Lincoln Financial Field

The stadium sits in South Philadelphia, part of a sports complex that also houses Citizens Bank Park (Phillies) and Wells Fargo Center (76ers/Flyers). This creates a year round entertainment district, but also means significant traffic during any major event.

Driving & Parking

• Driving
  From I-95, take Exit 17 (Broad Street) and follow signs into stadium parking. From the New Jersey Turnpike, exit at I-76 (Schuylkill Expressway) and follow to I-95 South. From Bucks County and Northeast Philadelphia, take I-95 South to Exit 17. Gameday traffic begins backing up 3-4 hours before kickoff, with Broad Street in particular backing up.
• Parking
  Parking lots at the sports complex open four and a half hours before kickoff with tons of spaces. Lots D, E, J, K (North & East), and L (North & South) are reserved for season and premium ticket holders. The rest including in lots close to Xfinity Mobile Arena and Citizens Bank Park are open for general parking with no price change due to proximity. No Tailgating is allowed in Lots Q-X on the far side of the baseball stadium. All official stadium lots are entirely cashless and pre-purchasing parking is encouraged to guarantee a spot. For tailgaters needing to stock up, ACME Markets has several locations nearby. For alcohol, FINE WINE & GOOD SPIRITS is a convenient option for pregame beverages.

Public Transit

• 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.

Rideshare

• The designated rideshare zone is located at the northeast corner of Broad St & Pattinson Ave next to the Broad Street subway station. Expect surge pricing on game days, often 2-3x normal rates. Post-game, wait times can exceed 20-30 minutes. Consider taking SEPTA if you're in the immediate stadium area to avoid the post-game crush.

South Philadelphia offers some of the best pregame bar scenes in the NFL, with a mix of massive entertainment complexes right next to the stadium and authentic neighborhood spots a short distance away. The immediate stadium area features the Stateside Live! complex, while the broader South Philly neighborhood is packed with Irish pubs, sports bars, and legendary eateries.

Pregame Bars & Restaurants

• Stateside Live!
  This massive entertainment complex sits directly adjacent to the stadium, making it the most convenient pregame destination. It features an 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.
• Termini Bros
  This century-old Italian bakery has been serving South Philadelphia since 1921. Their flagship location at 1523 S 8th St offers authentic Sicilian pastries, cannoli, zeppole, and custom cakes. Stop by for a pregame pastry or to pick up treats for your tailgate. They also have a location in Reading Terminal Market if you're doing a broader Philadelphia food tour before the game.
• Chickie's & Pete's
  The OG pregame spot that is famous for Crabfries
• Philadium
  A classic South Philly neighborhood sports bar that offers a much more local dive bar vibe compared to the corporate venues.
• SouthHouse
  A friendly neighborhood gastropub with a large menu that includes award-winning wings and extensive vegan and gluten free options.
• McCusker's Tavern
  A local dive bar that offers cheaper drinks than the complex.
• Pistolas Del Sur
  A lively Mexican inspired bar that pairs a large craft beer list with creative tacos and margaritas.
• Angelo's Pizzeria
  A legendary cash only shop famous for its house-made bread, world-class cheesesteaks, and thick crust pizza.
• John's Roast Pork
  Widely considered by locals to have the best cheesesteaks and roast pork sandwiches in the city

• The Philly Special Statue
  Located inside the Headhouse Plaza near the main entrance. This is the only major statue on the stadium grounds. It depicts quarterback Nick Foles and coach Doug Pederson discussing the famous fourth down play call during Super Bowl LII. The base of the bronze statue is inscribed with their actual conversation.
• Hall of Fame
  Located at the north end of the stadium near the Headhouse Plaza. This area is open to all ticket holders on gameday. It features a walk up timeline of the team, large historical photographs, and glass display cases filled with historical memorabilia.
• Championship Banners
  The banners celebrating the Super Bowl LII (2018) and Super Bowl LIX (2025) victories are located in the rafters of the north corner. In the rafters along the sidelines are banners for three pre-NFL merger titles in 1948, 1949, and 1960 as well as various Conference and Division Banners
• Retired Numbers
  Also hung from the rafters are banners with the 9 numbers the franchise has retired
  • #5 - Donovan McNabb
  • #15 - Steve Van Buren
  • #20 - Brian Dawkins
  • #40 - Tom Brookshier
  • #44 - Pete Retzlaff
  • #60 - Chuck Bednarik
  • #70 - Al Wistert
  • #92 - Reggie White
  • #99 - Jerome Brown
• The Club Level Timelines
  If you have club level or suite tickets, the concourses on the east and west sides of the stadium feature detailed historical displays. These include timelines of different eras of Eagles history, replica championship rings, and actual game used footballs from historic games. These club areas are restricted and require a club or suite level ticket for entry.

