Gillette Stadium lighthouse officially opens to public
FOXBORO – The signature piece of the Gillette Stadium renovations is officially open to the public.
The stadium's 22-story lighthouse, which offers 360-degree views, opened to visitors on Sunday.
The lighthouse will be open year-round to the public on non-event days. Visitors will be able to see the Boston and Providence skylines from the observation deck.
Ahead of the team's Week 1 game, Tom Brady went atop the lighthouse and rang in the new season as the first "Keeper of the Light."
It costs $5 for adults to visit the lighthouse and is free for children under 10 years old.
