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Steelers at Eagles
Lincoln Financial Field
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Steelers at Eagles
Lincoln Financial Field. Sunday, November 22, 4:25 PM.
2 travellers, 2 nights, Sat, Nov 21 to Mon, Nov 23.
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Hotel
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Game
Steelers at Eagles
Sunday 4:25 PM, Lincoln Financial Field.
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Game day
- 11:55 AMXfinity Live! outdoor plaza before kickoff
- 2:25 PMRide the Broad Street Line to NRG Station
- 3:55 PMBe in your seat
- 4:25 PMKickoff, Steelers at Eagles
Local picks
- tailgate, 65 points
- eat, 65 points
- tour, 100 points
- ritual, 25 points
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Flights
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Where to stay
Finding rooms for your dates
Stay in the city and ride in for the game.
SEPTA Broad Street Line to NRG station, then a short walk.
Where visiting fans stay
Center City
20 min by SEPTA Metro Broad Street Line (B) to NRG station, then a ~10 minute walk. This is the point of the Linc. You stay in the good part of the city and ride down.
South Philadelphia
8 min on foot. Live. Casino & Hotel is 0.3 miles from the stadium.
The matchup
Form, ESPN's model and the stat leaders
- Form
The Steelers are 2-2 after 4 games, 4th in the AFC North.
They are 0-2 on the road.
The Eagles are 2-1 after 3 games, 1st in the NFC East.
They are 1-0 at home.
Where the fans drink
The bars fans pick on game day, and how each one treats a visiting fan.
- ~4 min walk; SEPTA Broad Street Line to NRG is a 5-min walk
Mixed crowd. A ticketed, commercially run complex.
Note the name change. This was Xfinity Live! and is now Stateside Live., same address. The old name will not work.
Doors open 9:00am on home gamedays. Ticketed tailgate packages start at 11am and noon. Book ahead for a home game. Expect airport-style lines at peak times. Call 215-372-7000.
- ~10 min walk / 0.5 mile north
Mostly home fans. This is the club's official sports bar.
Peter and Henrietta Ciarrocchi bought a taproom on Robbins Avenue in Mayfair in 1977. What started as a corner bar is now a Philadelphia institution, the official sports bar of the Philadelphia Eagles. The Packer Avenue flagship is the one that matters on gameday: three separate bars, a 14-foot TV, and fryers running non-stop for Crabfries.
No gameday reservations in practice. Arrive early, 2.5 to 3 hours before kickoff, or you will line up on Packer Ave. Full kitchen on site. Nine of the eleven Philadelphia-area Eagles-directory bars are Chickie's and Pete's outlets.
Tickets
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Know before you go
Gates, bags, payment and access at Lincoln Financial Field.
Entry mechanism
Mobile tickets only. The Eagles say ticketing is 100% mobile, held in the Official Eagles App. Open the app, tap Stadium, and log into your Eagles Account. If your phone dies, bring a valid photo ID to any Will Call window to get your ticket reissued.
Gate finder
Entry is zoned. The Eagles say you must enter the gate matching your ticket's zone. Your gate is printed on the ticket. The stadium also runs a live interactive wayfinding map at maps.yinzcam.com/map/NFL_PHI. Zone-to-gate info itself is a static image at philadelphiaeagles.com/know-before-you-go/zoned-entry.
Bag policy
Bags must be clear plastic, vinyl or PVC, max 12" x 6" x 12" (30.5 x 15.2 x 30.5 cm). A one-gallon clear freezer bag also works. Small clutches up to 4.5" x 6.5" are allowed, even alongside a clear bag. Bags with buckles, grommets or other hardware that hides contents are not allowed. Banned: purses bigger than a clutch, coolers, briefcases, backpacks, book bags, fanny packs, cinch bags, luggage, seat cushions, computer bags, camera bags, binocular cases.
Prohibited items
Banned: outside food, drinks and liquids including alcohol, umbrellas, strollers, infant car seats and carriers, seat cushions, cameras with lenses over 5 inches (still cameras only, no video recorders), aerosol cans, balloons, noisemakers, drones.
Re-entry
Re-entry is not allowed. You can't exit and come back in on the same ticket. Emergency re-entry needs Gate Chief approval and a full re-screening.
Payment
The stadium is cashless. Cash-to-card reverse ATMs are in the Pepsi lobby and at sections 105 and 122. Accepted cards: MasterCard, Visa, American Express, Discover, and Apple Pay.
Dietary
Gluten-free items are sold at the cocktail stands. All sandwiches at the Club markets come on a gluten-free roll on request. One vegan burrito is listed by name.
