Lincoln Financial Field

Been here twice. Once for a game and a Taylor Swift concert with my girlfriend. Parking prices are a joke as with all venues such as this. Drinks and food is also way over priced. The stadium itself is nice and can see from just about anywhere.
The crowd for the Taylor Swift concert was exactly what I expected and there were no issues. However the crowd for the Eagles game was uncivilized to say the least! I understand it is an NFL game and the fans are passionate BUT when all you hear is cursing and see projectiles flying through the air its not an environment I want to be. I was there with a buddy so we were fine but its certainly NOT a place I’d bring my family. Its a shame sporting events have come to this!
Its apparent your experience will depend on the type of event you attend at here.

My fiancé and I went to our first NFL game together recently and it was only fitting that it was an Eagles game, as it’s our #1 NFL team. The stadium is pretty awesome. There are some good food options, including Tony Luke’s for cheesesteaks! There are plenty of vendors if you want beer or water. And there’s a bar area where you can buy and drink hard alcohol.
The seats were clean and the process is organized. We had some phenomenal seats, right next to an end zone!
And there’s a cool inside area when you first walk in. Check out the model of the stadium inside the ticketing office. And look out for freebies right outside the entrance. It was awesome that they were giving free clear bags, so I could put my stuff in a bag!
Security is very important for the stadium managers. Make sure to read online for info on what you can and can’t bring with you to the game. And also, check out the website for parking info. The parking lot can get packed on game day, so plan ahead!
We had a wonderful first NFL game together. Go Eagles!

This is an impressive stadium overall. But, I did not like the fact that I could not bring in my purse! Why not just check it like most places? The food and drinks were the highest I’ve ever seen at a sports venue. Another problem is that I paid $ 4.00 a bottle for water and they took the caps off and said we can’t have them (apparently rowdy fans have used them to throw at people in the past). This caused a problem for me because I had other drinks and tons of food to carry and those water bottles had no lids! The seats and stadium itself are nice.

Ugh. This place is the illusion of safety. I had to throw away a Swiss tech multi tool, WITHOUT a knife. But RIGHT NEXT to that tool was a key knife, (only about 1.25 inches long) missed that how stupid. Guys are walking in with huge cargo shorts stuffed, all fine. My friend has a purse that was searched thoroughly but was 2 inches too big so she had to take it back to her car. When she came back from the car, no search, the supervisor with big dreads just waved her right through, no search after going to the car. Perfect. These morons pretend to make us safe but they lack any legitimate skills to keep us safe. Forget this but house.

Football game, November, Panasonic Club seats, Club C36 Row 1, Seats 9 – 10.
Parking was easy enough at 12:50, 10 minutes before kickoff. We parked in the no tailgaiting parking lots S-​X across the street from XFinity Live, behind Citizens Bank Park. After an eventful walk to the stadium which took about 5 minutes, observing the peddlers attempting to sell fake tickets, musically inclined people performing for change, etc, we made it past Xfinity live to the Xfinity gate. We didn’t try to get the Panasonic Gate/​Suit Entry since it was on the other side of the field past the Verizon Wireless Gate. Our wait at the gate was less than 3 minutes though via the «No Bag Lines».
(AFTER GAME NOTE– Highly recommend you exit lots S-​X through the West facing exit, North and East facing exits would have added an hour onto our exit according to Google)
We walked straight up the steps and saw the security guard in front of the President’s Club and Panasonic club entrance escalators. It was extremely convenient in hindsight from our side of the field.
The Panasonic Club is a climate controlled elevated version of the general admission access to food vendors and bars. Panasonic Club is cleaner and well staffed. A lager was $ 9, my greyhound mixed drink was also $ 9. A pizza, lager, and water was about $ 21.00. The pizza was not good.
There are many bathrooms at the Club level with respect to how many people are trying to access them at one time. I went between quarters (except half time) and never had a wait at the bar or the bathroom!
Our seats were comfortable, they’re cushioned at the Club levels. I would recommend sitting in the first row like we did, so you can lean over the rails and generally just feel like you’re right next to the field without any obstructions. Or I would get the last row, no one is behind you, there is a concrete wall and you can stand and move freely without getting in anyone’s way.
I am an Eagles fan but I was with someone representing the opposing team and at the Club level you feel much more comfortable wearing another team’s jersey. We sat next to great people that joked with us the entire time.
My panasonic club seats were about $ 360 a piece via Ticketmaster or one of those 3^rd party sites.
Highly recommend for a climate controlled, no hassle, no wait involved football game!

