Patroit’s VIP Party

Food is not very good. Way overpriced at standard rates ($ 200) unless you get this for free or big discount ($ 75 is reasonable value). Long lines for booze. Small pours. Not very classy. Closes too early. Cheerleaders do make an appearance. TVs for early game is nice benefit. Best thing is express entry into stadium through VIP end zone queue. Mostly used by corporations for client entertaining.

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The Patriot’s VIP Party is basically a huge boofay held in the 80,000 Square foot Dana-​Faber Field House located right next to Gillette Stadium. I never even heard of it until my friend won free tickets to a patriot’s game and this was included.
The field house is used by the team as a practice facility and it is certainly impressive, I felt like I was in a giant balloon. Even with lots of people there still was plenty of room to move around. The food was set up on either side and all the tables were in the middle so everyone could get at the food quickly and easily.
The food itself was nothing special. Basically stuff you would find at a tailgate party. Lots of meat like chicken, sausage, steak tips and meatballs. Some pasta, bread, deserts and a few veggies were thrown in but this certainly wasn’t a place for a vegan. Everything was good and very well prepared but nothing exotic or exceptionally exciting but there sure was enough of it.
Besides the vast amounts of food, three huge screens were showing the early games and an open bar with lots of different alcohol was available. Some former players were giving out pictures and some friendly and personable cheerleaders were going around meeting people,
While we were waiting to get in I heard a couple with a bunch kids wondering if this was a proper place to bring their litter. They had no worries because everything was very friendly and nice. Even with the open bar no obnoxious drunks or loud idiots were around. I suspect the ample security had something to do with this.
I doubt very much if I would pay to attend this thing but we all did have a good time. Lots of food, booze, big screens and friendly cheerleaders. Not a bad way to spend a few hours before the game.