Citizens Bank Park

• SEPTA (The Broad Street Line)
  Take the Orange (Broad Street) Line southbound to NRG Station (formerly Pattison Avenue). It is the last stop and puts you within a 5-minute walk of the stadium. Sports Express trains run on game days, stopping only at major hubs (City Hall, Walnut-Locust) to get fans there faster. Most transit lines connect to the Orange Line at the City Hall/15th Street station. If you're coming from North Philly on regional rail transfer at Fern Rock Transit Center.
• Driving & Parking
  The stadium is accessible via I-95 and I-76. Abundant parking is available in this Stadium District
  • Preferred Lots
    Lots S, R, P, and part of Q are the closest to the main gates but only available to those with a Preferred Parking Pass. Preferred Parking is only available to season ticket holders or on the secondary market.
  • General Parking
    General parking for cars and can be pre-purchased via the Phillies. All lots are cashless. Tailgating is permitted in the lots closer to Lincoln Financial Field, A-H, M, N & O. It is strictly prohibited in the lots north of Pattison Avenue (Lots P-X).
  • Private Lots
    There are also a number of private lots around the area that are often a few bucks cheaper and can be easier to exit from after the game. These are mostly cash only. Popular options include the Jetro Lot southeast of the stadium, Packer Foods to the northeast, SYCO Food Distribution Center one block east, and the Live! Casino Garage. The casino often offers a promotion where you can get the parking cost back in slot play if you show your receipt inside. If you arrive several hours before the game, parking may even be free
• Rideshare
  The designated rideshare pickup zone located on the west side of Darien Street in Lot T. Fans should exit the Third Base Gate and walk along Pattison Avenue toward Broad Street to enter the lot and request a vehicle

Unlike downtown parks, CBP is part of a sports hub shared with the Lincoln Financial Field (Eagles) and Wells Fargo Center (Flyers/76ers).

Pregame Bars & Restaurants

Because it is in a stadium district options directly outside of the stadium are limited

• Stateside Live!
  It features a massive outdoor backyard area, an expanded PBR Cowboy Bar with a stage, and a new rooftop bar overlooking the complex. It remains the most high energy (and loudest) spot.
• Sports & Social Philly
  Located just across Packer Avenue. It features a 52-foot LED screen and is generally a bit more refined than Stateside Live. It's a great choice if you want to place a bet before first pitch.

South Philly is a pregame alternative to the Sports Complex area with more authentic, local options. Many of these are only a few blocks from an Orange Line stop making them a convenient alternative. Some of the further south locations are also walkable directly to the stadium

• Chickie's & Pete's
  The OG pregame spot. It is about a 10-15 minute walk from the stadium. It's famous for Crabfries and is a massive, high-capacity venue, though it gets crowded on weekends.
• Philadium
  A classic South Philly neighborhood sports bar on West Moyamensing Ave. It's about a 12-minute walk and offers a much more local dive bar vibe compared to the corporate venues.
• SouthHouse
  A friendly neighborhood gastropub with a huge menu that includes award inning wings and extensive vegan and gluten-free options.
• Bomb Bomb Bar
  A historic institution that has been serving a unique blend of traditional Italian cuisine and award winning BBQ since the 1920s.
• McCusker's Tavern
  A local dive bar at 17th and Shunk that offers cheaper drinks than the complex.
• Second District Brewing
  A rustic, warehouse style brewery specializing in small batch lagers and high quality pub fare like their signature fried chicken sandwiches.
• Cartesian Brewing
  An industrial craft brewery focusing on community inspired beers and often hosting various local food trucks.
• American Sardine Bar
  A quirky gastropub featuring a rotating sandwich menu and one of the best backyard patios in South Philly for pregame drinks.
• Pistolas Del Sur
  A lively Mexican inspired bar that pairs a large craft beer list with creative tacos and margaritas.
• Juana Tamale
  A colorful, neon-lit spot famous for its California style Mexican comfort food, specifically its award winning birria tacos.
• Angelo's Pizzeria
  A legendary cash only shop famous for its house made bread, world-class cheesesteaks, and thick crust pizza.
• Garage Passyunk
  A former autobody shop turned bar that features over 400 canned beers, skeeball, and a policy that encourages you to bring in your own food.
• Stogie Joe's Tavern
  A welcoming neighborhood staple known for its authentic square-cut pizza and a large outdoor patio that feels like a family tailgate.

