Xfinity Mobile Arena

Wells Fargo announced in July 2024 that it would not renew its naming rights deal when it expired in August 2025, ending a 15-year sponsorship. On May 6, 2025, Comcast Spectacor and Harris Blitzer Sports & Entertainment announced the new name — Xfinity Mobile Arena — in a deal lasting through the 2030-31 season. Xfinity Mobile is a wireless service of Xfinity, a subsidiary of Comcast, which owns Comcast Spectacor and the Flyers. The name change was made official on August 14, 2025.

The SEPTA Broad Street Line (Orange Line) to NRG Station (last southbound stop) is the recommended option — the arena itself calls it "the absolute best route." From City Hall in Center City, the ride takes approximately 15 minutes and costs $2.50. All three Sports Complex venues are a short walk from NRG Station. Avoid driving if possible — Broad Street traffic post-game is very slow.

Crab fries are Chickie's and Pete's signature dish — crispy seasoned fries dusted with Old Bay crab seasoning and served with a cheese dipping sauce. A South Philadelphia institution since the 1970s, they are available inside Xfinity Mobile Arena and are considered mandatory eating for first-time visitors. They represent the essential intersection of South Philly food culture and the Flyers game experience.

Yes — the arena is surrounded by eight large parking lots that are among the most plentiful of any NHL venue. Pre-purchase parking online at xfinitymobilearena.com. Traffic cops direct vehicles from the I-95 Broad Street exit into lots. Parking is cashless (reverse ATMs available). Despite ample parking, the Broad Street subway is faster for most fans.

Bags between 4.5"x6.5" and 14"x14"x6" must be X-ray screened at three designated bag entry points (Broad Street Entrance, 11th Street Entrance, Premium Access Entrance). Hand clutches and wristlets under 4.5"x6.5" enter without X-ray but are subject to security inspection. Backpacks and suitcases are restricted. Lockers for prohibited bags are available on the 11th Street side. Evolv touchless technology handles general security screening.

A privately-funded, $400 million phased renovation of the arena began in 2016 and was completed by 2023. Phases included: suite level upgrades (82 suites, 2016-17); mezzanine and concourse work (2018); main concourse bars, event-level club, and locker rooms (2019); Club Level renovation, expanded entrances and canopies (2020); new exterior canopies, upgraded Event Level Club, new Flyers and 76ers locker rooms, concession upgrades (2023). Also included the world's first 4K kinetic centre-hung scoreboard (2019) and Evolv touchless security screening.

Yes — on January 12, 2025, Comcast Spectacor, Harris Blitzer Sports & Entertainment, and the City of Philadelphia announced a deal to build a new $1.3 billion privately-financed arena in the Sports Complex parking lot, targeting a 2030 opening. The new arena will serve as the next home for the Flyers and 76ers, replacing the current venue after roughly 35 years of service.

Yes. The arena has wheelchair and companion seating on all levels, elevators throughout, accessible restrooms, and Evolv touchless security screening that speeds entry for all guests. SEPTA's Broad Street Line to NRG Station is fully ADA accessible. Accessible parking is available in all Sports Complex lots. Contact guest services via xfinitymobilearena.com for specific needs.

The arena is home to the Philadelphia Flyers (NHL), Philadelphia 76ers (NBA), and Philadelphia Wings (NLL — National Lacrosse League). It has hosted the 1997 and 2010 Stanley Cup Finals, three games of the 2001 NBA Finals, the 2000 Republican National Convention, the 2016 Democratic National Convention, major concerts, and college basketball including Villanova home games during the 2017-18 national championship season.

Tickets available through Ticketmaster (official marketplace) and the Flyers official site at nhl.com/flyers. Box Office at 3601 S. Broad Street. All tickets on mobile device for entry. Doors open 90 minutes before puck drop.