Too expensive to get a drink Parking is 40 or 60 dollars. Total money gouge place I'll watch get you tube instead read more

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It's ok in the spring and fall. Not peak of the summer. The walkable commute from NRG station is a bit long, abt a mile. Thanks to the City of Philadelphia for running free SEPTA subway trains and buses. They should do more for heat illness prevention. Lincoln Field next to The Phillies France v Paraguay FIFA 2026 World Cup match. Happy 250 Fourth of July read more

Lincoln Financial Field - Lincoln Field next to The Phillies France v Paraguay FIFA 2026 World Cup match. Happy 250 Fourth of July - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

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Always a good time at the field! Great great seats Row 4 right behind the visiting team. Food readily available! Drinks always flowing top tier! Restrooms always tidy! I love it here...see you next year! Have fun enjoy life :) read more

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Visited the stadium for the FIFA Club World Cup. It'll be a great venue for the real deal next year! It's huge and slightly confusing but the people working there are very helpful and friendly. There isn't a great variety of food so I would recommend eating before or after you get there. Taking SEPTA is insanely easy and only a few minutes away. Since it's the end of the line, when you leave, all trains travel North which is very convenient. A lot of sections are directly in the sun so be aware of that. If you don't want to overheat, Google "shaded seats" online to find the best sections or you can hang out on the concourse to cool off. For this event they let me bring in an empty water bottle but took the cap. It was still worth it bc I was able to refill it multiple times. You can also bring in a sealed bottle. But all bottles must be clear. The family ahead of me brought solid color water bottles and couldn't bring them in. I also wasn't allowed to bring in an umbrella. read more

Lincoln Financial Field - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Go Birds!!! The home of the lovely Philadelphia Eagles and some of Philly's biggest concerts. Lincoln Financial, or more lovingly known as "The Linc" is your standard open air stadium. From concessions to security, the staff is knowledgable and friendly, always happy to help and if they don't have an answer for you, they know who to ask. The lower level is a bit more organized with ample signs and staff, while the 200 section is a bit more confused (and certainly more rowdy) on a game day. If you are seated in the 200 section TAKE THE RAMP or the escalators, during my most recent visit I took the stairs because it didn't look too far and it almost took me out. read more

Great stadium that hosts a great football team. Definitely arrive early on game day to ease any anxiety you have, but the staff keep the crowds moving super well. There's plenty of spots to grab concessions, and generally the bathrooms are clean. Exiting the parking lot can be very difficult with all the traffic, but thankfully the subway is right by the stadium. read more

Lincoln Financial Field - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

The field has ample parking it's beautiful the drinks are a bit expensive compared to other stadiums I've been to but I think we may have just been over charged because one spot we paid one price and at another spot we paid a lot less. The field was nice staff was very helpful in helping you find your seat read more

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We saw George Strait perform at Lincoln Financial Field last night. We enjoyed the concert, but the venue was pretty standard for a stadium: really long lines for the women's bathroom (so long, women were asking - "is this the line for the bathroom?" because they couldn't see the bathroom from the back of the line); wildly expensive drinks (hilariously, there was a $37 margarita made with George Strait's brand of tequila); a no bag (unless it's a clear bag)/no water (so you can buy a super expensive bottle of water inside) policy; and a hassle to leave (good luck leaving your parking spot or getting a Lyft anywhere nearby - bring your patience). There were no bad views, but George was so tiny, I couldn't see him anyway (that's what the screens are for). It was cool to be in such a large venue with so many people for a concert like this. But the venue is a true hassle in my opinion. read more

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Love Philly and so of course it was great coming back! It's a nice stadium. typical stadium. came here to see a Supercross championship event! Got great seats! Got lucky bc there was no cover if it rained so keep that in mind when purchasing tickets to events with these types of stadiums. Food of course was very pricey but that's to be expected. Although I will say the hot chocolate was delicious and it was in a big size cup. Parking cost $35 which wasn't bad considering where it was. Definitely worth it. Some advice get there early, because parking can take time because of all the traffic but all in all it was a great experience. I had a lot of fun and I look forward to going back! Love Philly! read more

