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Citizens Bank Park is the home of the 2026 MLB All-Star Game. I really liked this stadium. This is the 20th MLB stadium that I've been to. I like how it is next to NFL, NBA, and NHL. Philadelphia has a nice stadium setup. They aren't quite downtown, but just outside. Inside the stadium the concourses are wide and lots going on for kids, adults, food, drinks, raffle, and everything in between. I had lower level seats on the 3rd base side. We did not see a Schwarbomb, but the game was fun.
We were in town and no games were going on. So we took in the tour . This is such a beautiful ballpark. It's gotta be a great venue for games . I was here years ago for a game and haven't been back for a few years... o gotta make the rounds again. Big - beautiful and plants of space- easy parking and right across from the Eagles - flyers and Sixers - what a great idea
I'm going to try to be as fair and balanced as I can here, given that I'm a (gulp) Mets fan. I attended an abysmal game this past Saturday, in which the Mets lost 15-3. I've been thinking about it over the last couple of days and I'm pretty sure it was the worst in-person game experience of my life. I've seen my share of miserable blowouts, mostly at Shea (RIP), but there's something extra painful about witnessing it in enemy territory where the friends are few and far between; at least there's a collective solace when everyone around you feels the same way you do. That said, this IS a really nice ballpark and my emotional and mental turmoil shouldn't play much of a factor, if any, in gauging stadium quality. This was my second visit here - I came by back in 2007ish and recall Mike Pelfrey pitching for the Mets in what was a loss, but not as atrocious as this one. For visit #2, I attended with my cousin chums, who are both Phillies fans and graciously agreed to socialize with me at the ballpark and in South Philly before the game. Real troopers. Accessibility-wise, Citizens gets top marks; my obvious comp is Citi Field, which for most people involves having to take the 7 train or LIRR over, but Citizens is actually really easy to drive to/park (all of the major Philly sports are basically in one complex so you can literally just park near one of the other off-season facilities if you're concerned about congestion) and a ton of people were just strolling in from South Philly. At my request, we got seats in the first row of the upper deck directly behind home plate. I am mystified that people pay more for the seats closer to the field where you have far less of a view and can't immediately clock player positions, ball trajectory, etc. And at Citizens, it's a great view - you have Center City/the Philly skyline in the background, and we had an awesome sunset, which also could have been interpreted as heavy-handed symbolism for the Mets' season, but who can say. It's similar in layout to Citi Field in a lot of ways; it's one of the newer parks that feels a lot more open than those traditional football-ish-stadiums that dominated the landscape in the 70s and 80s. I accidentally ate birthday cake ice cream beforehand so I didn't get to sample any of the food offerings, but some of them looked intriguing. Maybe in another 15 years when I summon the courage to come back. I AM dinging them on the fans. I'm sorry, but it's ridiculous. I've been to a solid handful of ballparks in my Mets jersey all over the country as a respectful foreign dignitary , and this is the one stadium and area where I get harassed by fans. Such small D energy, and the reputation is deserved. Also, the Mets are having an awful season that I've barely made direct eye contact with, so you're just shooting fish in a barrel - I KNOW money can't buy everything. I've watched Steve Cohen metaphorically light tens of millions of dollars on fire because his GM conveniently forgot that it's an enormous liability to have at least 50% of your infield playing out of position and four different high-profile free agent signings adjusting to NYC at the same time. But I digress. Terrible fans who lucked out with a nice stadium. I miss Shea.
Went to a Phillies game for my first ever baseball game and honestly I did not expect to have this much fun. I came with a friend and from the start the whole experience just felt easy. What stood out the most was how nice everyone was. I've had not so great experiences at sports games in Florida, so I was ready for a completely different vibe. But people here were so kind. Like genuinely kind. They helped us find lockers, pointed us to the elevator, and made sure we got to our seats without any confusion. Huge shoutout to Beverly H and Glynn M because they really made the night. My friend's phone was dying and Glynn helped her out with a charger right away. Beverly was also trying to find one for her too. And for me, I had no idea what was going on half the time with the game, and Beverly took the time to explain it in a way that actually made sense. I didn't feel lost at all. It really felt like that whole "city of brotherly love" thing is real. Even though the Phillies lost, it didn't even matter. We still had such a good time. My friend hadn't been to a game since the Veterans Stadium days and she had so much fun she's already talking about getting season tickets... once they start winning again lol Overall just a really fun night with great energy and even better people. I'd absolutely go back.
