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Broad street stops at suburban right?It depends on where you're coming from, but basically you'll take regional rail to 30th Street station, transfer to the Market Frankford Line, transfer at the Broad Street Line and take that down to the stadium.
http://www.septa.org/maps/system/index.html
https://www.tripadvisor.com/Travel-g60795-c122987/Philadelphia
(Ignore the token stuff, it all runs on cards now I think)
Yeah, that works too. Really just depends on where you're coming from.
I second the Reading Terminal Market suggestion but catch the Phillies game. They are good this year.
only a few block walk to city hall where it is easy to catch the broad street line. can easily do both
Tell me moreGalileo said:
Well, I am not a Philly guy, but I have been there a few times. The market itself is a neat experience, but the pork sandwich with broccoli rabe and provolone at DiNic's is one of the best sandwiches I have ever had. I don't know much about the broad street line that modogg is talking about, but I know whenever I make it back to Philly a stop at DiNic's is always in the plan.
Reading Terminal market is in center City. 12th an arch St. It's a place where there are sandwich shops, pa Dutch baked goods etc.
I love Beiler's doughnuts.
Parking right next to the stadium will run you $18-20, hit Xfinity Live across the street for some adult beverages and plenty of food choices (though nothing as good as RTM)
They have a second place out in Lancaster that we always go to. I could eat a dozen of those things in a sitting.
I wish I had known about them in the 80's when I went to Franklin and Marshall in Lancaster. I would have been there every weekend, and I would've been 400 lbs.
There's one at 39th and Chestnut near one of my clients. Hit that place up pretty much every time I'm in the area. They're fantastic.
Rush hour doesn't help but it depends on the parking lot. 25 minutes isn't terrible. I usually wait an hour before leaving anyway if I stay the full game
may want to try Delassandro's on Henry Avenue. Me personally i like the cheese steaks across the street better (Chubby's), but DelaSandro's is one that I think Jimmy Fallon always gets from and is one a lot of people like.
Yes, you had the perfect storm. Rush hour on 76 is a nightmare without gameday traffic. We all thought you were talking about a weekend or a night game.
Originally I was talking about a weeknight. Yesterday was a last minute decision. I told my buddy who had never been that @shuke said it would be easy and let’s go for it. My buddy hates @shuke now. My buddy’s family hates @shuke now because we missed supper. Thanks @shuke!!Yes, you had the perfect storm. Rush hour on 76 is a nightmare without gameday traffic. We all thought you were talking about a weekend or a night game.
Either, way, thanks a lot, Shuke.
After a game always hit Xfinity Live if you dont want to sit in your car for half an hour. They have drink and app specials for a half hour (or something like that).
For real. I went to a Sixers game a couple weeks ago and at 9pm it took 30 minutes to get from the Wells Fargo lot to I-95. For a day game that got done around rush hour, 25 minutes was a blessing!Rush hour doesn't help but it depends on the parking lot. 25 minutes isn't terrible. I usually wait an hour before leaving anyway if I stay the full game
Philly guy tip: At DiNic's get the pulled pork sandwich (w/ broccoli rabe and provolone) and NOT the roast pork. For the best roast pork sandwich, go to John's.
