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I know there are many season ticket holders on here so I figured this would be the place to ask a question like this.

I was fortunate enough to get two pairs of tickets to see Buffalo in week 3 one pair in sec 240, the other in sec 218. Last time I went to a day game at Gillette was also week 3 vs Buffalo in 2007 and I got absolutely roasted, skin peeling, the whole works so I am hoping to avoid the same fate this time around.

Can someone tell me what would be the better end or shady end to sit on? Thanks a million



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I know there are many season ticket holders on here so I figured this would be the place to ask a question like this.

I was fortunate enough to get two pairs of tickets to see Buffalo in week 3 one pair in sec 240, the other in sec 218. Last time I went to a day game at Gillette was also week 3 vs Buffalo in 2007 and I got absolutely roasted, skin peeling, the whole works so I am hoping to avoid the same fate this time around.

Can someone tell me what would be the better end or shady end to sit on? Thanks a million



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I think you'll be at enough of an angle either way to avoid the direct sunlight, but 240 probably is your safest choice. (I'm in 227 -- never a sun problem on that side of the stadium.)
 
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in 218 you will have the sun to your back.I think both locations will fare well for that game

101-111, 201-212 and 301-314/315 are like being on the surface of the sun at times
 
Almost all of the Patriots side get the sun for a 1 pm game as well as the endzone where they come out of the locker room
 
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Definitely go shady if it's possible. I sit in 132 and every time the sun comes out I just slowly roast. Add that and a dozen beers before entering the stadium and you have a recipe for disaster.
 
The sun will be seting roughly over 225 so I'd take 240 as slightly shadier. I sit in 110 at times and do roast early in season. Patriots side is the sunnier side.
 
Last time I went to a day game at Gillette was also week 3 vs Buffalo in 2007 and I got absolutely roasted, skin peeling, the whole works so I am hoping to avoid the same fate this time around.


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Use it.
 
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Honestly, unless your casper the ghost you should be fine with a hat. Your face is going to get cooked by the sun no doubt, like I said WEAR A HAT. You'll thank me later.

As for the sun screen post..I go to games in Miami and I would never put sun screen on. Sure you could use it, but that **** is just uncomfortable to me, no need for that. JMO. and I'm Irish so I burn pretty easy. I bring a hat and I'm good to go. I doubt anything in New England is going to compare to a September day in South Florida
 
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