Citizens Bank Park is a classic baseball stadium experience that combines the energy of a Phillies game with the comfortable feel of a modern ballpark. We walked into a layout that is easy to navigate, with plenty of seating options, open concourses, and a design that keeps the field as the main focus while still offering plenty to explore around the stadium. Even outside of the game itself, walking through the park felt like part of the experience, with the open concourses allowing us to stay connected to the action while moving around. The biggest highlight is the atmosphere during a Phillies game. The crowd energy, traditions, and overall excitement make the stadium feel alive, especially during big moments. We found the views from around the park strong, and the seating areas positioned well for following the action. The stadium has that classic ballpark feeling while still having updated facilities and amenities, and the energy from the fans adds a layer of intensity that makes the game feel more significant. The food and drink options add another layer to the visit, with a variety of choices beyond standard stadium concessions. We appreciated the range of options, from local Philly favorites to more standard ballpark fare, and the quality held up well for stadium food. There are also plenty of small details that make exploring the stadium fun, from team history displays to unique entertainment moments throughout the game. The Hall of Fame Club is another standout area, combining premium seating with displays celebrating Phillies history, and it is worth checking out even if you are not sitting in that section. Getting in and out is also relatively smooth compared to many large venues, with multiple entrances, helpful staff, and plenty of nearby parking options. We found the flow of traffic well managed, and the staff were present and helpful in directing the crowd. The stadium works well whether you are going for a serious baseball game, a family outing, or just want to experience the atmosphere of Philadelphia sports. Citizens Bank Park feels like a well-rounded ballpark that does the important things right. The combination of passionate fans, good views, solid food options, and a lively game-day environment makes it one of the better stadium experiences worth adding to the list. It delivers the kind of energy that makes a baseball game feel like an event, and the quality of the park itself supports that atmosphere without getting in the way of the experience.
Go Phillies! 2026 is the year I get into sports. What better time to get into baseball right now?! I've been trying to hit as many MLB baseball stadiums as possible. So far, this stadium takes the cake in terms of fun. So many fun things to do, including face paintings, as you can see from me sporting my The Fanatic face paintings. Great vibes, great fandom. Also, this stadium is located near a few more sports stadium. A plus for my visit is I received a complimentary sweater to celebrate Mother's Day! Loved my experience here, despite the bi-polar weather (went from super sunny to rainy). I stayed the entire game. Leaving and catching a rideshare wasn't the most difficult, however, they do close down roads around the stadium so keep that in mind.
We have sat all over this stadium. Up high, down low, first row, last row, middle row, standing. There are no bad seats anywhere. Bad fans? Yes, sometimes. But for the most part it's always a great time. Now the drinks are outrageous at $25 each plus $5 tax, and the hotdogs are disgusting. I love hot dogs, but the ones from here are questionable whether they come from a stand or some guys cooler. But that is no different than any other stadium. Last summer they had this fantastic special where you could get standing room only tickets for the whole month for super cheap. And don't tell anyone, but when the Phillies are playing particularly bad, you can get super cheap tickets then, too.
Great ballpark for home and even visiting fans. Passionate engaged fanbase even during regular season games. Post-season is as incredible as it looks. Have had seats in many different areas and there is not a bad seat in the house. Highly recommend a visit. I have uploaded menus from 2026. Food wise there is something for everyone including vegan and gluten-free options. I have uploaded a lot of the menus but there are tons more options I haven't snapped a photo of yet.
Citizens Bank Park is a fantastic place to watch a baseball game. I liked how close the fans are to the field. You're almost right on top of the action, even in the upper deck. I loved the view of the downtown skylines with the field below. It's a postcard-worthy photo - especially at sunset. Unfortunately, I didn't get to walk around Ashburn's Alley. Maybe next time. I also didn't try any concessions, though the locals heavily recommended the crab fries. I saw the refurbished Veterans Stadium Liberty Bell, which lights up after every Phillies home run, though. Unfortunately I saw it light up too many times, if you catch my drift. ;-) You can't win them all, I guess.
