Citizens Bank Park Guide

Plan your visit to Citizens Bank Park. Home of the Philadelphia Phillies. Get travel tips, airport distances, ballpark food, and fan traditions, then track your visit and build your MLB Passport.

Address
1 Citizens Bank Way, Philadelphia, PA, 19148
Capacity
42792

Getting Around

Citizens Bank Park is part of the South Philadelphia sports complex and is served by SEPTA's Broad Street Line at the NRG station, a short walk from the gates. Driving via I-95 or I-76 is also common.

Parking

Large lots surround the sports complex and are popular for tailgating, a Philadelphia tradition. Arrive early on big-game days; the Broad Street Line is an easy alternative from Center City.

Best Seats & Views

Lower-level seats along the infield offer the closest views, and Ashburn Alley beyond the outfield is a lively spot to walk and eat. Upper-level seats are affordable with good sightlines.

Where to Stay

Center City Philadelphia is a short ride up the Broad Street Line and offers the widest range of hotels, while some options sit closer to the sports complex. Compare dates for the best rates.

Nearby Attractions

Ashburn Alley's food and the outfield concourse are attractions in themselves, and the South Philadelphia sports complex shares the area with the city's football, basketball, and hockey arenas. Center City's history and dining are a short ride away.

Ballpark History

Opened in 2004, Citizens Bank Park replaced Veterans Stadium, and the Phillies won the 2008 World Series here. It's known for its passionate crowds and its food.

Fan Tips

Get a Philly cheesesteak and walk Ashburn Alley before the game. Expect one of the most passionate home crowds in baseball, especially for a division rival.

Accessibility

Citizens Bank Park is a modern, accessible ballpark with accessible seating, entrances, and restrooms, and guest services to assist. Accessible seating is available on multiple levels.

Neighborhood

The park sits in the South Philadelphia sports complex, a dedicated stadium district south of Center City, easily reached by the Broad Street Line.

Frequently asked questions

How do I get to Citizens Bank Park?

Take SEPTA's Broad Street Line to the NRG station, a short walk from the park in the South Philadelphia sports complex. Driving via I-95 or I-76 is also common.

Where should I park at Citizens Bank Park?

Large lots surround the sports complex and are popular for tailgating. Arrive early on big-game days, or take the Broad Street Line from Center City.

What are the best seats at Citizens Bank Park?

Lower-level infield seats are closest to the action, upper-level seats are affordable with good sightlines, and Ashburn Alley beyond the outfield is a lively spot.

Is Citizens Bank Park wheelchair accessible?

Yes. Citizens Bank Park offers accessible seating on multiple levels, plus accessible entrances, restrooms, and guest services.