FOXBOROUGH RESIDENTS INVITED TO 2019 PATRIOTS IN-STADIUM PRACTICE ON MONDAY, JULY 29 AT GILLETTE STADIUM
Private viewing of Patriots practice from inside Gillette Stadium for season ticket members and Foxborough residents will begin at 7 p.m.
Event to include a live DJ and post-practice firework show
The Patriots will induct Rodney Harrison and Leon Gray into the team’s Hall of Fame prior to practice in a ceremony free and open to the public on Patriot Place Plaza
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. – The Start of the 2019 New England Patriots season is just around the corner with the first weekend of training camp practice dates announced for July 25-27. Each of these practices will begin at 9:15 a.m. on the fields behind Gillette Stadium with gates opening at 8 a.m. Training Camp practices are free and open to the public.
On Monday, July 29, the Patriots popular in-stadium practice returns for the team’s season ticket members and Foxborough residents to enjoy an evening of free football under the lights of Gillette Stadium. Gates will open at 5:30 p.m. with practice scheduled to begin at 7 p.m. The event requires mobile ticket entry and is closed to the general public.
Prior to the in-stadium practice, the Patriots will induct Rodney Harrison and Leon Gray into the team’s Hall of Fame. The ceremony, which is free and open to the public, will begin on Patriot Place Plaza outside the Patriots ProShop and Hall of Fame presented by Raytheon at 4:30 p.m. Parking is free for both the Patriots Hall of Fame induction ceremony and the in-stadium practice.
Following the induction ceremony, Patriots season ticket members and Foxborough residents with mobile tickets for the in-stadium practice will be invited to enter the stadium. A live DJ will perform prior to the start of practice and the evening will conclude with a post-practice firework show.
Mobile Tickets Required For Entry Foxborough residents interested in attending the in-stadium practice must again obtain their complimentary mobile tickets through this link: http://patriots.com/foxboroughpractice. Use the promo code: 02035. Each Foxborough resident will have an opportunity to obtain a maximum of 10 mobile tickets for the in-stadium practice.
Per the NFL’s ticketing policy, please note event admission will require a mobile ticket, as Gillette Stadium no longer accepts the print-at-home PDF ticket option for Patriots games or the in-stadium practice. There will be no printed tickets available for this event.
Please note, Foxborough residents will need to download the Gillette Stadium mobile app (free download in the App Store) to manage their mobile tickets. The link and promo code offer is valid until 5 p.m. on Monday, July 29.
To obtain your mobile ticket, please follow these steps:
1. Visit this website: http://patriots.com/foxboroughpractice
2. Sign in or create a new Account Manager account
3. After you have signed in to Account Manager, re-click the http://patriots.com/foxboroughpractice link and use the promo code: 02035 to access tickets
4. Select the number of tickets you would like for this event (maximum of 10 tickets) and go through the checkout process. Please note you will not be charged for these tickets
Download the Gillette Stadium mobile app: After you have obtained your tickets, you will need to download the free Gillette Stadium app from the App Store. There you will be able to view and manage your tickets. When entering the stadium on July 29, simply open the Gillette Stadium app and your tickets will be scanned directly from your smart phone for entry.
Mobile ticket FAQ: For additional information, please take a look at our FAQ sheet for mobile ticketing: https://www.patriots.com/tickets/mobile-tickets
Contact the Ticket Office: If you have issues with obtaining your mobile tickets, please contact the ticket office at [email protected] or call a member of Patriots Member Services at 800-543-1776.
About the 2019 Patriots Hall of Fame Inductees Harrison played safety for the Patriots during the final six seasons of his 15-year NFL career from 2003- 2008. During his first two seasons with the team, he led NFL defensive backs in tackles with 140 in 2003 and 138 in 2004. Additionally, he is the all-time leader in sacks by a defensive back with 30 ½ overall, nine of which came during his Patriots career. Harrison was voted team captain all six seasons and helped lead the team to back-to-back Super Bowl championships (Super Bowl XXXVIII and XXXIX). He also earned two Pro Bowl appearances. Harrison is being inducted through the Patriots fan vote. The Patriots are the only NFL team that allows fans to decide which player or coach is inducted to the Hall of Fame each year.
Gray played with the Patriots for six seasons from 1973-1979. By the start of his third season, he was viewed as one of the best left tackles in the game. He was a key member of the Patriots as he helped set an NFL and Patriots rushing record in a season with 3,165 yards gained. Gray made four trips to the Pro Bowl during his career with two of those trips being with the Patriots. Gray finished his 11-year NFL career playing for Houston and New Orleans. Gray passed away in November of 2001 at the age of 49. He was elected into the team’s hall of fame by The Hall’s Senior Selection committee.
For more information about the Patriots Hall of Fame and 2019 induction ceremony, visit https://www.patriotshalloffame.com/ --PATRIOTS--