Fun family time at the Phillies stadium and it was an absolute blast! Always pretty easy to maneuver around the stadium and plenty of options of booths. Lots of fun souvenirs being sold throughout to remember your time. My nieces got a cheesesteak from, I believe, Tony Luke's and it was fully packed with chopped steak and cooper sharp. Looked very good! I tended to my $12- 24oz Miller Lites & $15 Chicken Tenders w/ Fries. My food wasn't that good and should've known because it's Grab n' Go style heater box type. Not the best...
Great concert venue! We heard Noah Kahan at Philly's Citizens Bank Park (Jun 2026). Great performance, played all my favorites! This review is to say: 1. Acoustics were good! Loud and balanced! 2. Parking wasn't bad :-) It's right up there with any other open-air venue i've been to around the northeast. read more
Got to cross ballpark number 11 off my list. Came down from NY for the Yankees game. Nice ballpark with nice fans, which I was NOT expecting this being Philly and all and I was in Yankee colors. I'd eaten a late lunch so all I had was some Chickie's and Pete's fries which were good but it was $27 for the fries and water!! It was more expensive because they kinda dupe you into tipping. I then had the Schwarbomb Sundae which was delicious but it was only me so I only finished half. It consists of vanilla soft serve, a deepfried strawberry Uncrustable, strawberry sauce, and fruity pebbles. As intimidating as the man it's named after. It's made for two as evidenced by the two spoons they give you. But it was $19. Insane. I did not get duped into tipping this time around. I was in section 416 row 5. Great view. read more
27 days ago
It was so easy taking the Broad Street Line to the stadium. Our seats were in the 300 level behind 1st base It was a good vantage point. My friend and I walked around the concourse to see all the food options and fun stuff to do. We brought our own snacks with us because the food is soooo expensive. Of course we needed to bring peanuts and Cracker Jack! The kid's activities are great especially the playground to let the kiddos burn some energy! Wawa and Herrs had giveaways. Even though the Phils lost, it was a fun night! read more
Citizens Bank Park is the home of the 2026 MLB All-Star Game. I really liked this stadium. This is the 20th MLB stadium that I've been to. I like how it is next to NFL, NBA, and NHL. Philadelphia has a nice stadium setup. They aren't quite downtown, but just outside. Inside the stadium the concourses are wide and lots going on for kids, adults, food, drinks, raffle, and everything in between. I had lower level seats on the 3rd base side. We did not see a Schwarbomb, but the game was fun. read more
We were in town and no games were going on. So we took in the tour . This is such a beautiful ballpark. It's gotta be a great venue for games . I was here years ago for a game and haven't been back for a few years... o gotta make the rounds again. Big - beautiful and plants of space- easy parking and right across from the Eagles - flyers and Sixers - what a great idea read more
I'm going to try to be as fair and balanced as I can here, given that I'm a (gulp) Mets fan. I attended an abysmal game this past Saturday, in which the Mets lost 15-3. I've been thinking about it over the last couple of days and I'm pretty sure it was the worst in-person game experience of my life. I've seen my share of miserable blowouts, mostly at Shea (RIP), but there's something extra painful about witnessing it in enemy territory where the friends are few and far between; at least there's a collective solace when everyone around you feels the same way you do. That said, this IS a really nice ballpark and my emotional and mental turmoil shouldn't play much of a factor, if any, in gauging stadium quality. This was my second visit here - I came by back in 2007ish and recall Mike Pelfrey pitching for the Mets in what was a loss, but not as atrocious as this one. For visit #2, I attended with my cousin chums, who are both Phillies fans and graciously agreed to socialize with me at the ballpark and in South Philly before the game. Real troopers. Accessibility-wise, Citizens gets top marks; my obvious comp is Citi Field, which for most people involves having to take the 7 train or LIRR over, but Citizens is actually really easy to drive to/park (all of the major Philly sports are basically in one complex so you can literally just park near one of the other off-season facilities if you're concerned about congestion) and a ton of people were just strolling in from South Philly. At my request, we got seats in the first row of the upper deck directly behind home plate. I am mystified that people pay more for the seats closer to the field where you have far less of a view and can't immediately clock player positions, ball trajectory, etc. And at Citizens, it's a great view - you have Center City/the Philly skyline