Stadium #11 Lincoln Financial Field Philadelphia, PA |
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Stadium Vitals Built: 2003 Capacity: 68,532 seats Playing Surface: Natural Grass Draft Beer: $6.50 Hot Dog: $4.75 Cheesesteak: $8.50 Stadium Parking: $25.00 |
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Stadium Review - Lincoln Financial Field ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() I spent the remainder of my tailgating time approaching random groups of fans to sing the Philadelphia Eagles Fight song, "Fly Eagles Fly" with me on camera. It's always an interesting ice breaker as most fans try to size up exactly who you are and try to understand what you're trying to do. I find it's best to approach fans later in the day. By that time they're generally adequately lubricated and more agreeable. I think they sing better too. ![]() For more information on the city of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania check out my other reviews by clicking on the links below: NBA: Philadelphia 76ers, Wachovia Center - General Information NHL: Philadelphia Flyers, Wells Fargo Center - General Information |
City of Philadelphia Local Information | |
Top Tourist Attractions: Independence Hall & The Liberty Bell National Constitution Center Philadelphia Museum of Art & the "Rocky" statue and steps City Hall Tower Local Foods: Philly Cheese Steak Hoagie, Scrapple, Soft Pretzel What They're Drinkin': Yeungling, Manayunk Brewing Company, Kildare's, Stoudt's Pils, Victory Storm King Stout Tailgating Hotspots: Parking Lots at the Linc (OneCrazyFan.com, EaglesVan.com, CavsEaglesTailgate.com) Fan Resources: Pocket Map of Philadelphia Metro Rail Map (SEPTA) Stadium Policy Stadium Parking Map Local Sports Media: The Philadelphia Inquirer The Philadelphia Daily News WYSP 94FM WIP 610AM |
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Bar Districts: Old City District Monk's Cafe Mc Fadden's at Citizens Bank Park Best Restaurants: Pat's King of Steaks & Geno's Steaks (9th Street & Passyunk Ave) Chickie and Pete's (sports bar near the stadium) Melrose Dinner (South Philadelphia) Jim's Steaks Tony Luke's City Tavern (unofficial meeting place of Washington, Franklin, Adams, Jefferson and several other founding fathers) 5 Mayfair Dinner (Northeast) Brauhaus Schmitz (German) Penn's Landing Getting to the Stadium: The quickest way to Lincoln Financial Field is south along the SEPTA Broad Street Subway Line. Exit at the last southbound stop, Pattison Avenue and the stadium is a short walk away. There's also plenty of parking at the Linc and some great tailgating, so don't be afraid to drive your car to the stadium. Where To Stay: Stay in downtown Philly to be close to the stadium and close to the action. Philadelphia boasts many, many attractions including City Food Tours, the Civil War Museum, and the Morris Arboretum, to name a few. We suggest staying at the Holiday Inn or Shippen Way Inn. |
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"Yo, Adrian, it's me, Rocky..." | OneCrazyFan.com | SuperFan Stephanie and the Crew | ||
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Nothing Like Christmas in Philly | Tailgating at the Linc | "Fly Eagles, Fly" | ||
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Crystal, Amy and myself with Yuletide Cheer | Lincoln Financial Field | Ultimate Eagles Fan, Shaun Young | ||
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Getting Ready for Game Time | A Philly Cheesesteak in the Upper Deck | Mike Vick fails to disappoint | ||
COMMENTS? Please feel free to post any suggestions or comments you might have for my journey to Lincoln Financial Field, including the following: - Local Hotspots (Bar Districts, Restaurants, Clubs) - Local Foods (Traditional Cuisine, Micro Brews) - Tailgating Traditions - Your Experiences or Helpful Hints - If you saw me let me know! All commentary will be moderated. Your e-mail address will not be published. |
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Tom Mitchell from Philadelphia |
I have lived here my
entire life, and seem to have failed the ability to live down the fact
that my Grandfather's peers threw snow balls at a drunk man that was
pulled out of the stadium to take the place of the santa that never
showed up... These are the actions of people that most likely do not
attend the game. Furthermore getting heckled in a stadium is completely
normal. I have been to Giants stadium a few times in my life, the
fanbase there is no different.
Please give it a rest!
The fans in San Fransisco, and LA seem to be more violent now a days,
and yet still people think that Philadelphia is terrible! |
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Patrick from Downington |
Nice post. I am from Pennsylvania, even though my dad and I are Giant/Packer fans, we cannot go to this stadium anymore. The fans are soo drunk for every single game. They throw snowballs at Santas, throw up on ya (happened to me) and will heckle you so much, its unbearable. If your child or friend is rooting for a team facing the Eagles, please don't take him to the Linc. BTW, the courthouse in the stadium is there... in the basement | |||||
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