You already know the South Philly sports complex by its reputation — the tailgates that fill Lot K four hours before a Sunday afternoon kickoff, the post-game crawl where 67,000 people funnel into the same Broad Street exit lanes at once, the rideshare surge that triples a Center City fare the moment the final whistle blows. What most first-timers don't know until they're already stuck in it: where a charter bus actually drops your group, which lots genuinely permit tailgating and which ones will turn you away at the grill, what it costs to park an oversized vehicle on Eagles game day, and what the city's new Darien Street post-game routing plan means for anyone trying to reach the Walt Whitman Bridge. This guide answers all of it — using Lincoln Financial Field's published rules and verified city transportation plans, not a brochure.
One charter bus or party bus rental to Lincoln Financial Field solves every piece of that puzzle at once. Your group boards together, the pregame energy builds on the way down Broad Street, and the ride home is arranged before kickoff — while everyone else negotiates a parking lot that takes up to an hour to clear. For the full picture of group travel to Philadelphia sports events, see the Philadelphia sporting event transportation page.
Why Rent a Charter Bus or Party Bus to Lincoln Financial Field?
Lincoln Financial Field sits at 1020 Pattison Avenue in South Philadelphia — close enough to Center City to look manageable on a map, far enough that I-95 and Broad Street both back up two hours before a primetime kickoff. Parking a single car costs $50 on Eagles game days, and that's before you've factored in gas, the 4.5-hour early arrival the stadium recommends for securing a spot, or the fact that someone in the carpool has to skip the tailgate to stay sober for the drive home. Scale that across a group of 20 or 30 people — multiple cars, a dozen parking passes, and no guarantee everyone lands in the same lot — and the simple trip you planned starts looking like a logistics problem.
A Philadelphia charter bus rental or party bus rental replaces all of that with one vehicle, one flat rate, and a drop-off at the stadium approach. The bus handles the Broad Street crawl, takes its place in the oversized vehicle lot, and stages nearby until your group is ready to leave — while the surrounding lots spend another 45 minutes sorting themselves out. That's the version of a Lincoln Financial Field trip that fan groups who've done it this way don't go back from.
Charter Bus and Party Bus Drop-Off at Lincoln Financial Field
Standard rideshare and general vehicle drop-off at Lincoln Financial Field uses the northeast corner of Broad Street and Pattison Avenue — directly adjacent to the NRG SEPTA subway station, per the stadium's own A-Z guide. Charter buses and oversized vehicles are directed to the RV/Bus parking lot within the South Philadelphia Sports Complex, which spans the grid of lettered lots between 11th Street to the west and Darien Street to the east. ADA vehicle drop-off is designated at Lot L (off Darien Street) and Lot J (off 11th Street) — the two lots that frame the stadium's pedestrian approach on either side.
For the most current drop-off routing for your specific event date, review the official Lincoln Financial Field A-Z guide before game day, since lot assignments and approach routes can shift between events.
That drop-off is the whole reason a bus is worth it here. Post-game, rideshare zones at Pattison and South 11th Street are workable before kickoff — but after the final whistle, surge pricing hits 2–3x and the standard advice for Uber and Lyft users is to walk 10–15 minutes north toward Oregon Avenue before requesting a car. That's a reasonable workaround for two people.
For a group of 30, it's just a different version of the same problem. A charter bus skips it entirely: your pickup window is set before kickoff, the bus stages nearby during the game, and it's right there when your group walks out. No surge, no regroup, no searching for a staging spot in the dark.
Where Charter Buses Park at Lincoln Financial Field: The Lot Grid and Oversized Vehicle Fees
The South Philadelphia Sports Complex stretches across roughly 21,000 spaces in 38 surface lots — a lettered grid (A through X, plus FDR) spread across both sides of Pattison Avenue. Charter buses and oversized vehicles are staged in the RV/Bus parking lot within that grid. The oversized vehicle rate, published on the official Lincoln Financial Field parking page, runs $100 for Eagles games, $80 for concerts, and $60 for Temple games and other events.