It’s always fun to watch the Eagles play ball. The unfortunate thing here is going through security. It took us 35 minutes to get inside the stadium. I would recommend that they get more screeners. The line was not moving very fast. I know you are probably saying I should get into the stadium sooner, but I have a tough time paying $ 10 dollars for a Millers Lite beer! Got my workout in climbing all the steps to the last row in the upper deck. Unfortunately, the beer vendor didn’t show up to this dizzy stadium hight until half time. I had to scamper down the steep steeps to use the bathroom and to get another beer. Lesson learned for next time ordering tickets!

Thrilled I was able to make this road trip to Philly to spend time with family and watch my cousin (Eagles Safety) play one of his childhood friends (Saints WR #16) in Week 5. We were deep, like 30 of us made the trip. It was my first time visiting this stadium and I realized the game day vibe was different from what I was accustomed to at FEDEX Field. Once we got through security, I grabbed a soft pink fan towel then started checking things out. I loved the layout of the stadium and the enhancements made to celebrate Breast Cancer Awareness were awesome. Staff members were friendly and didn’t limit the places I explored while trying to get great shots.
For some local fare, I grabbed food from Chickie’s & Peet’s then copped $ 10 worth of ⁵⁰⁄₅₀ raffle tickets. During halftime we went to the main pro shop and got to stretch our legs outside which I loved. I even ran up & down this huge staircase several times to get my FITBIT steps and the staff just smiled. Members of security even offered to take my picture. The media always talked about Philly’s rowdy fans, but I didn’t see it. Maybe the great weather and Eagles domination contributed to the love fest. High fives and hugs all day and no fighting!!! Final score: 39 – 17.
After the game, we made our way down to the Touch Down club on the lower level. You must have a credential to gain access in order to engage with the players and enjoy yummy bites and libation. It was sweet although you can’t ask for autographs, you can take pictures. I chose to play it cool and not ask for anything. My entire visit was fantastic and I’m really looking forward to attending another home game this season. For a great football fan experience, come here! #FLYEAGLESFLY

Beautiful stadium!
Came for an Eagles game and was blown away! Friendly and helpful staff anytime we asked where something was. Huge Pro shop to buy yourself anything you want. A lot of good options for food and drinks all around the stadium as well.
Leaving the stadium after a game could be a nightmare. So prepare yourself to sit in traffic for a bit. The police close certain roads when leaving so be prepared to change your route when leaving.

Eagles vs Saints. First visit to hallowed ground. State-​of-​the-​art football only facility in So. Philly. Energy friendly with wind turbines and solar PV. Great sight lines to the field and the Jumbotron. Efficient crowd management and ample security. Tailgating is a high art form. The experience was made all the more pleasant by an Eagles victory. Not a sure thing this season.

Easily the best sports venue in town. I came here for an Eagles game and was once again impressed with this stadium. For one thing, I really like that they captured the spirit of the fans in particular elements of the stadium. For instance, as I was coming down the stadium stairs, there’s a blown up image of two little kids sitting on a car in Eagles jerseys eating takeout. I thought it accurately captured the diversity and fervor (Eagles fans bleed green from birth) of the team’s fans. There was also a lot of space on what I want to call a ‘courtyard’ for vendors, food and giveaways. Though packed, it wasn’t too tight. I also came early though, so there’s a tip!
Another neat thing is it seems the facility is genuinely trying to be green: solar energy, paper carton our food was served in, etc. There’s also some pretty great views of the city depending on which set of stairs you go up (There’s escalators, but if you can brave the stairs, take them!).
The only warnings are: the food and parking are definitely expensive. The fans are the same fans from the vet, and though they are generally very friendly, there’s a lot of cursing and yelling. I have come to expect it, but for anyone wondering if it’s suitable for kids, and has a real concern about that, just something to consider.

