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• Driving & Parking
  From I-95, take Exit 15 Broad Street/Pattison Avenue. From I-76, take the South Broad Street exit. The sports complex has massive surface lots for parking.
• Public Transit
  • The B Line
    Orange Line runs directly to NRG Station at the complex. The most convenient option from Center City.
  • SEPTA Buses Route 4
    This remains a primary bus option to the Sports Complex, providing service from Fern Rock through Center City to the stadium.
• Rideshare
  There is a dedicated Lyft Pickup Lot located in Lot D at the southeast corner of the building. This area is specifically lit and staffed during events to assist with post-game exits.

The sports complex and the surrounding South Philadelphia neighborhood offer tailgating culture and classic Philly food. Center City and South Street expand the options for fans arriving early.

Bars & Restaurants

• Stateside Live!
  The massive entertainment complex adjacent to the arena, featuring multiple bars, restaurants, and event spaces. It's the center of gravity for pregame in the sports complex.
• Chickie's & Pete's Wells Fargo Center
  The Philly institution known for crab fries, crinkle cut fries with Old Bay seasoning and a white cheese sauce.
• Philadium
  A bar and entertainment venue near the sports complex.
• Paddy Whacks Irish Sports Pub - South Street
  An Irish sports pub on South Street in Center City. Multiple floors, TVs everywhere, and a rowdy game-night atmosphere.
• John's Roast Pork
  A James Beard Award-winning stall in South Philadelphia serving what many consider the best roast pork and cheesesteak in the city. Sharp provolone and broccoli rabe on the roast pork sandwich is the order.
• Tony and Nick's Steaks
  A cheesesteak shop in South Philadelphia offering a classic Philly steak experience without the tourist lines of Pat's and Geno's.
• The Market At Maglio's
  A market and deli offering Italian specialty items, meats, and cheeses in the South Philadelphia tradition.

Neighborhood Attractions

• Philadelphia Museum of Art
  The "Rocky Steps" made famous by the Rocky Balboa training montage. Are one of Philadelphia's most photographed attractions. The museum itself houses an encyclopedic art collection spanning 2,000 years. About 20 minutes from the arena.
• Reading Terminal Market
  A historic indoor market in Center City (12th and Arch Streets) that has been operating since 1893. Over 80 vendors sell everything from Amish specialties to Pennsylvania Dutch soft pretzels to DiNic's roast pork sandwiches (once named the best sandwich in America). About 15 minutes from the arena by subway.
• Philadelphia's Magic Gardens
  A mosaic art installation and gallery on South Street created by artist Isaiah Zagar. Thousands of tiles, bottles, and found objects cover indoor and outdoor spaces.
• Liberty Bell
  An iconic 2,080-pound bronze bell located at the Liberty Bell Center in Philadelphia. Best known for its prominent crack and biblical inscription, it evolved from a simple legislative summoner into a universal symbol of freedom, human rights, and the abolition of slavery.

• Wilt Chamberlain Statue
  Located at the Southeast corner 11th Street side, this massive 18-foot monument depicts the 76ers legend in two poses one dunking and one seated. It remains the centerpiece of the arena's outdoor historical markers.
• Fred Shero Statue
  Standing outside the main entrance, this statue commemorates the legendary coach of the Broad Street Bullies who led the Flyers to their back-to-back Stanley Cups in 1974 and 1975.
• Bernie Parent and Bobby Clarke Statues
  These statues honor the Hall of Fame goaltender and captain of the championship era, respectively, further cementing the venue's Flyers-first identity.
• Gary Dornhoefer Statue
  A statue of Dornie immortalizes his famous 1973 overtime goal, located near the main fan entrance.
• Stanley Cup Banners
  1974 & 1975
• Retired Numbers
  • #1 Bernie Parent
  • #2 Mark Howe
  • #4 Barry Ashbee
  • #7 Bill Barber
  • #11 Bill Masterton
  • #16 Bobby Clarke
  • #88 Eric Lindros

• The Shift4 Club
  This is the arena's most exclusive all-inclusive season ticket membership. Located at the center of the action, members have seats at center ice Flyers.
• Bank of America Club Level
  It includes in-seat service with a menu curated by local celebrity chefs.
  • Club Loge
    They combine the comfort of oversized leather seats with the privacy of a suite, including a private drink rail and dedicated storage for personal liquor bottles.
  • Club Premier
    These are the most sought-after seats on the club level, located front and center. The section features four rows that extend closer to the floor. It includes in-seat service with a menu curated by local celebrity chefs.
  • Club Select
    This section offers a high-end social atmosphere with access to the Signature Changeover Bars and specialty Tequila & Whiskey Bars.
• The Revolutionary Row
  The Rev Row is located at the very top of the arena stretching from Section 206 to 217, this section offers a front row view from the highest vantage point. It consists of a single row of 315 oversized, theater-style chairs.
• Luxury Suites
  Private suites located between the lower and upper bowls. They can accommodate 12 to 24 guests, while Balcony Party Suites can host up to 50.

• Signature Items
  Cheesesteaks are the undisputed star available throughout the arena. Crab fries from Chickie's & Pete's are a must. Roast pork sandwiches bring South Philadelphia tradition to the concourse as well.
• Federal Donuts
  Sections 102 & 207: Famous for hot, fresh donuts and Philly-style fried chicken sandwiches.
• Pizzeria Salvy
  Section 114: Renowned local chef Marc Vetri’s signature artisanal pizza shop.
• Buena Onda
  Section 112: James Beard Award-winner Chef Jose Garces’ fast-casual Baja Peninsula taco stand
• Shake Shack
  Section 115: Serving their classic burgers, crinkle-cut fries, and milkshakes.
• Rita’s Water Ice
  Sections 106 & 204
• Insomnia Cookies
  Sections 118 & 207A