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Came here for a concert on 5.5.2025. Our seats were great! We sat in section M13, row 7. Great acoustics and great view. The parking lots are very clearly outlined which is nice. The staff were all friendly and the lines were quick. Clean bathrooms and lots of food options. Of course the food is overpriced as at any stadium, but that's to be expected. Getting out of the lot was a bit tricky. They had people directing traffic but they weren't doing a very good job unfortunately. Took a solid 40 minutes to get on 95 south. But overall the stadium is nice, good food, nice people, and we had a great time. read more

Lincoln Financial Field - Section M13, row 7, seat 17 - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Came here with my wife for a Taylor Swift concert and it was amazing. The staff was extremely friendly. Would love to come for a football game. Only thing is we could not get much phone reception or WiFi but other than that it was amazing. read more

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The 1 star reviews are primarily for the parking lots and the logistics of parking. As a BSL girly myself, I found my first interaction with the Linc to be fantastic. Good beer and food selection, great ushers, and kind staff. I had standing room tickets for my first ever Eagles game and, while I am now a full blown Philadelphian and therefore quite biased, the fan reputation is somewhat unfair. Even though I was wearing Eagles gear for this game, I saw plenty of opposite jerseys being treated with humanity. Everyone was kind in the parking lots ahead of the game, and there's a reason they say there's no sports town quite like Philadelphia. I look forward to my next visit! read more

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WHAT THE HELL? $34 for a tiny Little Caesar's Pizza?! Are you out of your ever-loving mind? $16 for chicken fingers? Concession prices are outrageous. Eat before you come. We were here to see the Metallica show (first night). I only ever go to sporting venues to see concerts. I've now been to LFF and MetLife Stadium in New Jersey simply because I went to see Metallica. I've never even been to M&T Stadium and I'm in Baltimore all the time. Personally, I had no desire to see either of the opening bands: Ice Nine Kills and Limp Bizkit (I saw them in their heyday, during the Family Values tours, and that is enough Bizkit for life), which worked out because we missed Ice Nine Kills while we were trying to get into the stadium. I felt like a mouse in a maze, going through the queue, security, trying to find guest services. Lisa A was not exaggerating about having to walk around the entire stadium to try to find the correct Guest Services, finding elevators, and then having to walk halfway around the stadium again to find the accessible seating. Plus, this weird, unexpected rainstorm hit just as we entered the stadium. The icy wind whipped rain at us like it was warning us to stay away. It was awful, and Limp Bizkit performed their set in that rain. Most of the concert-goers were huddled in the doors, and against walls, trying to stay dry. Then all the seats were cold and wet. Thankfully, I come with my own, but our friend Chris sat in a seat that had a rip in the cushion, which soaked his pants. We were upgraded to Club Level, so we stayed in the dining area while it rained. It cleared up for Metallica, so it worked out. The accessible seating area was packed. Several people with another group of disabled individuals had to stand for the entire show because there wasn't enough space for the wheelchairs and the companion seats. The view was decent enough. There's a unisex accessible bathroom near where we sat, but there was always someone waiting to use it. After the show I knew I wouldn't be able to hold my bladder until we got home (it can take up to three hours to get back to Dundalk from Philly, depending on how long it takes to get out of the parking lot, but it still beats driving to DC) but a young man flirted with me while I waited, so that made the wait less annoying. There's something about my black cat Deftones t-shirt that guys just love. I think it might have to do with the fact that the cat's eyes are located on my breasts. ...Ponders... The bathroom was on the small side, and the floor was sticky. Not my favorite, but it did have toilet paper and I could shut the door (which shouldn't be something I should need to mention, but I regularly have experiences where the door does NOT close, or lock). Parking was not the best. Even though we asked about accessible parking, we were still instructed to park near the baseball stadium. We had to walk the entire length of that stadium, cross the street and walk a couple of blocks to get to Lincoln Financial Field. Then, after the show, it took at least an hour to get out of the parking lot and back on the highway home. It was worth it, cuz Metallica, but I recommend having food/snacks in your vehicle for after the show, to keep the rage at bay. We had a great time, but I preferred Wells Fargo Arena (we saw the Deftones there a month prior) as far as seating, bathroom access, and parking. read more