The amenities are great, though the in-​house entertainment is consistently disappointing.

This stadium is incredible!!! It’s state of the art. They are so «green» not just because it’s the home of the Philadelphia Eagles who sport green but they have wind and solar and are huge on recycling. It’s really impressive.
The club level is awesome. It offers Great inside seating, with lounge style sections, huge tvs, and lots of yummy food options. Or Jump in your seat and watch the game with a great view of the field.
Staff is always friendly and the place is always clean.
I will say I’m disappointed this season chicky and Petes is only doing their steak cheese steaks… Last year they did chicken and boy oh boy were they amazing!!! Bring it back please I mean not everyone eats red meat this girl is one of them!
I love this place. Nothing but positive things to say. Now our birds tonight… Well that’s another story. They forgot to show up to the field and Dallas left with the win

I attended the Kevin Hart show here. Nice venue with good views in an open air stadium. They have over priced drinks and snacks, which seems typical for this type of venue. $ 4 for a small bottle of water, $ 5 for box popcorn and a soft pretzel, and $ 8 for bottomless popcorn. They serve beer but not sure how much it costs. The major drawback is that the employees are unable to provide good directions. Because of this we had to find our own seating and was unable to find t-​shirts for sale. The worst part was the traffic to leave. Took 30 minutes for us to reach the exit gate (and we not parked far from the gate) and there was no one helping to direct traffic onto the street.

Went for an Eagles vs. Colts preseason game this past weekend.
Parking was a real rip-​off at $ 40 which is absurd. Issue is that because they have the 76ers, Phillies, and Eagles all in the same complex there really are no close lots to park inexpensively.
The stadium is beautiful and still feels so new. The bathrooms are clean which is always important. I thought the concessions are well thought out and you didn’t have to go around and around to get a beer and then a cheesesteak.
Nice employees who were on top of some out of control fans in our area.
To think we aren’t even Eagles fans… Lol

Nice field with lots of good surrounding parking. You’ll have to pay between 30 – 40 bucks for parking but it’s direct access to the stadium. Loved the drum corp. The only unfortunate thing was lack of air conditioned spots ANYWHERE near the stands. With smoking hot game days like today, that is an absolute necessity.

Biggest clusterf***K getting out of a game or concert. I came here for taylor swift concert and it took over an hour to get out of this parking lot. I recommend parking outside or taking public transportation.

If you are a therapist and a married couple come to you, one of them only cares about money, the other only cares about sex. How do you repair the disconnect and get them back together? I’m not sure.
But if you want to try, you might want to start by connecting the warring philosophies… which means Linking Financial with Physical.
Hence the name of this stadium. How does it feel? No really. How did Linking Financial Feeled?
First-​Hand Experience: Info on my personal visit to this stadium — I first came to this stadium literally days after it opened, to see Chelsea vs AC Milan. It was an incredible game, with Sheva scoring the winner for AC Milan just minutes before the end. They won 3 – 2 with that late goal. Then I came here to see a couple of Eagles games and loved every second. I find the crowd to be one of the most intense in the NFL, and the location to be pretty spectacular with the river and bridge scapes and the skyline in the background and the airplanes taking off and landing nearby. I haven’t been in a couple of years and am itching to get back and see another Eagles home game here.
Now that I’ve been to every NFL stadium (current and former) and seen all 32 teams play live in the flesh, time to review them on Unilocal!I love stadia! I’ve been to every cool sports arena in the UK & North America, it’s an obsession I have with travel & sport. I’ve roamed America as a musician for years. In that time, I’ve seen sports games at (or toured when empty, or both) almost every major stadium in US/​Canada. Many pictures taken which I’ll upload eventually. On future travels, I’ll new pix, and add more stadiums! Watch this space!
***back to regular review***
One of my fave teams, and a truly spectacular stadium. You can see it from the I-​95, up on high, it’s gorgeous. It’s down towards the airport, surrounded by industry. It loses a point because the fact that (like Pitt) it’s not properly closed in, it loses some atmosphere, married with it being so far from downtown and in a wasteland… I still love the stadium though and the fans (yes, I’m not kidding) and the team, and hope they win something someday, especially under Chip Kelly.
Although if I was a girl I would not want to be under Chip Kelly. By any means.
As a boy though, yeah, bring him on. Ooh baby.
By the way if you’re in Philly, get John’s Roast Pork with XS Provolone, go to Reading Terminal Market and get hot pretzels and lemonade and ice cream from Miller’s Twist (trust me), and try the Roast Pork at Tommy DiNic’s with Broccoli Rabe if you like, also make sure you hit up Nick’s Old Original Roast Beef on 20^th.
And if you injure BOTH legs while playing here, then it will be renamed to Limping Bilateral Field.

