Lincoln Financial Field
Philadelphia, United States
About this place
History of the arena
Xfinity Mobile Arena opened in 1996 as a modern replacement for Philadelphia’s previous indoor arenas. Since its inauguration, it has been the shared home of the city’s professional basketball and ice hockey teams. Over the years, the arena has hosted playoff games, All-Star events and major international competitions.
Architecture and design
The arena features a classic circular indoor bowl design optimized for both basketball and ice hockey. Seating tiers are steep and close to the playing surface, ensuring strong sightlines in all configurations. The venue includes adaptable flooring and rink systems to switch efficiently between sports.
Atmosphere and matchday experience
Basketball games at Xfinity Mobile Arena deliver a loud and energetic atmosphere, with strong crowd involvement during NBA fixtures. Ice hockey matches offer a faster and more physical experience, with acoustics amplifying crowd reactions. In both sports, Philadelphia fans are known for their intensity and vocal support.
Location and accessibility
The arena is located in the South Philadelphia Sports Complex, alongside other major stadiums. It is easily accessible by subway, bus and major road connections, with direct links from downtown Philadelphia. Large parking areas support high attendance events.