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My brother is a DIE hard Eagles fan. I couldn't tell you why as we both grew up in LA, but he's been a fan since the Brian Dawkins/Donovan Mcnabb era. We don't see each other like we used to, as life happens. I live in NY now and he's back in LA and just had his first kid. We decided to make a weekend in Philly, centered around the Jag/Eagles game, as my girlfriend lives here. After pregaming at Xfinity live and watching the first set of games, we made the short walk to the Linc. With a few too many whiskey coke's coursing through his veins, he said "There it is. Look how beautiful she is..." I saw the joy in his eyes like I used to when we were kids on Christmas morning, our stockings full from Santa's visit. We sat there in section 131 of the iconic Lincoln Financial Field, my brother in his LeSean McCoy jersey, making friends with everyone around us, assaulting me every time the Eagles made a somewhat decent play. We went to the merch stand at halftime and he bought his wife a Kelly Green crewneck and his 4 month old son a little stuffed Swoop (the Eagles Mascot). After begging him to get something for himself, he retorted "No way. It's way too expensive. I can get a Skinny Batman (DeVonta Smith) Kelly Green jersey for half the price online." They had a solid food selection, including a sick deal for 2 hot dogs and beer for $20 which I thought was reasonable for stadium prices. I also got a soft pretzel for myself as soft pretzels are one of my only known weaknesses. We watched LeSean McCoy get inducted into the Eagles Hall of Fame, Saquon Barkley hit that iconic reverse hurdle that kids all around the country will be emulating, and NaKobe Dean ice the game with an interception in the endzone. He actually almost killed me after that pick due to sheer excitement. After the game, we made a half mile walk to get away from the crowd and got in our Uber back. There's nothing better than seeing someone you love truly happy, truly passionate. As we get older and grow into our own lives, these moments happen less and less often, but I appreciate them more than ever. This is a shared memory we will have for the rest of our lives, and one we will be telling his son about when he is of age. We will have to get him to the Linc for one soon... IG @jnov_ Tiktok @jnov_reviews read more

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Home of The Philadelphia Eagles! And Temple University football team has hole games here as well. Of course there are other events hosted here. Beverage/food prices are insane! Venue is a nice size and clean for the most part. The restrooms during an event can get a bit messy. It would benefit to have staff in them for restocking and clean up. read more

Good experience at Lincoln financial for The Rolling Stones concert last night. Club seating entrance was simple and a 5 minute walk from the parking lot I was in. I have been there for a football game many years ago but it really seems like a great complex with the arena, casino and baseball stadium all within a few blocks of each other. Parking was simple and reasonable at $35. The people working around the stadium were so kind and helpful. The concession stand prices would make Madison Square Garden blush....out of control....thankfully we tailgated prior to the concert and really didn't buy much. The layout is nice and the seats are very comfortable. Getting out of the lot and on to the highway was very tough, took at least 30 minutes with all the detours. Good experience and I would go back. read more

Lincoln Financial Field - Rolling Stones - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Purchased tickets, worst experience. Not allowed to resell without going through Ticketmaster and they only pay less the 20% of ticket value and then they take a resale charge making the refund less then 15% of what you paid, they also require you to provide Social Security info. None of these things are even mentioned anywhere when you make the purchase, also there is no way to call the service without going through many frustrating emails. Find another way to get tickets also their convenience charge makes much more expensive by a significant amount. read more

Was there for the second night of Metallica and the show was great but the traffic getting out of those lots are horrendous and was a complete stand still. I was ok having a few more drinks but i wasn't driving. I later heard of other options but oh well read more

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Attended a concert at the Lincoln financial field. I took an uber and that was a smart decision because people that I know that drove were stuck in traffic due to trying to park. The entry into Lincoln financial field was seamless. Before the show, the bathrooms were clean. It was easy to find my seat. The only issue was after the show! There were no clear signs as to where people should go to wait for rideshare. It was chaotic. read more