That permit must be purchased in advance — there is no day-of oversized vehicle parking sold at the gate, and no overnight parking permitted. All lots across the complex are cashless.
The lot grid also determines where your group can tailgate, and the lines are firm. Tailgating is permitted in the pink-designated lots — primarily the lots south of Pattison Avenue and Lot P north of Pattison. It is prohibited in Lots Q through W (north of Pattison and west of Darien Street) and in the lot near the Jefferson Health Training Complex.
The reserved lots closest to the gates — J, K (North and East), L (South and North), and D/E — fill first and sell out for major matchups. The FDR Park overflow lot sits south of the main complex off Pattison at roughly $30 per car, but with a 20-minute walk to the gates — fine in September, a different calculation in January after a playoff game. A charter bus drops your group at the stadium approach and picks up at the same spot; nobody in your group is making that walk twice.
The oversized vehicle parking permit costs $100 at Eagles games and must be purchased in advance. All lots are cashless, and there is no day-of bus parking sold at the gate. When you book a Philadelphia charter bus to Lincoln Financial Field, confirm the oversized vehicle permit and current lot assignment for your event date before game day.
Lincoln Financial Field Transportation: All the Options Side by Side
The Broad Street Line runs directly to the stadium, SEPTA adds sports express service on Eagles game days, and the sports complex lot grid is large enough that oversized vehicles have real space. Lincoln Financial Field is accessible. But accessible for a single person coming from Broad Street and accessible for a group of 35 from the suburbs are different problems — and which option actually serves your group depends on your size, your origin, and whether you want your whole group in one place from start to finish.
| Option | Cost shape | Arrive together? | Drop-off quality | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Private charter bus or party bus | One flat rate, split by the group | Yes — one vehicle, one arrival | Best — oversized lot at stadium approach, post-game staging included | Groups of 15–56 |
| SEPTA Broad Street Line | $2.50/person each way | Only if the whole group boards the same train | Good — NRG Station, ~10-minute walk to gates | Small groups from Center City or Broad Street corridor |
| Rideshare (Uber / Lyft) | $15–$30 from Center City pre-game; 2–3x surge post-game | No — multiple cars, multiple ETAs | Fair — Pattison & 11th St zone; walk north post-game to reduce surge | 1–4 people |
| Drive and park (stadium lot) | $50/car Eagles game + gas | No — caravan splits into separate lots | Varies — depends on which lot your pass covers | 1–2 cars |
| FDR Park overflow + walk | ~$30/car | No — separate cars still | Poor — 20-minute walk each way to gates | Budget-conscious single car, mild weather |
For two or three people coming from South Philly or anywhere on the Broad Street corridor, SEPTA is the smart call — $2.50 each way, 15 minutes from City Hall, and NRG Station puts you at the stadium's front door. But the moment your group grows past a couple of carloads, the coordination cost of separate vehicles — different arrival times, scattered lots, post-game surge pricing, the designated driver problem — tips decisively toward one bus. That's the group the rest of this guide is written for.
What Size Bus Does Your Group Need for Lincoln Financial Field?
Not every Lincoln Financial Field trip is the same size — and the right vehicle depends on your headcount, how much tailgate gear you're hauling, and whether the ride itself is part of the event. Partybusinphiladelphia.com connects you to a large network of bus companies serving Philadelphia, so your group can compare vehicle options and rates instead of being limited to one fleet's availability. Here's how the full vehicle lineup maps to a Linc run.
