A nice family friendly park with nice staff, reasonable priced food options, and team store. Good…read moreviews, budget friendly ticket prices and free parking. Engaging Mascots, just a great baseball environment.

This was my first time attending a minor league game. The top thing that stood out to me is that it…read moreis a very family-friendly and casual environment. There were plenty of chances to take a picture with Rocky Bluewinkle and the Chick-fil-A cow, which happened to be there that night. I was just disappointed I didn't get to meet Mr. Celery. Too busy with his on-field antics, I guess. In-game host and entertainment were also fun. Adult drinks are quite cheap compared to a MLB ballpark, as are the tickets. Because it's a small stadium, there is not a bad seat in the house! Frawley has your standard ballpark food. Chickie's and Pete's gets pretty busy, so get there early or off peak during the game. 20 minute walk from the Amtrak station on a beautiful trail along the river. It's so easy to visit from out of town.

Mixed. Nice view…read more Access to air conditioned area on a hot day nice. But pretty much same stadium food without access to some of the better options in Ashburn Alley. If you are not vanilla, dont expect to get the same courteous welcome and special treatment you read about, especially from the more aged workers here. Little bit of microaggresion you have to put up with, so you have to ask yourself, is it really worth it. My point of comparison is Fenway, where diversity feels a lot more welcome. You disappoint me Philly. And in some instances, if you dont fit the profile, expect to get some stares you might get at the Country Club you are not a member of from a few. The same ones who act uncomfortable when you take the similarly pricy seats next to them at a show. Screams a little of remnant of old boys club which someone like me strongly believes needs to be totally cancelled. But that is just my small opinion. But some real people and fans also do come so you can have a good time. Whether it is worth the extra bucks, meh. I'd rather be lower behind home plate. Another little advice. If coming for a day game before sundown, especially on a hot day, choose 3rd base side if you want to avoid the direct sunlight.

We love our tickets in the HOF but the new renovations left little to be desired. Start white…read morehalls, laminate flooring, and the bathrooms with no paper towels or flushing toilets with the new renovations. The fan favorite turf tiles floors... GONE Food was good. Alcoholic beverage in a Phillies cup was $28.99 Phillies Store looks smaller to buy items mostly men's items. HOF it just didn't feel as fun as the walls of baseballs that everyone loved for years. Hope they add some color and more fan favorite things again

My friend and I came to Subaru Park for the second time yesterday for a Philadelphia Union game…read more This time we were in Section 132 row DD which is near the top of the corner with the river and bridge behind us. Last time we were on the video board side also in the corner upper rows. Directly opposite of where we sat last night. Both areas had great views of the field and for the most part we were able to watch the game without issues. When people and their kids were constantly getting up to let others through or kids just bored talking loud, playing loud videos, or moving around the stands without parents being parents, then there were problems which were at times difficult to deal with. Another issue which I did not even think to consider is that where we were, and having the river behind us, is that there were numerous flies making things irritating. Parking is in numerous lots throughout the area and all are cashless, so buy your pass before and get the code emailed to you to be scanned by the attendants. Police are plentiful directing traffic before and after the game. Subaru Park holds 20,000. There's plenty of bathrooms, multiple food stands (average food at high prices), and if you don't mind 24/7 cheering, the Sons of Ben section almost next to us will make you wonder how many sore throats there are the day after games. Some sections have signage specifically stating that they are standing allowed sections. The Sons of Ben sections also have signs saying you can expect to stand the whole game. Overall, we had a great time and are 2-0 with Union wins both games we attended. When we come back again, we'll be shooting for the video board side for our seats. No flies, less kids, not as much noise from the Sons of Ben (sorry, everyone) and less windy! Go Union! Ba-ba-baba-ba-ba-ba-ba....Heeeeeeyyy You! For about 20 minutes straight....

Yesterday was a perfect evening for a match. Cool air, sun setting during the first half, but…read moreunfortunately, Atlanta United took an L. I like that this stadium was designed for soccer matches rather than sharing with other sports. It's not overwhelming, easy to get to the vendors you want, the bathrooms are clean, no roof, and you can see everything happening on the pitch without looking up at the screen. The river/bridge is right behind one side with a nice view from behind the opposing team's supporter section. The parking lot can use some work but I'm sure that will come in time.