in the background, and we had an awesome sunset, which also could have been interpreted as heavy-handed symbolism for the Mets' season, but who can say. It's similar in layout to Citi Field in a lot of ways; it's one of the newer parks that feels a lot more open than those traditional football-ish-stadiums that dominated the landscape in the 70s and 80s. I accidentally ate birthday cake ice cream beforehand so I didn't get to sample any of the food offerings, but some of them looked intriguing. Maybe in another 15 years when I summon the courage to come back. I AM dinging them on the fans. I'm sorry, but it's ridiculous. I've been to a solid handful of ballparks in my Mets jersey all over the country as a respectful foreign dignitary , and this is the one stadium and area where I get harassed by fans. Such small D energy, and the reputation is deserved. Also, the Mets are having an awful season that I've barely made direct eye contact with, so you're just shooting fish in a barrel - I KNOW money can't buy everything. I've watched Steve Cohen metaphorically light tens of millions of dollars on fire because his GM conveniently forgot that it's an enormous liability to have at least 50% of your infield playing out of position and four different high-profile free agent signings adjusting to NYC at the same time. But I digress. Terrible fans who lucked out with a nice stadium. I miss Shea. read more
3 months ago
Went to a Phillies game for my first ever baseball game and honestly I did not expect to have this much fun. I came with a friend and from the start the whole experience just felt easy. What stood out the most was how nice everyone was. I've had not so great experiences at sports games in Florida, so I was ready for a completely different vibe. But people here were so kind. Like genuinely kind. They helped us find lockers, pointed us to the elevator, and made sure we got to our seats without any confusion. Huge shoutout to Beverly H and Glynn M because they really made the night. My friend's phone was dying and Glynn helped her out with a charger right away. Beverly was also trying to find one for her too. And for me, I had no idea what was going on half the time with the game, and Beverly took the time to explain it in a way that actually made sense. I didn't feel lost at all. It really felt like that whole "city of brotherly love" thing is real. Even though the Phillies lost, it didn't even matter. We still had such a good time. My friend hadn't been to a game since the Veterans Stadium days and she had so much fun she's already talking about getting season tickets... once they start winning again lol Overall just a really fun night with great energy and even better people. I'd absolutely go back. read more
1 month ago
Citizens Bank Park is a classic baseball stadium experience that combines the energy of a Phillies game with the comfortable feel of a modern ballpark. We walked into a layout that is easy to navigate, with plenty of seating options, open concourses, and a design that keeps the field as the main focus while still offering plenty to explore around the stadium. Even outside of the game itself, walking through the park felt like part of the experience, with the open concourses allowing us to stay connected to the action while moving around. The biggest highlight is the atmosphere during a Phillies game. The crowd energy, traditions, and overall excitement make the stadium feel alive, especially during big moments. We found the views from around the park strong, and the seating areas positioned well for following the action. The stadium has that classic ballpark feeling while still having updated facilities and amenities, and the energy from the fans adds a layer of intensity that makes the game feel more significant. The food and drink options add another layer to the visit, with a variety of choices beyond standard stadium concessions. We appreciated the range of options, from local Philly favorites to more standard ballpark fare, and the quality held up well for stadium food. There are also plenty of small details that make exploring the stadium fun, from team history displays to unique entertainment moments throughout the game. The Hall of Fame Club is another standout area, combining premium seating with displays celebrating Phillies history, and it is worth checking out even if you are not sitting in that section. Getting in and out is also relatively smooth compared to many large venues, with multiple entrances, helpful staff, and plenty of nearby parking options. We found the flow of traffic well managed, and the staff were present and helpful in directing the crowd. The stadium works well whether you are going for a serious baseball game, a family outing, or just want to experience the atmosphere of Philadelphia sports. Citizens Bank Park feels like a well-rounded ballpark that does the important things right. The combination of passionate fans, good views, solid food options, and a lively game-day environment makes it one of the better stadium experiences worth adding to the list. It delivers the kind of energy that makes a baseball game feel like an event, and the quality of the park itself supports that atmosphere without getting in the way of the experience. read more