| Vehicle | Capacity | Cargo | Best for | Key amenities |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 15–35 passenger minibus | Up to 35 | Overhead bins, some underfloor | Mid-size fan groups, corporate outings, suburb-to-Linc runs | Powerful A/C, plush reclining seats, greater maneuverability on South Philly streets |
| Party bus (25-passenger to 50-passenger) | ~15–50 | Onboard, lighter | Fan groups wanting the rolling tailgate experience from pickup to stadium gates | Built-in bar, color-changing LED lighting, Bluetooth sound system, flat-panel TVs, wraparound perimeter seating |
| 40–56 passenger charter bus | Up to 56 | Deep undercarriage bays | Large groups, long hauls from PHL airport or the suburbs, gear-heavy tailgate outings | Reclining seats, climate control, overhead storage, WiFi, power outlets, onboard restrooms, undercarriage bays |
For a fan group that wants the rolling tailgate experience from the moment they board — built-in bar, LED lighting, and premium sound keeping energy up from the first pickup to the gates — a party bus is the right fit. For larger groups making the longer drive from King of Prussia, Wilmington, or the Jersey suburbs, a full-size charter bus with deep undercarriage bays handles folding chairs, a portable grill, and a cooler without anyone riding with gear in their lap. ADA-accessible vehicles are available through the network — note it when you submit your quote so the right vehicle can be confirmed for your date.
Lincoln Financial Field Charter Bus and Party Bus Rental Prices
Pricing depends on vehicle size, total hours booked (tailgate time plus the game plus the post-game staging window), the specific date, and how far the pickup is from South Philadelphia. To give you a planning sense: a Philadelphia minibus rental for a Lincoln Financial Field run typically runs $200–$275 per hour on weekdays and $200–$275 per hour on weekends. A full-size charter bus runs $200–$350 per hour.
Party buses range from roughly $250 to $500 per hour depending on size and day — a 25-passenger party bus weekday rate starts around $250/hour, while a 50-passenger bus on a Sunday Night Football weekend can reach $500/hour. Those are planning ranges — real pricing moves with the date, actual demand, and your specific itinerary. Check the Philadelphia party bus prices page for more detail, or call 267-521-1350 any time to get a quote for your exact date in under 30 seconds.
Once you split across the group, the per-person math shifts fast. A 40-passenger party bus for a Sunday Eagles game at, say, $350/hour for eight hours runs roughly $2,800 — about $70 per person for a group of 40. That's against $50 per car for stadium parking, plus gas per car, plus the designated driver problem multiplied across the whole caravan.
One flat bus rate, split across the group, typically beats the carpool math by the time you're past 15 people. And the oversized vehicle parking — $100 at Eagles games, separate and pre-purchased — is the one additional cost to build into the budget, since it's the bus's own permit for the lot.
A Game-Day Example
To give you an idea: 38 Eagles fans book a 40-passenger party bus for a Sunday 1:00 PM kickoff. Pickup at 8:30 AM from Center City near Reading Terminal Market, rolling into the South Philly sports complex by 9:15 AM — four hours before kickoff, enough runway for a permitted tailgate lot before Lot K fills up. The bus stages in the oversized lot while the group tailgates and heads inside for kickoff.
Post-game pickup is set for 4:45 PM at the pre-agreed staging spot, and the bus takes Darien Street toward I-95 while the surrounding lots are still queued out to Pattison. An 8-hour rental at that size might run $2,400–$2,800 total — roughly $63–$74 per person, with the South Philly parking math, the designated driver question, and the post-game surge pricing all solved in one number.
Getting to Lincoln Financial Field: Routes, Approaches, and Timing
Lincoln Financial Field sits in the South Philadelphia Sports Complex, about four miles from Center City, tight to I-95. The primary vehicle approach is I-95 Exit 17 (Broad Street) — take Broad Street south to Pattison Avenue, then right into the complex. From the north, I-95 South to Exit 17 from the right lane.
From the south, past Philadelphia International Airport and the Navy Yard, I-95 North to Exit 17. From South Jersey via the Walt Whitman Bridge, follow signs to Broad Street south, or to Packer Avenue east then left onto Broad Street. Broad Street southbound is the common denominator for almost every vehicle approach to the Linc — which also means it's the first road to back up on a sold-out Sunday.
