Philadelphia 76ers

Wells Fargo Center is completely cashless for everything - food, drinks, merch, 50/50 raffle, parking. If you only carry cash you will need to hit the cash-to-card kiosks inside the arena before buying anything.

Bring a card. Every arena lot is cashless now: cards, prepaid cards, Apple Pay and Google Pay only.

Accessible parking sits on three sides of the arena, so ask an attendant for the closest section rather than circling.

If you need to get on I-95 after the game, buy a C lot pass and park near the NW corner exit. Cheaper option is B lot, park nearest the access road. You will be out in 10 minutes while everyone else sits.

A resale service is available for parking passes you cannot use.

Bus routes 4 and 17 run southbound to Broad Street as an alternative to the subway.

Post-game, Xfinity Live! has food service. Skip the arena lines and eat after the game.

Cheesesteaks are sold at six places inside, sections 110, 124, 205, 207, 217 and 221, with gluten-free rolls available at 110. The arena directory names no Tony Luke's stand inside the building; that one is at Xfinity Live! next door.

Crab fries (Chickie's & Pete's style) are a uniquely Philly arena experience. Don't skip them.

Section 213 row 8 has seats for like $7 plus fees and it is dead center court view. Row 1 of the mezz in 213 is $34 and also dead center. Club box level is the best overall experience in the building though.

The upper level is not just cheap seats: the Assembly Room, BetRivers Sports Lounge, Liberty Lofts and the Disassembly Room are all up there.

Revolutionary Row is exactly what the name says: every seat on it is a front-row seat with nothing in front of you.

Buy a cheap upper deck ticket and scout out empty spots in the lower bowl during the first half. It is going to be an almost full house for big games but you can usually find 1-2 empty places for midweek games.