Watched a Club World Cup quarterfinal match at the stadium on Independence Day. The performances, fireworks, and light show were fantastic, and the match was exciting too. An even better experience overall! read more

Lincoln Financial Field - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Lincoln Financial Field, the hallowed home of the Philadelphia Eagles, is a true masterpiece that captures the essence of sports excellence. Since its opening to the public in 2003, this 69,796-seat stadium has consistently earned praise, and it's easy to see why. From the moment you step into the stadium, you're greeted by the grandeur of extra-wide concourses, massive LED video displays, and an impressive array of almost 500 concession stands. The inclusion of luxury and club seating areas enhances the overall experience, offering fans both comfort and a front-row seat to the action. One of the standout features of Lincoln Financial Field is its impeccable sightlines, with a majority of seats strategically placed along the sidelines. For any football enthusiast, this stadium is nothing short of a dream, providing an immersive and thrilling atmosphere for every game. Beyond football, the versatility of the stadium shines through as it seamlessly transforms into the perfect venue for soccer, college football, and concerts featuring some of the world's top acts. My family and I had the pleasure of exploring the stadium during a tour last April, and it was an unforgettable experience. The tour allowed us to step into the shoes of our favorite players, hanging out on the sidelines, exploring the locker room, press room, and even running out of the same tunnel. The staff, with their friendly and informative approach, made the tour not just educational but also incredibly enjoyable. Their stories and little-known history about the franchise added a personal touch, making the experience memorable for my son and me. The attention to detail in the stadium's design is evident, making it a true point of pride for the city of Philadelphia. The sheer scale of the facility and the thought put into every corner showcase a commitment to excellence. One of the coolest things is that the logo in the center of the locker room smells like herseys chocolate and nobody (not even the players are aloud to step on it), but i think it's just a way for them to get pictures of people bowing to the logo..lol It really makes for a funny photo. As someone who hasn't been a fan of Philly sports, I couldn't help but appreciate the city's fervor for its teams. The energy, dedication, and pride that emanate from Lincoln Financial Field are truly infectious. Lincoln Financial Field is more than a stadium; it's a symbol of sports passion and a testament to Philadelphia's unwavering support for its teams. Whether you're a die-hard Eagles fan or just a lover of sports, this stadium offers an experience that goes beyond the game. read more

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Went here to see the George Strait/Chris Stapleton concert. Parking was a bit confusing. We had seats in the mid part of the lower level. We had an excellent view of the stage. The lighting was great. The acoustics were good not superb with a bit of distortion. The seats were shaded and not too uncomfortable for outdoor stadium seating. The seating area was clean. The staff was friendly. The bathroom lines were way too long and women used men's bathroom almost more than the men used them. All in all we had a good experience. read more

My brother had unplanned surgery shortly before the event so I reached out to customer service prior to ask how we should handle ADA assistance and received immediate response to my questions. The online customer service was informative and responsive. Unfortunately, we had NOTHING but issues upon arrival. We were able to park in a lot close to the stadium and found ample handicap parking (not a stadium lot because those were further away). Once we walked up to the stadium we encountered problem after problem. We immediately asked a uniformed worker where we could find guest services for ADA assistance. We were sent to a gate halfway around the stadium. Once we arrived there (it was a significant walk for my brother who had a medical boot and crutches) we were told we had to go to a different gate, take the elevator to a specific floor and entrance area, and ask for a man named Bob who would reassign us in ADA seating on the floor (which is where we had initial seating). So we did that even though the gate was back where we initially started. We got there and asked for Bob (as directed) and we were told that Bob wasn't there. We reiterated our request to get ADA assistance and we were told we had to go back to guest services. At that point the concert had already started and we were missing the performance. We started walking BACK to guest services and I found another worker who offered to walk us to an appropriate person who could help. Once we got there we were informed that we should go back to an elevator area to access our (originally purchased) floor seats. At this point my brother was exhausted, frustrated, and angry. He was done with the "run around" and just wanted to get to our seats. So we helped him down the long flight of steps and we made it to our original seats in time to see ONE song by the opening act. The floor seats were not conducive to crutches and a medical boot and it was an extremely painful experience for him. Overall, I'm disappointed and upset with the uninformed staff and the disregard for his physical condition. We paid a great deal of money for these tickets and expected to see the full concert. We followed all of the instructions we were given to be able to get ADA assistance only to be let down by the venue staff. read more