Traffic peaks in the 90 minutes before kickoff on the way in and the 60 minutes after the final whistle on the way out. Philadelphia tested a new post-game routing pattern in November 2025, designed to give fans in the outer lots a faster path to the Walt Whitman Bridge and I-76 East via Darien Street. Under that plan, fans parked in Lots Q, R, V, W, or X can no longer access Packer Avenue eastbound at 10th Street post-game — they're directed instead to Broad Street, Darien Street, or Front Street.
A charter bus navigates those shifts without your group having to track them; the exit route adapts to what police are actually running that day while everyone else is following their GPS into a blocked lane.
| From… | Approx. distance | Typical drive time (off-peak) |
|---|---|---|
| Center City Philadelphia | ~4 miles | 10–20 minutes |
| Philadelphia International Airport (PHL) | ~7 miles | 15–25 minutes |
| Cherry Hill / South Jersey (via Walt Whitman Bridge) | ~12 miles | 20–35 minutes |
| King of Prussia | ~22 miles | 30–50 minutes |
| Wilmington, DE | ~30 miles | 35–55 minutes |
Post-Game Exit: The South Philly Crawl, and How a Charter Bus Gets Around It
Getting out of the South Philly sports complex after a sold-out Eagles game is one of the more reliable traffic ordeals in Philadelphia. Published guidance notes it can take up to an hour to exit the lots after an Eagles game, and the lots closest to the stadium — the ones everyone wants for tailgating — are typically the last to clear because every car is funneling toward the same Broad Street exits at once. Fans who drove sit in that crawl.
Fans who relied on rideshare face 2–3x surge pricing and the standard advice to walk north 10–15 minutes before requesting a car — workable in October, a harder sell in January with a wind chill off the Delaware.
With a charter bus, your post-game pickup window is set before the game starts. The bus stages in the oversized lot during the game; your group walks to the pre-agreed staging spot and boards while the surrounding lots are still working through their exit queue. The Darien Street post-game routing — tested first in November 2025 to improve Walt Whitman Bridge access from the outer lots — is the kind of real-time police-managed detail that changes if there's an incident and nobody tells your GPS.
On a charter bus, the approach adapts; your group is already on the road.
Tailgating at Lincoln Financial Field: What's Allowed and Where
The Eagles tailgate culture is one of the most committed in the NFL, and the South Philadelphia Sports Complex has the lot space to match it. But not all 38 lots permit tailgating, and the rules are enforced. From Lincoln Financial Field's published guidance:
- Tailgating permitted: pink-designated lots. These are primarily the lots south of Pattison Avenue, plus Lot P north of Pattison. The closest reserved lots — J, K, L, and D/E — fill the fastest and are the most sought-after tailgate destinations. Lot K in particular is the heart of the pregame scene for Eagles home games.
- Tailgating prohibited: Lots Q through W — north of Pattison Avenue and west of Darien Street — and the lot near the Jefferson Health Training Complex. Grilling and extended setups are not permitted in these areas, and attendants enforce it.
- Stay within your space. Setups must be in front of or behind your vehicle within the painted white lines — no spreading across adjacent spots, no holding spaces for latecomers.
- Grills allowed, open fires not. Charcoal and gas grills are permitted in the tailgate-designated lots. Open pit fires and bonfires are prohibited. Clean up before heading inside.
- Know when the lots open. Lots typically open 4.5 hours before kickoff. For a 1:00 PM game, that's 8:30 AM lot-open — and the preferred Lot K spots are claimed within the first two hours. For primetime games and playoff matchups, the lots closest to the stadium fill even faster.
A full-size charter bus is the ideal tailgate vehicle: deep undercarriage bays handle folding chairs, a portable grill, a cooler, and the extra layer everyone swears they won't need in November — and the bus stages in the oversized lot while the group sets up in a permitted tailgate zone nearby. Everyone arrived together and leaves together on a schedule your group set before kickoff. Check the official Lincoln Financial Field parking page before your event to confirm which lots your passes cover and whether tailgating is permitted there.