• President's Club
  The 14 President's Club suites are located on the west side (Eagles home side) of the stadium on top of the lower level. They featuring a shared 3,500+ square-foot space with buffet area, upscale restrooms, and premium catering. They accommodate 14-18 guests and may have the best views in the stadium at midfield on the Eagles sideline.
• Lower Level & Club Level Suites
  These suites accommodate 20-24 guests and feature theatre style padded seating, retractable windows for field views, private entrances, and optional catering. Located throughout the stadium's upper levels.
• Club Seats
  Club seats provide access to two exclusive 40,000-square-foot climate-controlled Club Lounges featuring full-service bars, expanded concessions, comfortable lounge seating, numerous plasma TVs, and Eagles Pro Shop stands. Club seats are located on the club level with premium sightlines.
• The Eagles Tunnel Club
  A unique club space that sits inside the Eagles' player tunnel, featuring a built-in bar and food station with open-air windows overlooking the tunnel. Guests can watch players enter the field before kickoff.

• HeadHouse Plaza
  Located at the north end of the stadium, this 100,000 square foot outdoor zone opens two hours before kickoff. It serves as a pregame social area featuring food trucks, live music, and interactive entertainment.
• Bud Light Eagles Nest
  This public social deck is located in the northwest corner of the upper stadium deck. It offers bar service and an open gathering space for fans.
• Miller Lite Phlite Deck
  Situated on the concourse level behind Section 107. This ticketed party deck features turf flooring, cocktail tables, a dedicated bar, and a stage designed for live musical performances during halftime.
• Hyundai Club Lounge and Tork Club Lounge
  The stadium features two 40,000 square foot climate controlled spaces on the club level. The Hyundai Club Lounge sits on the west side behind the Eagles sideline, and the Tork Club Lounge sits on the east side behind the visitors sideline. Both areas feature modern bars, high definition LED video walls, and upgraded dining options.
• Firstrust Bank Club
  Positioned on the west side at the 50 yard line in Section 101, directly behind the Eagles sideline. These lower level seats include all inclusive food and beverage choices with access to a private club lounge.
• FanDuel Lounge
  Located at the field level, this lounge opens three hours before kickoff. It provides all inclusive food and drinks along with viewing areas for player arrivals, the visiting team tunnel, and post game press conferences. A private staircase connects the lounge to the seating bowl.
• The 52 Club
  This hospitality space serves field level Tunnel Club ticket holders in the North, East, and West sections. It provides a premium food and beverage environment adjacent to the stadium tunnels with a capacity for about 125 guests.
• Axalta Tunnel Club
  Reserved specifically for Tunnel Club South ticket holders, this space is built directly inside the home team tunnel. It features windows offering views of the players walking onto the field.
• The Presidents Club
  Located inside the Hyundai Club Lounge, this private area offers upscale furnishings and views of the field. It serves as an all inclusive premium hospitality tier.
• Lower Level Suites
  Situated directly above the 100 level lower bowl, these are the closest private suites to the field. Each unit includes a suite attendant, a private restroom, catering options, and fully retractable windows.
• Club Level Suites
  Positioned a tier higher above the club seating levels, these suites accommodate 12 to 24 guests. They offer climate control, private restrooms, and access to the main club lounges.

Lincoln Financial Field's concession program has evolved to feature local Philadelphia favorites alongside traditional stadium fare

Signature Items & Local Favorites

• Chickie's & Pete's
  Famous for their legendary CrabFries served with signature creamy cheese sauce, available at multiple locations throughout the concourses.
• Tony Luke's (Section 112)
  Serving up their iconic hot Roast Pork Italian Sandwiches topped with sharp provolone and broccoli rabe, alongside classic cheesesteaks.
• Cheesesteaks
  Phillip's (Sections 101 & 255) and Philly Cheesesteak Co (Section 121) both offer classic Philly cheesesteaks in the stadium
• Philly Pretzel Factory (Section 106)
  Serving fresh, soft Philadelphia-style pretzels

Value Items

Traditional stadium mainstays like hot dogs, sausages, pretzels, and nachos are distributed at standard grill locations throughout the stadium

Drinks

Full bars serving mixed drinks and cocktails are located throughout the concourses on all levels. Liberty Bell Tap Stands offer the stadium's best selection of import and premium craft beers and can be found throughout the 100 and 200 level concourses.