Lincoln Financial Field Parking & Directions
Philadelphia Eagles · Philadelphia, PA
Know Before You Go
- Parking payments
The published Eagles game parking rate is $50 for a regular vehicle and $200 for an oversized vehicle.
Parking rates and inventory can change; check the official page before travel.
- Cheapest lot
- $50
- Lots listed
- 3
- Closest
- 0.1-0.3 miles
Lincoln Financial Field lists public parking groups and reserved areas for Eagles games at a $50 regular-vehicle rate. Tailgating is permitted south of Pattison Avenue and east of Darien Street; the Q-W lots north and west of those streets are parking only.
Parking Maps
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Tips & Fan Reports
What fans who park here actually do, and what it cost them.
You can not use cash for parking or ANYTHING inside the stadium. Credit or debit only. Parking at Lincoln Financial Field for tailgating is open at lots K, L, J, N, E, F.
Getting out of the stadium lots is not really that bad. Bring some extra food and beverages and you can always hang around your car, relax, and wait for traffic to ease. It is not hours like people say.
The venue calls the southbound SEPTA Broad Street Subway Line the quickest way to the stadium, with NRG Station the last southbound stop.
Parking areas generally open four and a half hours before kickoff.
Almost every driving route ends at a Broad Street or Packer Ave exit. Coming north on I-95, the Platt Bridge exit 13 is a third option.
From West Philadelphia the transfer is at 15th Street. From the suburbs, Regional Rail riders walk through the concourse from Suburban Station to City Hall Station to transfer.
From South Jersey the Walt Whitman Bridge feeds directly to exits 349 and 350.
Pattison Avenue is the last southbound stop on the Broad Street Line. You cannot overshoot it.
Where to Park
Lots A-P (Tailgating)
$500.1-0.3 milesCheapest
Reserved areas include D/E, J, K North, K East, L South and L North. Tailgating areas south of Pattison Avenue and east of Darien Street generally open four and a half hours before kickoff.
- Tailgating is permitted south of Pattison Avenue and east of Darien Street.
Lots Q-W (North of Pattison Ave)
$500.3-0.5 milesCheapest
Lots north of Pattison Avenue and west of Darien Street do not permit tailgating.
FDR Park / Street Parking
$00.5-0.8 milesEstimated price
Or Skip the Car
- SEPTA Broad Street Line (Subway) · $2.9 · The Broad Street Line runs directly to NRG Station at the sports complex, the easiest and cheapest option from Center City
- Walking from South Philly · Fans in South Philadelphia neighborhoods can walk 20-40 minutes to the sports complex
- NJ Transit (from New Jersey) · $8 · NJ Transit trains to 30th Street Station, transfer to Broad Street Line subway to stadium
Parking Rules
What the pass covers, what gets turned away, and the lots that run on their own rules.
Your Pass
- The Eagles game rate is $50 for a regular vehicle and $200 for an oversized vehicle.
- Concerts are $40 regular and $200 oversized. Temple and other events are $30 regular and $60 oversized.
- Public lots are A/B/G/H, C/D, D/E, FDR, F/G/H, M/N, P, Q, R/W/X, T/S and U/V. Lots J, K, L and part of D/E are reserved.
- Philadelphia Police direct traffic patterns for fans leaving the Sports Complex.
Getting There
Lincoln Financial Field sits in the South Philadelphia Sports Complex at the end of the Broad Street subway, which makes the transit answer as simple as it gets: ride south to the last stop. Driving is published from nine starting points, and all but the Platt Bridge option come down to one of two exits: Broad Street or Packer Ave.
- Driving
- From the north out of Bucks County or northeast Philadelphia, take I-95 South to the Broad Street exit 17 or the Packer Ave exit 19. From the south out of Delaware, Maryland or Chester, I-95 North to the same two exits. From the west, the Pennsylvania Turnpike east to I-76, the Schuylkill Expressway, then the Sports Complex exit 349 and right onto Broad Street. From the northeast out of Scranton or Allentown, I-476 south to I-76 east and the same exit 349. From South Jersey, cross the Walt Whitman Bridge then take Broad Street exit 349 or Packer Ave exit 350.
- Public Transit
- The quickest way in is the SEPTA Broad Street Subway Line southbound. Get off at the last southbound stop, Pattison Avenue. From Center City or North Philadelphia, ride it straight down. From West Philadelphia, take the Market-Frankford Line east to 15th Street and transfer to the Broad Street Line southbound. From the suburbs, take Regional Rail to Suburban Station, walk through the concourse to City Hall Station and transfer to the Broad Street Line southbound.
- Rideshare
- Rideshares are staged at the northeast corner of Broad Street and Pattison Avenue, next to the Broad Street Line subway station.
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How We Checked This Page
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- Parking prices
Lincoln Financial Field parking page: Eagles game rate $50 for a regular vehicle and $100 oversized across the public lots, which include Q and the R/W/X group; no rate is published for street parking or FDR Park.
- Parking guidance
Official Lincoln Financial Field parking page, read 2026-10-17: the published Eagles-game rate of $50 for a regular vehicle and $200 for an oversized one, the concert and Temple rates, the public and reserved lot letters, and police traffic direction on egress. The page publishes no per-lot approach routes, no lot hours, no accessible-parking rules, no RV or bus policy and no road closures, so those sections are left absent rather than guessed.
- Getting there
Lincoln Financial Field Maps and Directions page and Parking page on lincolnfinancialfield.com
- Venue policies
Current Lincoln Financial Field A-Z, accessibility, safety, parking, concessions, and Eagles ticketing guidance reviewed for all structured venue-policy topics, with the parking page re-read on 2026-10-17 for the oversized rate.
Not yet checked against a published source
These figures are estimates. Most venues no longer publish the numbers behind them (concession and ticket pricing moved to dynamic marketplaces), so we hold them as estimates rather than dating them as verified.
- Transit: Lincoln Financial Field official + SEPTA