Lincoln Financial Field 2025 and 2026 Event Calendar
Lincoln Financial Field runs nearly year-round, and not every event hits the surrounding roads the same way. Here are the dates driving the most group transportation requests to the Linc:
- Philadelphia Eagles 2025 NFL season. The home slate runs from preseason in August through the regular season (September–January), with primetime games — Monday Night Football, Sunday Night Football, and Thursday night kickoffs — generating the heaviest pre-game and post-game traffic. Rideshare surges are most pronounced after 8:00 PM kickoffs. This is by far the most common reason a group rents a charter bus or party bus to Lincoln Financial Field.
- Army-Navy Game (December). The annual service academy rivalry returns to Philadelphia most years, drawing tens of thousands of fans from the D.C. area, New England, and the mid-Atlantic — many arriving as organized groups. Oversized vehicle parking follows Eagles game-day pricing at $100; confirm dates and lot details on the official parking page.
- Temple Owls football. Temple plays a handful of home games at Lincoln Financial Field each fall. Parking is $30 for regular vehicles and $60 for oversized at Temple games — a lighter footprint than Eagles days, with more lot availability and a shorter lead time needed to book a bus.
- Stadium-scale concerts. The Linc has hosted Taylor Swift's Eras Tour and other major touring acts in multi-night runs. Concert parking is $40 for regular vehicles and $80 for oversized. Multi-night concert engagements push rideshare pricing sharply and reduce street parking throughout surrounding South Philly blocks — a Lincoln Financial Field party bus rental takes the group straight to the gates and picks up when the show ends, no hunting for a surge-priced car at midnight.
- FIFA World Cup 2026. Six matches at Lincoln Financial Field between June 14 and July 4, 2026. The transportation logistics for those matches differ significantly from a standard Eagles game — full details in the next section.
For Eagles playoff games, primetime matchups, the Army-Navy Game, and any World Cup match, charter bus and party bus requests fill the available vehicle supply early. The lot system at the sports complex doesn't grow to match peak demand — and neither does the charter bus fleet. Lock in your date before the event gets close.
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FIFA World Cup 2026 at Lincoln Financial Field
Lincoln Financial Field is one of the 16 North American host venues for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, hosting six matches between June 14 and July 4, 2026 — five group stage fixtures and a Round of 16 match on Independence Day. The stadium's capacity expands to 68,324 for World Cup play. Transportation logistics for those six dates are meaningfully different from an Eagles game day, and groups planning a World Cup trip should build around those differences from the start.
The City of Philadelphia's official World Cup transportation plan confirms several key changes. Rideshare pickup and drop-off operates only in designated FDR Park areas on match days — not the standard Pattison/11th Street zone used for Eagles games. 11th Street from Pattison Avenue to Terminal Avenue closes at 7:00 AM on each match day, with additional temporary closures possible within 90 minutes before and after matches.
A limited number of Philadelphia Stadium parking passes are available in advance for match ticket holders only, through the official vendor — worth securing early, before they sell out. Lot K converts to a hospitality space for match days, reducing the available lot count from a standard game day. SEPTA is running extended Broad Street Line service — the B and L lines every 30 minutes from City Hall — on all six match days, and Airbnb is partnering with Philadelphia Soccer 2026 to provide complimentary return SEPTA rides on the B after every match.
For international fan groups flying into Philadelphia International Airport, a single charter bus pickup at PHL collects the whole group at baggage claim and runs straight to the sports complex — no splitting a party of 20 across rideshares with luggage on a summer match day in June. For groups based in Center City hotels, a minibus or charter bus does a hotel-block pickup and arrives at the FDR Park-area approach before 11th Street closes at 7:00 AM. World Cup match dates are selling out vehicle supply across the Philadelphia metro — if your match date is confirmed, request pricing now.