Friendly staff is eager to keep the crowds moving along and help you find anything you need.
Concession stands operate like well-​oiled machines. The lines move very quickly but never make you feel rushed.
For out-​of-​towners rooting for the away team. I can’t guarantee you won’t be harassed. But it’s nothing serious. I’ve been to dozens of Philly sporting events, and I’ve never witnessed any acts of violence. Philly fans always get a bad rap, but things are a lot more relaxed now, especially since the Eagles are winning now :)
Come on in, grab a cheesesteak, and enjoy the game. Even the generic cheesesteak stands in this stadium and in the city in general offer some of the best cheeseteaks in the country.

As a diehard fan, I’m trying really, really, really hard not to be biased about my experience here – but seriously, how could you have anything bad to say about Lincoln Financial Field?
I came here for the very first time to watch the Eagles v Giants game on 10÷12÷14! Needless to say, it was honestly the best birthday gift a girl could have possibly asked for! Can I get an AMEN for that shutout?
Sure, there is a huge crowd and the lines can be a little long, but is it any different at any other NFL stadium? There are thousands of people, what were you expecting? Quite frankly, I never had to wait more than a minute or two for anything, including the bathroom.
The only acceptable complaint, in my opinion, surrounds the prices for beer. It’s a little outrageous, but then again, so is watching the Philadelphia Eagles play without a beer in hand.
Overall, this is a great place to be on game day, assuming you’re cheering for the «correct» side! Contrary to popular belief, 99.9% of fans behave themselves respectably. It’s the few who don’t that give our community a bad reputation. I will bleed green until I die and I can’t wait for my next game at this stadium. Fly Eagles Fly!

Sometimes I miss the old Veterans Stadium, but I surely don’t miss the smell of the Vet.
Home of the Eagles and Temple Owls where you’d hear chants of «Fly Eagles Fly» or that Owl screeching when they are winning, down to the «Boos’» when they aren’t. Though The Linc isn’t as large like the Vet was, they keep things a little more close. You’ll see the action better, the seating is better, though I do miss the «6 & 700 level» crowds.
The Linc has become more of a family type of venues where the Vet was the big bully, intimidating to opposing fans and teams. The Linc is a cleaner, more open enviroment, you won’t see guys urinating in the sinks like of old.
The food has gotten a little better, no it’s not 5 stars across the board quality, but it is pricey as all hell though. I know the beer selections have improved, along with some of the staffing. Now the food and beer selections they have across the street, yea that’s how it should be here.
The Linc also has great games, or attractions for kids that are in attendance, they also have side tents for the party types with bands playing. A beautiful store located inside that is open year round if you need to buy or update your gear.
They did go one step further in «Going Green» with the solar panels you’d see if you were driving on I95. Its shows you they are thinking about the enviroment, saving energy and money at the same time.
The Linc is a pretty good spot not only for the games, but for other attractions, and concerts. They are now holding soccer games (original futbol) seeing soccer has grown in this country and I am a HUGE fan of it. Even though they just built the new soccer stadium in Chester, the bigger well known teams will still be coming here.
Come down and enjoy a Saturday or Sunday afternoon game, I think you’ll enjoy yourself.