Go Phillies! 2026 is the year I get into sports. What better time to get into baseball right now?! I've been trying to hit as many MLB baseball stadiums as possible. So far, this stadium takes the cake in terms of fun. So many fun things to do, including face paintings, as you can see from me sporting my The Fanatic face paintings. Great vibes, great fandom. Also, this stadium is located near a few more sports stadium. A plus for my visit is I received a complimentary sweater to celebrate Mother's Day! Loved my experience here, despite the bi-polar weather (went from super sunny to rainy). I stayed the entire game. Leaving and catching a rideshare wasn't the most difficult, however, they do close down roads around the stadium so keep that in mind. read more
3 months ago
So fun here for a Phillies game! I've been for a few games and the view is decent from anywhere you sit. Drinks & food are pricy but that's normal for any stadium. Had an awesome time here and cant wait for my next game. read more
We have sat all over this stadium. Up high, down low, first row, last row, middle row, standing. There are no bad seats anywhere. Bad fans? Yes, sometimes. But for the most part it's always a great time. Now the drinks are outrageous at $25 each plus $5 tax, and the hotdogs are disgusting. I love hot dogs, but the ones from here are questionable whether they come from a stand or some guys cooler. But that is no different than any other stadium. Last summer they had this fantastic special where you could get standing room only tickets for the whole month for super cheap. And don't tell anyone, but when the Phillies are playing particularly bad, you can get super cheap tickets then, too. read more
1 month ago
Great ballpark for home and even visiting fans. Passionate engaged fanbase even during regular season games. Post-season is as incredible as it looks. Have had seats in many different areas and there is not a bad seat in the house. Highly recommend a visit. I have uploaded menus from 2026. Food wise there is something for everyone including vegan and gluten-free options. I have uploaded a lot of the menus but there are tons more options I haven't snapped a photo of yet. read more
8 months ago
Citizens Bank Park is a fantastic place to watch a baseball game. I liked how close the fans are to the field. You're almost right on top of the action, even in the upper deck. I loved the view of the downtown skylines with the field below. It's a postcard-worthy photo - especially at sunset. Unfortunately, I didn't get to walk around Ashburn's Alley. Maybe next time. I also didn't try any concessions, though the locals heavily recommended the crab fries. I saw the refurbished Veterans Stadium Liberty Bell, which lights up after every Phillies home run, though. Unfortunately I saw it light up too many times, if you catch my drift. ;-) You can't win them all, I guess. read more
Fun family time at the Phillies stadium and it was an absolute blast! Always pretty easy to maneuver around the stadium and plenty of options of booths. Lots of fun souvenirs being sold throughout to remember your time. My nieces got a cheesesteak from, I believe, Tony Luke's and it was fully packed with chopped steak and cooper sharp. Looked very good! I tended to my $12- 24oz Miller Lites & $15 Chicken Tenders w/ Fries. My food wasn't that good and should've known because it's Grab n' Go style heater box type. Not the best... read more
As I continue to work my way visiting all of the MLB ballparks, I was in Philadelphia and the Phillies were home, lucky me! This ballpark is massive. And the night we were there, it was packed. Like other Philadelphia sports (looking at you, Eagles), the fans can be a bit...trashy. I wasn't cheering for the other team, but fans seemed a little less than friendly. At least I didn't see items being thrown at opposing fans. I would note that concessions are expensive. Hubs and I both got a cheesesteak/beer combo and it ran us $70+. Woof. Glad I got to cross another park off my list! read more
The best thing about CBP is that there isn't really a bad seat in the house, and it's easily accessible by public transit (Broad Street Line). I've sat in the Hall of Fame Club a few times and that's always nice to have the private confessions and bathroom access without a major line, but the 400 levels provide a great view of the entire stadium. Great beer selection and a variety of food options. read more