Tips for Your Lincoln Financial Field Visit
- Purchase all parking before game day. All lots are cashless, Eagles game-day lots sell out for major matchups, and the oversized vehicle permit ($100 at Eagles games) has no day-of sale option. Secure the pass in advance or the bus arrives without a confirmed spot.
- Know the bag policy. Each guest may bring one clear plastic or vinyl bag no larger than 12" × 6" × 12" (or a one-gallon clear ziplock), plus one small non-clear bag no larger than 4.5" × 6.5". Backpacks, fanny packs, and bags with any hardware concealing part of the exterior are not permitted. The policy is enforced at every gate.
- Know your gate. Lincoln Financial Field has seven entrances: Northeast Gate, XFINITY Gate, West Gate, North Gate (ADA), East Club & Suite, Hyundai Club & Suite, and FanDuel Gate. The North Gate is the designated ADA entrance. Pepsi Plaza opens three hours before kickoff for Eagles games; Club and Suite entrances open two hours out.
- Confirm your lot permits tailgating before game day. If grilling is part of the plan, verify your pass covers a pink-designated lot — Lots Q through W prohibit grilling and extended setups, and attendants enforce it. The best tailgate lots (Lot K especially) fill within two hours of lot-open for major matchups.
- Save the stadium contact numbers. Guest Services hotline: 215.463.5500. In-stadium hotline: 267.570.4444. Accessibility accommodations via Fan Services: 267.570.4400.
- Check the official parking page before every event. Lot assignments, approach routes, and road closure plans shift between Eagles games, concerts, Army-Navy, and World Cup matches. The official Lincoln Financial Field parking page is the source of record — not a third-party map from two seasons ago.
Frequently Asked Questions About Charter Bus and Party Bus Transportation to Lincoln Financial Field
Where does a charter bus or party bus drop off at Lincoln Financial Field?
Standard rideshare and general vehicle drop-off uses the northeast corner of Broad Street and Pattison Avenue, directly adjacent to NRG Station. Charter and oversized vehicles are directed to the RV/Bus parking lot within the South Philadelphia Sports Complex. ADA vehicle drop-off is designated at Lot L (off Darien Street) and Lot J (off 11th Street).
For FIFA World Cup 2026 matches, 11th Street closes at 7:00 AM on match days from Pattison to Terminal Avenue, and rideshare pickup moves to the FDR Park area — approach and drop-off logistics for those matches differ from a standard Eagles game day. Confirm current drop-off protocols for your specific event on the official A-Z guide before game day.
How much does it cost to park a bus at Lincoln Financial Field?
The oversized vehicle parking rate, per the stadium's published pricing, is $100 for Eagles games, $80 for concerts, and $60 for Temple games and other events. All lots are cashless. The permit must be purchased in advance — no day-of oversized parking is sold at the gate.
For World Cup 2026 matches, parking passes are limited, available in advance for match ticket holders only through the official vendor, and Lot K converts to a hospitality space, reducing lot availability.
How much does a charter bus or party bus to Lincoln Financial Field cost?
Pricing moves with vehicle size, total hours (tailgate time plus the game plus post-game staging), date, and distance from your pickup point. Planning ranges: a minibus runs roughly $200–$275 per hour; a full-size charter bus runs $200–$350 per hour; party buses range from $250 to $500 per hour depending on size and day. Those are examples to help you plan — real pricing is specific to your itinerary and date.
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Can the charter bus wait during the game and pick us up afterward?
Yes. The bus is booked as a block of hours, so it stages in the oversized lot during the game and is available at a pre-agreed pickup spot when your group walks out. Set that pickup window before kickoff — not after — so there's no scrambling to regroup in the post-game crowd flow.
Your group walks to the staging spot, boards, and is moving while the surrounding lots are still working through the exit queue.
Which lots permit tailgating at Lincoln Financial Field?
Tailgating is permitted in the pink-designated lots — primarily the lots south of Pattison Avenue and Lot P north of Pattison. Lots Q through W (north of Pattison, west of Darien Street) and the lot near the Jefferson Health Training Complex prohibit tailgating. Grills are allowed in tailgate-permitted lots; open fires are not.