I had to go see my favorite rapper on what just may be his last tour ... for what just may be his…read morelast album - The Fall Off, and seeing it in Philly at XFinity Mobile was GREAT! My first time visiting this venue and it was an overall great experience. Lots of parking, lots of food and drink options, lots of staff to assist and great seating! J Cole was BOMB as usual - BEST concert of his I've been to (& I've been to a bunch). Will always consider XFinity Mobile for performances going forward.

Room for improvement…read more Let's start with the bad. 1) Even with prepaid parking it is a shitshow. They didn't have parking availability at the event so I opted to park across the street in the Citizens Bank Parking Lot. The individuals who are directing traffic and letting you in do not do a great job. They were waving me to go around when that was not correct at all, luckily I pulled a U turn and had my car half way in the lot when he said pull in. He was legit trying to get me lost after I paid for reserve parking in that designated lot. 2)Went to Chickie's and Pete's ordered one basket of tenders with fries, another order of fries, and three cokes. Bill came to $78, when I asked for a breakdown, the cashier gave me a look like I had three heads and said they don't do that and handed my a receipt just with the total charge on it. The Venue itself presents well, and we had seats in section 113 center which made my first WWE event a very pleasurable experience. Now should I mention that three tickets at this level total almost $1,000? A very expensive night out to go to most events at the Xfinity Mobile Area. You do have Xfinity Live! within a few blocks with big screens and good eats, I would probably opt to watch events at Xfinity Live instead but if you're jonesing to see the event in person be sure to save up for the event. As always people SYOY!!!

I came here to see Bruno Mars' Romantic Tour with DJ Pee Wee. Like most stadiums, the food and…read moredrinks were overpriced. However, I did notice that Lincoln Financial Field seemed to have more bathrooms located closer together than the Xfinity Mobile Arena, which was convenient. They have several parking lots, so it would be helpful if they provided information showing the best lot and entrance to use based on your seating section. That could prevent people from having to walk alllllllll the way around that huuuge field! Most of the workers were nice and engaging and of course some overdue their job. Since it is an outdoor stadium, thunderstorms can definitely put a damper on an event until the weather clears. I understand that delays are necessary for everyone's safety, but maybe it's time to consider adding a retractable dome! Overall, I still enjoyed the concert and had an AMAAAAAAZING time!!!!

Go birds! Visited…read morethe LINC for Eagles open practice. Lucky for us they made parking free. Ladies, make sure you purchase a clear stadium approved bag or you will need to use a locker to get through security. Food is expensive but lots of cool stuff to try like Tony Luke's, Chickie & Pete's, and a cool Australian savory pie stand. Elevators were a bit difficult to find. If you need handicap assistance call ahead.

Last night's performance of "Grandiloquent" by GARY GULMAN at the The Grand Opera House was…read moreintelligent, deeply human, and masterfully crafted, the show draws heavily from his book "Misfit"--and brings its spirit to life on stage. Gulman is like a modern-day Scheherazade, spinning stories that hold the audience spellbound. He pulls you in so completely--you're laughing one moment, moved the next, and before you know it, the show has ended and you're left wanting more. His narratives are intricately interwoven with a mix of obscure and familiar references that reward attentive listeners. Gulman manages to be hilarious, self-deprecating, vulnerable, and razor-sharp all at once. Beneath the humor, you always sense his compassion and commitment to social and economic justice. My only reservation was a small but noticeable shift in tone: he used the F-word a handful of times. What makes Gulman so distinctive is that his comedy has always been brilliantly intelligent and genuinely funny - without relying on cursing. It felt slightly out of step with his otherwise clean style. That said, it did little to diminish what was, overall, a truly memorable and deeply affecting evening. Strongly recommend the show! A brief note for the venue itself: it might be worth considering a slightly delayed start--just a few minutes past the stated time--to allow late arrivals to settle, followed by closing the doors once the performance begins. The steady trickle of people finding their seats was distracting not only for the audience but undoubtedly for the performer as well. Additionally, a clear, firm announcement at the outset about refraining from cellphone use would go a long way. During the show, a guest in the front row was scrolling on her phone, and the glow and movement were quite disruptive to those nearby--one can only imagine how noticeable it must be from the stage. Small adjustments like these would help preserve the immersive, attentive atmosphere that a performance of Gulman's caliber truly deserves. Beautiful venue, comfortable seats, great acoustics and ambiance. Very affordable tix. The view from Orchestra, Row D, Seat 6 was OUTSTANDING!