Accessible entry
North Gate is the ADA gate. People with disabilities can use it for faster entry, along with the Tork and Hyundai VIP entrances. It sits next to the Remote Ticket Booth, apart from the general gates (Northeast, XFINITY, West, FanDuel). Elevators serve the East Club & Suite Entrance, the Hyundai Club & Suite Entrance, and the Pepsi Lobby.
Accessible seating
Wheelchair and companion seats with good sightlines are on every level. Book through the Eagles Box Office at (215) 463-5500, or Guest Services at 267-570-4400 (voice) or 711 (relay). Request a personal care attendant when you buy your ticket.
Sensory accommodations
The Sensory Room, presented by Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, is on the West Lower Suite Level. Get a credential at any Guest Services Booth or concierge desk to use it. The stadium guide also points fans to the KultureCity app. Assistive listening devices and mobile captioning devices are at the four Guest Services Booths, behind sections 121, 136, 206 and 226.
Family amenities
Two nursing rooms sit near the Pepsi Plaza below section 129. Each has an outlet, a lounge chair, a side table and a TV. Nursing mothers can feed their children wherever they're comfortable. All-gender restrooms are behind sections 107, 119, 207, 213, 224, 231, 237, 241, and in club areas. Lost children go to a Guest Services Booth, behind sections 121, 136, 206 or 226; the stadium skips PA announcements for safety reasons. Six first-aid stations are on site.
Connectivity
Wifi network is FreeEAGLESWiFi. It's free throughout the stadium.
Area guide
Getting in
PHL, Philadelphia International. 25 minutes via SEPTA Regional Rail Airport Line to Center City. $8.75 with SEPTA Key or contactless, $11.00 if bought on board. EWR: a long-haul option. Amtrak or NJ Transit plus SEPTA into Philadelphia takes roughly 1.5 to 2 hours. Only worth it when fares are good. BWI: Amtrak or MARC north to Philadelphia works as a fallback, not a plan.
Getting to the stadium
SEPTA Metro Broad Street Line (B) to NRG station, about 8 minutes from Center City (City Hall / Walnut-Locust). $2.90 a trip with contactless, a SEPTA Key card, or Key Tix in the SEPTA app. A One Day Convenience Pass (Bus & Metro) costs $7.50. Bus-to-metro transfers are free within two hours on Key or contactless. NRG is the southern end of the line, at Broad and Pattison. Plan on a 10-minute walk across a few parking lots to the stadium.. Broad Street Line 'Sports Express' (B2) from Fern Rock Transportation Center via Olney. Same $2.90 fare. Express trains have run every ten minutes in the roughly 90 minutes before kickoff on game days. SEPTA's own page says the B2 Sports Express runs on select game days. It's not guaranteed for every game, so check that week. NRG (Pattison) station, about a 10 minute walk. SEPTA Regional Rail Airport Line, about 25 minutes from Philadelphia International Airport (PHL). $8.75 with SEPTA Key or contactless, $11.00 if bought on board. Connect to the Broad Street Line in Center City. Transfer in Center City. There is no direct airport-to-stadium train..
Leaving after the game
30 to 60 minutes. Getting out by rail is the stadium's strongest asset. SEPTA stages trains at NRG ready to load right after the final whistle. After the game, trains stand by for local and express service back to Fern Rock. The Broad Street Line has moved 14,000 to 17,000 fans out of the Sports Complex in about an hour. Budget the 10-minute walk plus a line at NRG. Driving out of the Sports Complex lots is the slow way.
Rideshare
Lincoln Financial Field has no dedicated rideshare pickup lot, unlike Citizens Bank Park next door. Post-game Uber and Lyft pickups happen on surrounding streets with heavy surge pricing. The Broad Street Line is a 10-minute walk and runs standby trains after the game. Rideshare costs more time and money here.
The mistake to avoid
Don't book by the stadium to save the commute. The commute is eight minutes on an express train, and Center City is a far better place to spend the other 20 hours. Don't expect to walk up to a lot and join a tailgate. Philadelphia's tailgate culture is private and car-based, and in some seasons the city has closed streets to stop overflow tailgating.
Parking and tailgating
Lots open 4.5 hours before kickoff, per the stadium's own guide. The Eagles open earlier for marquee games; the 2025 season opener opened at 1:30pm for an 8:20pm kickoff. Tailgating is allowed, except in the lots north of Pattison Avenue and west of Darien Street (Lots Q-W and the lot near the Jefferson Health Training Complex). You need a car for the real Philadelphia tailgate. It happens in the Sports Complex lots around private vehicles. Parking runs $50 for a car, $100 for oversized vehicles, across 21,000 spaces. There's no walk-up tailgate village and no public tailgate ticket. Philadelphia has closed streets in past seasons to stop overflow tailgating near the stadium. Without a car, go to Xfinity Live! on Pattison Avenue instead, a bar and restaurant complex inside the Sports Complex that needs no game ticket. Chickie's and Pete's runs a free shuttle from its original location. The Philadium tavern on Packer Avenue, west of Broad, is another option.