Other Neighborhood Attractions

• FDR Park
  Located directly across Broad Street, it features beautiful lakes, a world famous skatepark, and the Southeast Asian Market (on weekends).
• The Navy Yard
  A short walk south, offering parks, upscale dining, and interesting architecture.

Statues & Monuments

• Veterans Stadium Memorial
  Located in the parking lot near Pattison Avenue, this granite monument marks the exact location of the Vet's home plate and features medallions for every branch of the U.S. Military.
• Connie Mack Statue
  Located on the west side of Citizens Bank Way, at the edge of parking lot S, this historic statue depicts the legendary player, manager and owner in his signature business suit, clutching a scorecard.
• Player Statues
  10-foot bronze statues honor the greatest Phillies at their respective gates:
  • Richie Ashburn - Center Field (Ashburn Alley)
  • Mike Schmidt -Third Base Gate
  • Robin Roberts - First Base Gate
  • Steve Carlton & Jim Bunning - Left Field Gate
• Retired Numbers Statues
  These oversized numbers statues are in the Left Field and Third Base plazas and represent all of the numbers the Pillies have retired. These include:
  • #1 Richie Ashburn
  • #14 Jim Bunning
  • #15 Dick Allen
  • #20 Mike Schmidt
  • #32 Steve Carlton
  • #34 Roy Halladay
  • #36 Robin Roberts
  • #42 Jackie Robinson (retired league-wide)
  • "P" Logo
    Chuck Klein & Grover Cleveland Alexander, who played before numbers were worn
• Harry Kalas Statue
  Located on the Main Concourse behind Section 141. This 7.5-foot bronze statue depicts the legendary broadcaster with a microphone in hand. Ashburn Alley & The Outfield Plaza
• Main Concourse Mosaics
  Created by artist Jonathan Mandell, these intricate glass mosaics near the Home Plate gate depict classic baseball imagery and Philadelphia landmarks.
• Terrazzo Floors
  The premium Hall of Fame and Diamond Club areas feature custom terrazzo flooring embedded with thirty-one images of popular Phillies Alumni outlined in action poses
• The Two Liberty Bells
• The Ringing Bell
  The 52-foot mechanical bell in right-center field that glows neon and "rings" after every Phillies home run and win.
• The Photo Bell
  The original 19-foot bell from Veterans Stadium, now located at street level near the Third Base Gate for fan photos.
• Cooperstown Gallery
  Located in the Cadillac Hall of Fame Club behind the Press Box, Cooperstown Gallery features oil paintings of baseball legends from the Phillies and Philadelphia Athletics who are enshrined in the Baseball Hall of Fame

Ashburn Alley & The Outfield Plaza

• Ashburn Alley
  A 625-foot festive walkway in center field that houses the park’s primary historical hubs and most popular concessions named for Phillies Hall of Famer and broadcaster Richie Ashburn
• Phillies Wall of Fame
  Located behind the scoreboard in the Left Field Plaza, featuring bronze plaques honoring every inductee since 1978.
• The All-Star Walk
  Granite markers embedded in the Ashburn Alley walkway commemorate every Phillies player selected to an All-Star Game since 1933.
• Oversized World Series Trophies
  Large scale replicas of the 1980 and 2008 World Series trophies are located in the Left Field Plaza for fan photos.
• Championship Banners
  Flying high above the Ashburn Alley rooftop, these banners celebrate every National League Pennant and World Series title in franchise history.

Historical Displays & Heritage (Club Level)

• Pioneers in Pinstripes
  A display located in Cadillac Hall of Fame Club that chronicles was created to honor the trailblazers of Phillies integration and racial/ethnic diversity, focusing mostly on the time from when Jackie Robinson broke baseball’s color barrier to when Dick Allen became the Phillies' first Black superstar. Pioneers in Pinstripes pays tribute to both the well and lesser known figures who helped pave the way for future generations of Black and other minority athletes on the Phillies and in the city, while also educating the public and serving as a home base for collections and research on the subject of Phillies integration.
• Philadelphia Stars Display
  Located in the Suite Level lobby, this exhibit honors the Philadelphia Stars of the Negro Leagues, featuring history and photos of the 1934 Negro National League Champions. It also features paintings of Judy Johnson and Roy Campanella, two Baseball Hall of Famers from the Negro Leagues with Philadelphia connections.
• Phillies Dream Scene
  An expansive oil painting by Jamie Cooper located in the Diamond Club lobby. It depicts 25 Phillies legends from different eras, along with the Phanatic, socializing in a mythical locker room.