I was excited to finally attend a Philadelphia Eagles game at Lincoln Financial Field. Off the bat, the parking situation was atrocious. Be sure to arrive at 9 am if you plan to tailgate. We spent thirty minutes just trying to find an open lot to park in. I love that the stadium has an Eagles Pro Shop and areas for fans to take pictures. Finding our seats was relatively easy. Be prepared to walk more steps than Rocky depending on the section your seats are in. The seats were tight in space. It was a constant adjustment when people on the same aisle chose to leave their seats. It was interesting when I was jumping up to cheer for my team and at the same time trying not to accidentally bump into someone. Leaving the stadium was complete chaos. There was no clear direction or organization from security or stadium employees when it came to getting to the different parking lots. We literally had to walk through a fence opening the size of half a one car garage with hundreds of people trying to get to their cars. No exaggeration! It felt like Black Friday shopping pre-Covid. There was no traffic control leaving the parking lot. I do think they should reconsider how to assist fans when they are leaving the multiple parking lots. It was a hot mess that included people fussing, multiple hand gestures and a family reunion worth of seagulls picking at the trash left in the tailgate parking lots. I felt like I was in an Alfred Hitchcock movie. All I'm saying is for a $45 parking fee there should be trash and recycling bins throughout the parking lots. Overall, the stadium is nice is just getting to it and leaving that needs a lot of work. read more

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I went to the Taylor Swift Eras tour at the fully sold out Lincoln Financial Field. The nosebleed seat was great as I had an obstructed view of the main part of the stage. It was a great and magical night and I'm glad I went even with the long lines just to get into the stadium. read more

Lincoln Financial Field - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Went to the Eagles open practice and has a ball! Other than the scorching heat lol, we had tons a fun. I never thought the wave was going to ended . GO BIRDS read more

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Fly Eagles Fly. This is a purest fan based stadium if there ever was one. Do not wear another teams jersey even if you want to support your team. Wear basic clothing, or wear Eagles. Police and hospital are everywhere on-site to help you if you don't head my advice. The field club lounge directly behind / underneath section 101 (Eagles Bench) is where you need to go! GO BIRDS!!! Super Bowl LVII bound!! read more

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What a match to watch Arsenal play Liverpool. Our seats were box seats and the stadium was packed by the time the match started. Once you go box you never want to go back. All inclusive snacks, dinner and drinks. You can watch the match with extra tvs in the box. Unfortunately by the end of it all, Arsenal didn't get the win, but I would love to have a chance to see another match in the future. read more

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Heaven and not just because I'm a birds fan. Stadium is beautiful, handicap accessible and for the most part you'll have a great time EVERY time you go. Parking can be expensive but there's an option called walking that can make it free if you don't mind a hike. Although the prices are crappy the services & actual product are great. It's a crap shoot to get out at a good time & although it's situated far away enough to not run into city traffic it's a sporting event so expect to exercise some patience. GO LFF and GO BIRDS read more

Lincoln Financial Field - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Gave myself almost three hour to drive in to the area. It was absolutley terrible. The gate process was the worst ever. Only three people scanning tickets at the Headhouse gate I entered. Almost an hour to make it through and almost misssed kick off and pregame. Chicken fingers and french fries were trash at $20 plus dollars( we threw most of it away. Every employee is always super nice and well trained. It is unfortanate that these other things drag down the MOST important part of the experience!!! read more

We had the opportunity to experience a President suite section of the stadium watching a Temple game. It was a Friday night and the Philadelphia sports arenas had tons of events happening including a Phillies playoff game. Therefore finding parking took a bit of patience before we got to the stadium. We found our suite easily and quickly and had the opportunity to grab stome food and non alcoholic drinks included with our section (wings, cupcakes, cheesesteaks, and pita chips just to name a few). We did buy our beer/wine in the President suite bar. The seats were comfortable with the perfect mid field view of the game. Great experience. read more