Not a bad seat in the house. Went to see the Black Violin's…read moresold out show. Great sound.

Philadelphia Flyers Yup another NHL team I follow. I know…read moreyou Yelp fans in Philadelphia are out there! Some History: Part of the 1967 NHL expansion, the Flyers are the first of the expansion teams in the post-Original Six era to win the Stanley Cup. They won in 1973-74 and again in 1974-75. The Flyers biggest adversaries have been the New York Rangers, with an intense rivalry back to the 1970s. They have also waged against the New York Islanders in the 1970s and 1980s, the Boston Bruins in the 1970s and 2010s, the Washington Capitals, as well as the New Jersey Devils. There's a lot of history here and many notable players. If you want more info you can research. I'm going to enjoy the games this season. Support your Flyers. I may see you at MSG!

In terms of points percentage, the Philadelphia Flyers are currently the third-most successful team…read moreof the 31 active teams in the NHL. The Flyers won back-to-back Stanley Cups in 1974 and 1975. The team's number of championships (2) is tied for 11th best in the league. Historically, the Flyers have been a perennial playoff team. All time, the team ranks in the top 10 in total playoff seasons. However, over the last decade, the Flyers have only made the playoffs on average about every other year. All things considered, Philadelphia has been home to one of the NHL's better-performing franchises. The Flyers are among the NHL's second-oldest members. They were part of the second wave of franchises that joined during the league's 1967 expansion. That expansion saw the league size double from six teams (the Original Six) to 12 teams. Of the 1967 expansion teams, Philadelphia was the first to win the Stanley Cup. Another 1967 expansion team, the in-state rival Pittsburgh Penguins, have won the Stanley Cup five times (the most of any of the expansion teams from that year). After winning back-to-back titles in 1974 and 1975, the Flyers went on to appear in six more Stanley Cup Finals, the latest in 2010. Four of the Flyers' six retired jersey numbers belong to players who won the Stanley Cup. They include goaltender Bernie Parent, defenseman Barry Ashbee, left-winger Bill Barber, and center Bobby Clarke. Parent is a legend among goalies and a Philadelphia sports icon. Clarke was the captain of both teams that won the Stanley Cup. Parent, Barber, and Clarke were all inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame. Ashbee was a member of the 1974 championship team, but his career was unfortunately cut short from an eye injury he suffered in the Flyers' series preceding the Stanley Cup Finals. Tragically, only about three years later, Ashbee passed away from leukemia at age 37. The Flyers' home arena is the Wells Fargo Center. With a present seating capacity of 19,600 (the number can vary depending on where you look; 19,600 is from the Wells Fargo Center website), the Wells Fargo Center is the fourth-biggest arena in the NHL. The Flyers and the NBA's Philadelphia 76ers have been the building's only two full-time occupants since the building opened in 1996. The seating capacity for Sixers games is slightly larger at 21,000. Wells Fargo Center is part of the South Philadelphia Sports Complex which includes Lincoln Financial Field (Philadelphia Eagles; NFL) and Citizens Bank Park (Philadelphia Phillies; MLB). #AnytimeAnywhere

Great facility!! We have seen several great concerts here and also watched some soccer league games…read morehere. Terrific location and facilities.

I went for a Blue Coats game. It's a nice little arena that feels like a high school gymnasium. The…read morefans sat on the bleachers on one side with the other side of bleachers retracted. The slight lines are great. Walking to your seat you get very close to the court. The team mimics the Philadelphia 76ers with sound effects and games. Parking was free but the lot I parked in barely had enough spaces. Also there was one concession stand for the whole arena and the options are rather limited.