Lots open 4.5 hours before kickoff; Lot K and the premium reserved lots fill within two hours of opening for major matchups. Confirm your event's current lot map on the official parking page before game day.
What is the best SEPTA route to Lincoln Financial Field?
The SEPTA Broad Street Line (B) runs directly to NRG Station — the last southbound stop — with a roughly 10-minute walk to the stadium gates. The fare is $2.50 each way. SEPTA adds sports express service on Eagles game days and runs extended service until crowds clear, typically 90 minutes after games end.
For World Cup 2026 matches, SEPTA is operating extended overnight service on all six match days, and Airbnb is covering return fares for every match. For groups coming from the suburbs via Regional Rail or from South Jersey via PATCO, transfer to the Broad Street Line at City Hall.
What happens with rideshare pickup post-game at Lincoln Financial Field?
For standard Eagles games, Uber and Lyft operate in the Pattison Avenue and South 11th Street zone. Surge pricing runs 2–3x in the 30–45 minutes after the final whistle; walking 10–15 minutes north toward Oregon Avenue before requesting a car reduces both the wait and the fare. For FIFA World Cup 2026 matches, rideshare pickup moves entirely to the designated FDR Park area — the standard 11th Street zone is closed on match days.
A charter bus bypasses surge pricing entirely: your group boards at a pre-set staging spot while the rideshare queue backs up on Pattison.
How far in advance should we book a bus to Lincoln Financial Field?
For regular-season Eagles home games, 4–6 weeks of lead time covers most dates. For playoff games, primetime matchups, the Army-Navy Game in December, and any World Cup 2026 match, book as soon as your date is confirmed — those events pull from the same vehicle supply as every other Philadelphia event on the same weekend. Multi-night concert runs with big acts fill quickly from both local and out-of-town requests.
The earlier you call, the more options are available and the more predictable the rate. Call 267-521-1350 to check availability.
What is Lincoln Financial Field's bag policy?
Each guest may bring one clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC bag no larger than 12" × 6" × 12" — or a one-gallon clear ziplock bag — plus one small non-clear bag no larger than 4.5" × 6.5". Backpacks, fanny packs, and any bag with hardware that obscures part of the exterior are prohibited. Outside food and beverages are not permitted inside the stadium.
Is Lincoln Financial Field accessible for guests with disabilities?
Yes. The North Gate is the designated ADA entrance with expedited access. ADA vehicle drop-off zones are in Lot L (off Darien Street) and Lot J (off 11th Street).
Accessible parking, restrooms, elevators, and assistive listening devices are available throughout the stadium. ADA-accessible buses can be requested through the network when booking a Philadelphia charter bus to Lincoln Financial Field — note your needs in the quote so the right vehicle can be confirmed. Contact Fan Services at 267.570.4400 for stadium-specific accessibility accommodations.
Book Your Lincoln Financial Field Charter Bus or Party Bus Today
Whether it's a Sunday 1:00 PM Eagles kickoff where Lot K fills by 10:30 AM, an Army-Navy Game in December, a Taylor Swift-scale concert that runs until midnight, or a FIFA World Cup Round of 16 match on July 4th, the transportation answer is the same: one bus, one pickup, one staging spot after the game, and none of the South Philly parking math your group would otherwise have to solve car by car. Partybusinphiladelphia.com makes it easy to compare party bus and charter bus options from a large network of bus companies serving Philadelphia — fill out one quick form or call 267-521-1350 any time, day or night, to get pricing in under 30 seconds. No account required, no obligation.
Also heading to Citizens Bank Park for a Phillies game or the Wells Fargo Center for a Sixers or Flyers night on the same trip? The Citizens Bank Park group transportation guide and the Xfinity Mobile Arena charter bus guide cover those drops — same sports complex, same parking grid, different game day.