Lincoln Financial Field - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

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Nice stadium in regard to seats + bathrooms but the parking lot to leave was an absolute nightmare for Supercross. After the event ended, we hung back for a bit in hopes to miss the traffic rush. An hour or so later, the parking lot was still packed with cars trying to leave in multiple directions. There were event staff but they were not directing traffic at all. Not sure if this is the case for football games, hopefully not as I imagine there's twice the crowd for those games. Also to note- food is on the pricier end than other stadiums I've been to. 3 pretzels and 2 waters ran me $50. It's a cashless stadium so plan accordingly! read more

How does an event center not prepare and know how to handle large groups of people? Parking was a nightmare. Very little direction and a huge mess to leave, with a long wait before even moving an inch after the event. The food vendors were out of so much. At one food place, the walking tacos were not an option because they were out of cheese and salsa. Another vendor was out of cheesesteaks. Another was out of pretzels (they were all frozen). So disappointed in the disorganization. I will consider other locations for events from now on. read more

Home of the eagles (who dat but I digress), I finally got a chance to visit this stadium due to Wrestlemania 40. I know with events vendor pricing can be high but it seemed a little higher than most stadiums for simple food items and drinks but hey I'm at an event. Enjoy life. Even in the 100 level seats the seats are a little tight. I wasn't a fan of this because it sometimes got a little squeezed in. Overall the grounds were nice and parking wasn't too bad but I just wish it had a little more space inside the stadium. read more

The Vomitorium!! We've visited many stadiums across the country and this has to be the very worst! Sub par stadium filled with cretins! Avoid if possible! read more

Been here for plenty of Eagles games and it's a hell of a good time (as long as you're a Birds' fan)! Best fans in the game and best tailgating around! Concessions can be pricey, but it's a stadium. Expected. Not a bad seat in the house! A+! read more

I love love love how accessible Lincoln Financial Field is to SEPTA! That might just make them the best stadium in existence. It was surreal seeing Taylor Swift at the height of her career from the 3rd row in a stadium I grew up seeing her in. I'm a long time Lincoln Financial Field goer and I've always enjoyed it. The vibe of people is always amazing, the staff is helpful and efficient, and they let you bring in snacks. I brought a clear back that fit their rules stated online and packed a sandwich, pretzels, fruit snacks, and more. They also have free refills on drinks so I ended up spending about $8, when I easily could've spent $50 otherwise. Because I was in the 3rd row, the security was pretty strict and I was not there the night Taylor yelled at a security guard for telling fans to back up. However, that was sort of the energy of my night and area. Floor seats had squares big enough for your chair and ur feet and if someone stepped out of their square; they were yelled out. With the exception of the first row group which were a bunch of drink 30 something year olds. For some reason security let them do whatever, but when the 2-5 row people who were otherwise well behaved even looked outside the square, they were scowled. Nevertheless, this concert was a dream and one of the best nights of my life. Lincoln is pretty seamless and Taylor Swift is godlike. read more

Lincoln Financial Field - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

We watched a soccer match there, which was weird cause the field was 20 yards short. Concessions were tasty. Staff in parking were not flexible or friendly. Apparently, they reserve a port-a-potty for just them, even if it's a child and parent, the child has to walk across the parking lot to relieve themselves. Also, there was a nut spitting on the crowd from above. Our section is yelling at the person to cut it out, and the security lady is just standing there. We ended up getting the head of security who intervened. read more

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This is the place to go for concerts. I parked in the Wells Fargo center because it would be easier for me to get out of Philly and I didn't have a membership to park in the Lincoln Financial Field lot. It's an easy process to get in, but the guards don't thoroughly check because people still bring in their own alcohol and forms of smoking. read more

Lincoln Financial Field - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Parking attendant nazis. Paid a premium for parking at the Linc and the parking attendants are rude and make you park exactly where they want. When I pay for a premium parking spot I am not a fan of being placed in a spot that doesn't help me when it's time to exit. read more