Art & Architecture

• Main Concourse Mosaics
  Created by artist Jonathan Mandell, these intricate glass mosaics near the Home Plate gate depict classic baseball imagery and Philadelphia landmarks.
• Terrazzo Floors
  The premium Hall of Fame and Diamond Club areas feature custom terrazzo flooring embedded with thirty one images of popular Phillies Alumni outlined in action poses
• The Two Liberty Bells
  • The Ringing Bell
    The 52-foot mechanical bell in right-center field that glows neon and "rings" after every Phillies home run and win.
  • The Photo Bell
    The original 19-foot bell from Veterans Stadium, now located at street level near the Third Base Gate for fan photos.
• Cooperstown Gallery
  Located in the Cadillac Hall of Fame Club behind the Press Box, Cooperstown Gallery features oil paintings of baseball legends from the Phillies and Philadelphia Athletics who are enshrined in the Baseball Hall of Fame.

Premium Clubs & Luxury Seating

• CP Rankin Club
  Located directly behind home plate (Sections A-G), this is the most exclusive seating area in the park. It features extra wide padded seats, in seat wait service, and access to a private, climate-controlled lounge with high end dining and private restrooms.
• Cadillac Hall of Fame Club
  Situated on the 200-level between the bases, this club provides an upscale, boutique environment. It features climate-controlled concourses, premium food concessions, and a museum like atmosphere filled with significant team artifacts and memorabilia.
• Private Luxury Suites
  These individual suites provide a first class experience for groups of 16 to 24. They feature private indoor climate-controlled lounge space, a dedicated balcony with outdoor stadium seats, and customizable catering.
• Party Suites
  Located on the Dell Technologies Suite Level, these expansive spaces accommodate groups of 30 to 75. They are ideal for large celebrations, offering a blend of indoor entertainment space and premium outdoor seating. Social Decks & Themed Areas (open for General Admission)

Social Decks & Themed Areas

• Coca-Cola Corner
  Located in left center field on the Terrace Level, this social space features tiered standing-room areas, plenty of charging stations, and a massive LED display. It is one of the most popular spots for fans with Standing Room Only tickets to congregate.
• Leinenkugel’s Left Field
  A dedicated social area in the left-field corner that features a wide selection of Leinenkugel’s craft beers and unique ballpark snacks, offering a porch-style view of the action.
• Miller Lite Liberty Landing
  Located in the right field corner, this tiered deck offers a front row feel to the outfield. It features a dedicated bar and is a prime location for catching home run balls though it may be rented out for large groups.
• CP Rankin Rooftop
  The Phillies brought back rooftop bleachers, a Shibe Park phenomenon of the 1920s when residents of 20th Street built bleachers on top of their roofs. A total of 199 guests can enjoy this unique setting nestled under the Liberty Bell

The Yard

Designed for the youngest Phillies fans, The Yard is a 13,000-square-foot interactive kids' experience located in Right Field on the Terrace Level.

• Phanatic BP
  A wiffle ball field modeled after Citizens Bank Park, featuring a Phanatic themed scoreboard.
• Hatfield Franks Hot Dog Launcher
  A digital interactive game where kids can compete to see who can launch the most hot dogs into the stands.
• Phanatic Climbing Wall
  A 30-foot climbing wall designed to look like the Philadelphia skyline.
• Bullpen Speed Pitch
  A radar gun station where fans can test their arm strength.
• Phanatic Kids Corner
  A dedicated retail space for children’s merchandise and the Phanatic’s Garage, where kids can see the Phanatic’s personal vehicle.
• 1883 Burger Co
  (Sections 108 and 207) Fresh, never-frozen burgers, chicken tenders, and Boardwalk Fries.

