Hall Of Fame Club

I recently saw a game at Citizens Bank Park and our seats were in the Hall of Fame Club. For those of you not familiar with the Hall of Fame Club, it’s basically the 200 level seating — same level as the media. But, it’s a really cool set up. You get special entrance into a climate controlled area complete with plenty of concessions… and there are virtually no lines you need to deal with. Awesome. On top of that, the bathrooms are absolutely immaculate which is incredibly rare for a professional sports venue. I’d kind of compare this to flying first class. You’re watching the same game as the cheap seats but just with a lot more amenities.
You can hang out indoors and have a good view of the game and then you can move it outside to your seats. Most of these seats are protected by an overhang which is great when there is any kind of weather like the rain delayed game we saw. All of the seats have a phenomenal view of the action and you can easily get some foul balls in these spots. The area even offers high top type tables you can eat and drink at.
The Hall of Fame Club also has its own mini Hall of Fame (hence the name, I get it). It pays tribute to many of baseball’s all time greats and then has its own Phillies section. It’s a pretty cool display (nothing like Monument Park but they’re trying — I had to get a Yankees jab in there). The concessions are all priced like you would expect to see at any baseball stadium but the price of the seats are only $ 68 (face value on the seats we sat in). That’s incredibly cheap. It’s a great value. I’d recommend shelling out the few extra bucks to watch a game in the lap of luxury. You still have access to the rest of the stadium; you just need to show your ticket to get in and out of the Club. Either way, it’s a great spot to watch a game.

Very nice place to enjoy the game. All seats are excellent. Bathrooms are nicer and cleaner. More food and booze options closer by. You can step back in the AC which is much appreciated on very hot days. I simply enjoy myself so much better in the Hall of Fame than in the nose bleeds. I can actually manage to pay attention to the entire game. And people seem to be more civilized so I would recommend this section for the kiddies.

The Hall of Fame Club– which includes Hall of Fame seats, The Diamond Club and the box suites– is the BEST place to watch a Phillies game.
After experiencing a game here– it is hard to go back to the nose bleed seats.
I’ve been lucky enough to experience both the Diamond Club and Box Suite sections here. Both are amazing. The seating in the HOFC is like no other– more room and padding! The bathrooms are also a step above the rest– I love the grass tiles.
The club offers better dining options than the rest of the park, even a sit down restaurant. But of course they have the all time favorites as well– hot dogs, crab fries, ice cream helmets– the only difference being much, much shorter lines!
Another advantage is the ability to go inside the air conditioning– there are plenty of seating options inside.
I would also recommend just walking around the club– it’s like a mini Phillies museum. In the Diamond Club you also can watch the Phillies and the away team batting, which is a cool behind the scenes look.
The Hall of Fame Club experience is like no other and can be appreciated by anyone– baseball fans or not.

So you’re not connected and can’t finagle an invitation to one of the fancy schmancy suites but still want to see a game in style. If you have a few extra bucks the Hall of Fame Club might be perfect for you.
So let’s get the cost out of the way first. A ticket is going so set you back about $ 75. Is it worth it? Read on and you be the judge.
* Every seat has a killer view of the field.
* The seats themselves are wider, nicely padded, and have tons of leg room. You won’t believe the difference!
* A beautiful air conditioned dining area with high top tables and chairs. Much appreciated when the humidity is 98%.
* Much much better dining and adult libation options. Just to be clear, much much better! The increase in quality is simply amazing. There is even a Chickie’s & Pete’s with shorter lines.
* Even the bathrooms are nicer.
* Finally, there is that wonderful feeling that comes with much less jostling and bumping and overall crowding.
The lovely wife and I have enjoyed a game from «The Club» at least once a year for many years and always look forward to it.

I love this section of the ball park. Better bathrooms, premium food stands, better beers, indoor air conditioned area, and better views of the game. Prices for food and merch are no different than downstairs, but generally the lines are a bit shorter.
I received the tickets as a gift, but I think they are moderately priced, in the $ 60-​$ 100 range.

This is a great «VIP» section of Citizens Bank park. We sat in the 230 section (given free tickets) and had a perfect view of the field. It was only my second visit to a Phillies game, so it was great to be able to see the big screen so clearly (to learn the players names and positions, and the score, obviously.)
I probably wouldn’t spend the $ 75/​ticket, but I’d highly recommend the section for those who can afford it. The bar/​air conditioned area is a definite perk. It’s also possible to buy chicken fingers and fries for $ 9.75, which is such a deal at a sporting event where water costs $ 4.50.

Attended a game and unfortunately ate at a outside restaurant area before knowing my seats included the Hall of Fame option. My seats have extra leg room AND padded seat — so if you get the opportunity to attend a game enjoy the club and make sure you sample the awesome food — looked great to bad I was already full.

The Hall of Fame Club is located on the 200 level of the baseball park, and extends from the section 212 (behind the first base) to section 232 (behind the third base). I get to sit directly behind the home base, giving me a fantastic view of the field below. The seats are extra wide (so you don’t have to rub shoulders with the fat guy next to you) and extra padded for more comfortable seating. In addition, the Hall of Fame Club provides access to air conditioned lounge areas, featuring bistro-​style dining and various, private concession stands, including Chickie’s & Pete’s (i.e., no more waiting in lines for hours!). The indoor lounge provides a nice refuge from rain or extreme hot/​cold temperatures, and the entrees they offer in the Hall of Fame Club is a cut above regular fare at the park (similar to club areas at the Lincoln Financial Field or the Wells Fargo Center). Of course, if you’re into Tony Luke’s or the Schmitter (like I am), you’ll still have to swing by those concession stands on the way up to the club area. They do, however, have a very well stocked bar, so I’m good on premium beer or scotch on the rocks. If you get a chance to get tickets to the Hall of Fame Club, I would highly recommend the experience.
P. S.: Don’t forget to checkout some of the displays they’ve set up in the club.