Where to stay
Center City: 20 min by SEPTA Metro Broad Street Line (B) to NRG station, then a ~10 minute walk. This is the point of the Linc. You stay in the good part of the city and ride down. South Philadelphia: 8 min on foot. Live. Casino & Hotel is 0.3 miles from the stadium.
Around the stadium
South Philadelphia Sports Complex / Xfinity Live!. There's a real cluster here, but it's built for game day, not a neighborhood. For beds: Live. Casino & Hotel (0.3 mi), the Courtyard at the Navy Yard (0.4 mi), and the Penrose Hotel (1.2 mi). For pre-game drinking: Xfinity Live! on Pattison Avenue, a bar complex with Chickie's and Pete's and Geno's Steaks inside it. Chickie's and Pete's original location runs a free shuttle to the Sports Complex during Linc events. Good for game day, thin for a full weekend.
Stadium tour, the day before
Self-guided weekend tours run as the event schedule allows, so the Saturday before a Sunday home game is possible but not guaranteed. Guided tours run Fridays, staff-led, about 90 minutes, max 40 people, 10 tickets per booking. Private group tours (minimum 20 people) run Tuesday to Thursday. Tickets are sold through TickPick; price isn't listed on the Eagles' tour page. Tour guests get 15% off at the Pro Shop.
Seats and views
100 Level101 to 138Club LevelC1 to C40200 Level201 to 244CoveredTap any part of the stadium to see its view.
The weekend, day by day
The day before Sat, Nov 21
- 10:00 AM
Arrive in Philadelphia
Fly into PHL.
- 11:00 AM
Landmark
Stone staircase at the museum's east entrance, 72 steps, looking straight down Benjamin Franklin Parkway. Free, open any hour.
- 2:00 PM
Tour
Guided tour hits the field, Eagles locker room, team tunnel and interview room. Runs Fridays only, as the schedule allows, never on game day.
- 7:00 PM
Eat
South Philly cheesesteak counter open 24 hours, on the corner where the sandwich was invented in 1930. Order before or after a late night out.
- 9:00 PM
Drink
Sports bar about a mile north of the stadium, known for Crabfries. The Eagles tour page lists it as the nearby eat.
- 10:00 AM
Game day Sun, Nov 22
- 9:00 AM
Eat
Indoor public market at 12th and Arch with stall after stall of food. Opens 9am Sunday, so hit it before heading south on the subway.
- 11:55 AM
Tailgate
Walk-up pregame plaza in the sports complex with a 24-foot outdoor LED wall. Walk straight in from NRG Station, no car or parking pass needed.
- 2:25 PM
Ritual
SEPTA adds extra Sports Express subway trips to the stadium on Eagles game days, about every 10 minutes pregame. Express and local trains run after the game too.
- 3:55 PM
Be in your seat
- 4:25 PM
Kickoff, Steelers at Eagles
- 7:55 PM
Final whistle
30 to 60 minutes. Getting out by rail is the stadium's strongest asset. SEPTA stages trains at NRG ready to load right after the final whistle. After the game, trains stand by for local and express service back to Fern Rock. The Broad Street Line has moved 14,000 to 17,000 fans out of the Sports Complex in about an hour. Budget the 10-minute walk plus a line at NRG. Driving out of the Sports Complex lots is the slow way.
- 9:00 AM
The day after Mon, Nov 23
Depart Philadelphia
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Sidequests on this trip
Each one earns points when you check in. More tours and tickets in Philadelphia on GetYourGuide
- Tailgate65 points
Walk-up pregame plaza in the sports complex with a 24-foot outdoor LED wall. Walk straight in from NRG Station, no car or parking pass needed.
$$
- Eat65 points
South Philly cheesesteak counter open 24 hours, on the corner where the sandwich was invented in 1930. Order before or after a late night out.
$
- Tour100 points
Guided tour hits the field, Eagles locker room, team tunnel and interview room. Runs Fridays only, as the schedule allows, never on game day.
$
- Ritual25 points
SEPTA adds extra Sports Express subway trips to the stadium on Eagles game days, about every 10 minutes pregame. Express and local trains run after the game too.
$
- Drink25 points
Sports bar about a mile north of the stadium, known for Crabfries. The Eagles tour page lists it as the nearby eat.
$$
- Landmark65 points
Stone staircase at the museum's east entrance, 72 steps, looking straight down Benjamin Franklin Parkway. Free, open any hour.
Free
- Eat65 points
Indoor public market at 12th and Arch with stall after stall of food. Opens 9am Sunday, so hit it before heading south on the subway.
$