Good ballpark with great fans! Love the area behind right field where the kids can go hang out! Getting a photo with the Phanatic is one of the hardest thing to do, but I stumbled into some great luck finding him. A lot to see and a lot to take in. Ring the bell! read more
I always enjoy going to Citizens Bank. We are season ticket holders so this is our home away from home. Yesterday evening's visit was fantastic. It's always a very fast process to get inside. The staff were all extremely friendly and welcoming. Good vibes all around! My only suggestions are Vegan and NA Beer options. There is a great place called Greens and Grains but there aren't many options besides that which I understand. I would love to see more NA beer options too. It would be amazing to be able to get a vegan dog and cold Heineken 0.0. The dollars I would spend! Overall, I love this ballpark and this city. And calling this place my second home! read more
3 months ago
This was a great time! Got tickets for like 17 bucks went with a few coworkers, ate some solid food and watched the Phillies comeback vs the A's. The Schwarbomb sundae was a bit of a crazy pick up but I had to try it! I thought it was great the deep fried uncrustable was a bit much and the strawberry sauce a sweet but I enjoyed the fruity pebbles on the vanilla ice cream a lot! Uncle Charlie's Cheesesteak was a good one I gave it a 7.4 out of 10 which is GREAT for a ballpark cheesesteak! Overall I have a very nice experience. read more
This is one of my favorite stadiums in the MLB. The Phillies arguably have one of the best fan followings in the majors not not mention a great and loyal culture. Citizens Bank Park is pretty comfortable, clean and a fun place during a ball game. It is centrally located with plenty of parking as well as public transportation access. This stadium has a lot to do inside for forth adults and kids alike. There are quite a few restaurant options and a great kids zone not to mention three merch stores. The park staff is professional and friendly Overall, 100% recommended and I can't wait to come back. read more
4 months ago
9 months ago
Love the stadium. Great food, fun atmosphere and all around good ball club! We went during the season and love our Phillies! Wish our season ending differently, however, it does not take away from the experience here and love we have for the sport and team. We love a home run at Citizens because when that bell lights and up and starts ringing everyone is cheering and on their feet! The Philly phanatic is a hoot! And it wouldn't be the same without the amazing announcers and hosts every night! read more
4 months ago
Even if your aren't a Phillies fan, I recommend you catch a game here. The crowd and the ambiance is so energetic, loud and honestly the best. People are nice and courteous from the fans to the employees working the concession stands. I bought tickets at the last minute and still managed to get pretty good seats. The beer selection is awesome and the philly cheesesteak sandwich was delicious. The pretzels you can skip, they were a bit stale. Overall we had a great experience at this stadium. read more
1 year ago
Another amazing ballpark. Even though this is ranked 8 out of 10 for me, it is still great and is an improvement over Nats Park and a lot like Busch in St. Louis. They have good food options although our cheesesteaks, especially from Tony Lukes was a dissapointment. Great drink selection and friendly staff too. We got seats near the visitors dugout and they did not disappoint. I went here a decade ago for two games with my parents and it was great then too. They played the Cardinals each time and the Cardinals beat them in extra inning last year when me and my wife went. Philly Phanatic is so fun to see too. read more
Decent stadium with great views of downtown from a distance. Many many eateries and a nice team shop. Parking is plentiful and at a fair price. Love that the 4 major sports arenas are slumped into the same vicinity across the street from each other. read more
2 months ago
Nice park friendly for the most part. The lady at the restaurant was very hateful and probably because her sandwiches were so bad. We had lower seats but not near 1st base as promised but more in the outfield so we had a $90 tickets each with a limited view read more
Citizens Bank Park is a great place to watch baseball. It is easily accessible by public transit. It features a great view of the city and has a great selection of food and beers. The ballpark is clean and there really isn't a bad seat in the stadium. This was a great park to visit and I can't wait to go back to watch another game. read more