Specialty Food

• Bull’s BBQ
  (Left Field Plaza) Greg The Bul Luzinski's famous pulled pork, burnt ends, cheesesteaks, and ribs.
• Campo's
  (Ashburn Alley) Award-winning cheesesteaks, chicken cheesesteaks, and The Heater.
• Chickie's & Pete's Crabfries
  (Ashburn Alley & Sections 208, 219, 225, and 319) Iconic seasoned fries served with white cheese sauce.
• Coca-Cola Corner
  (Left Field Plaza) Features rotating Philadelphia-area restaurants, a Hatfield hot dog stand, and a burger/fries stand.
• Colbie's Southern Kissed Chicken
  (Section 120) Southern-style chicken sandwiches (The Big Piece) and Peach Spoon Pie.
• Federal Donuts & Chicken
  (Section 140) Famous boneless chicken breast sandwiches, hand-battered tenders, and fresh donuts
• Greens & Grains
  (Section 125) Plant-based gyros and buffalo chik'n hoagies.
• Kosher Grill
  (Section 124) Glatt kosher hot dogs, knishes, and sausages.
• Manco & Manco Pizza
  (Pass and Stow, Miller Lite Liberty Landing, and Section 137) Jersey Shore classic pizza.
• Many Hands Coffee Truck
  (Section 114) Fair-trade organic coffee and espresso beverages.
• P.J. Whelihan's
  (Ashburn Alley) Pub classics including boneless wings and ballpark bomb fries.
• Schär Gluten-Free Dedicated Stand
  (Section 122) Strictly gluten-free cheesesteaks, hot dogs, and snacks.
• Tony Luke's
  (Ashburn Alley) Old Philly-style cheesesteaks and roast pork sandwiches.
• Hatfield Grill
  (Sections 135 and 209) Italian sausages, hot dogs, and cheesesteaks.
• Uncle Charlie's Steaks
  (Section 109; Express version behind Section 319) Classic cheesesteaks on freshly baked Liscio's seeded rolls.
• Neighborhood Pizza
  (Sections 205 and 322) Plain and pepperoni slices.

Standard Ballpark Food

• Ballpark Favorites
  Phillies Franks, popcorn, pretzels, and soda.
• South Philadelphia Market
  Grab-and-go hub for hot dogs, snacks, and soda.
• Old City Creamery
  Soft serve ice cream in miniature Phillies helmets.
• Cotton Candy, Lemonade, Popcorn
  Standard snack staples and Dippin' Dots.

Bars & Beverages

• Budweiser Batter's Eye
  (Ashburn Alley) A full lineup of Anheuser-Busch products in an open-air setting.
• Casamigos Bar
  (Section 113) A dedicated selection of cocktails and beer.
• Jim Beam Cocktail Ba
  (Section 101 in Ashburn Alley) Features Jim Beam highballs and a large selection of local and craft brews.
• Jim Beam Bar
  (Section 317) A social destination for domestic and import brews and signature cocktails.
• Pass and Stow
  (Adjacent to the Third Base Gate) A sports pub with an indoor area and garage doors opening to the outdoor beer garden.
• Kona Big Wave Bar
  (By Third Base Gate, outside Pass and Stow) An outdoor beer garden featuring beer, wine, and spirits.
• Miller Lite Liberty Landing
  (Lower level of the scoreboard structure) A social area with fantastic field views offering cocktails and beer.
• The Yard Bar
  (Section 104) Offering beer, wine, and cocktails within the kids' interactive area.
• Yuengling Party Pavilion
  (Section 105) An area dedicated to Pennsylvania’s own Yuengling Brewery.
• High & Inside Pub
  (Terrace Level behind home plate) A full-service indoor bar to escape the weather.
• Independence Ballpark Classic & Brews
  (Sections 318, 323, and 329) Features a large variety of local and craft brews.

Other Drink Locations

• Jim Beam Portable Bar
  (Section 140) Selection of Jim Beam cocktails.
• Leinenkugel's Portable Bar
  (Section 142) Seasonal Leinenkugel beers.
• Philadelphia Cocktail Co.
  (Sections 121, 130, 204, and 323) A large selection of mixed drinks.
• Drink MKT
  (Section 137) Fast-pass grab-and-go station for drinks and snacks.