000 spaces

14,000+ spaces

CMGI Field has a number of features that make it unique to New England heritage; these features include the bridge and 10-story high lighthouse that will sit atop the North entrance and welcome visitors to the stadium. Plazas, allowing guests to meet and enjoy the atmosphere will surround the stadium. The parking lots are designed and will be built to ensure all guests park in a purpose built, well-lit environment with safety being our number one concern. With improved infrastructure, fans can expect to spend less time getting into and out of the stadium.