Great and fun venue. Hopefully nobody gets rowdy! Nice layout with lots of (overpriced) food selections. Thankfully, our game didn't get rained out - the weather cleared up riiiiiight before the half hour call (decision) time - whew! Good merch all over. I wore my adorable red MLB Phanatic tee, that was much cheaper than buying it from the park. My last game was with my son when he was in Boy Scouts, circa 2013! I didn't know the park had restrictions with what you carry in. No purses are allowed - just small CLEAR tote bags. UGH! Instead of walking all the way back to our car to put my purse and nice plastic shopping bags to sit on, I opted to rent a locker. $10 We wound up leaving in the 4th inning because we were cold and wet, but it was a blowout and they won - GO PHILS !!!!! read more
Visited Citizens Bank for a Phillies vs Reds game from the NJ/NYC area. Parking wasn't an issue at all, just $20. (Leaving was a lot just due to the volume of cars leaving from all directions). Getting into the park was really easy & the park itself is really really nice! I love how open the stadium is and the greenery throughout. It felt odd that the big screen was more left side than straight center field (since we sat in the 430's, it was hard to see the screen.) The food itself was really good! We got the burnt ends cheesesteak and it was amazing. But the general staff were very rude (the concession/food staff were kind, but the park staff weren't the kindest.) My fiancé and I were trying to take pictures after the game and we were being rushed out and I've never been rushed so much after a game. One of the staff literally asked what "we were waiting for". It just felt so odd and not being respected as paying customers. I enjoyed the park & food but not dealing with their park staff. But yay for a Phillies win! read more
CBP is located in south Philly is an area where all of the other Philadelphia's sports teams are located (Eagles, Flyers, 76ers). Lincoln Financial Field, Wells Fargo and Xfinity Live (bar restaurant) all share the same parking lots which are easy to get in and out of and are well situated near the highways (I-76). Navigating from Delaware where I was traveling from was a breeze. Traffic was not terrible last Wednesday on I-95. The ballpark itself is nice. I've been here several times in the past and I'm actually very impressed. There isn't a bad seat here. The food options are really good as well. Pizza to hoagies (Philly slang for hero's), BBQ, cheesesteaks and so on. There is a good representation of local brewery options on tap and at the grab and go vendors throughout the stadium. There is also cocktail and wine options. A local distillery has a bar somewhere in the stadium but I didn't get there this time. It's new and opened this year. I was here last Wednesday to see my beloved Mets lose yet again. It was a dreary day with rain, fog and wind. I was up in section 330 and didn't take my seat because of the rain. I stood under the overhang near the mezzanine talking up some Phillies fans and another lone lost soul Mets fan, like myself, who traveled from Brooklyn to see another lousy Mets performance. Yep, Mets got drubbed again (10-5) and eventually lost 3 of 4 in the series this week. I stayed for nine innings and hit the team store after. My son, (Yankee) fan, who wasn't with me, wanted a hat. The team store behind home plate is massive and has an extensive selection of all things Phillies. Like all MLB ballparks, it's pricy. A craft beer can is $16. Premium cocktails (tequila / vodka based) $16 single, $24 double. I got a grab and go Primo Italian for $17. The ticket from Seat Geek, $45.00 after taxes and fees, parking $34.00 so that wasn't awful. Hats run $45 for a fitted one, about $38 for most others. Snacks like a pretzel, popcorn, peanuts run $6 a $9 bucks. Prices here are a little less than say in NY or LA. Still you will spend some money here but again it's a great stadium and on a clear day you can see the downtown Philadelphia skyline. read more
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Are lockers available during Phillies games? (I'll be arriving from the airport, no car.)
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We have tix for Billy Joel 5/24.....Citizen's Bank site says parking opens (staggered lots) at 3:00. Stub Hub wants $80+ for reserved parking. Will there be enough parking at…
There are multiple lots around Citizens Bank as all three Philadelphia professional sports stadiums are there. So, plenty of parking. I've never paid $80 to park. Typical is $25. You will not have a problem
Which lot is the easiest to get out of after the game?
The way they are playing, none of them.
How much is handicapped parking at Citizens Bank Park?
They have handicapped parking spots, as long as you have a proper plates or placard for the handicap vehicle all you're doing just paying regular parking admission. They also have guys driving around in golf carts to assist the handicapped in…
What time does stadium parking open for weeknight games?
The left field gate in Ashburn Alley opens 2 hours prior to all games. As for all other gates, they open 1 1/2 hours before game time on Monday through Friday, then 2 hours beforehand on Saturday and Sunday.
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