Xfinity Mobile Arena
game-day guide.

Same building, new name. The Wells Fargo Center became Xfinity Mobile Arena on September 1, 2025. It's still the home of the Sixers and the Flyers at Broad and Pattison.

Take the Broad Street Line south to NRG Station at Broad and Pattison. (It used to be called AT&T Station.) The arena is a short walk from the platform.

For some games SEPTA adds Sports Express trains from Fern Rock that skip stops down to Walnut-Locust, then run nonstop to NRG. Check SEPTA's Sixers and Flyers pages for your game.

Fare is $2.90. Tap a contactless card, phone or watch, or use SEPTA Key. PATCO Freedom Share cards work too.

Event parking for Sixers games is $30. The Sixers recommend buying it ahead of time on Ticketmaster.

The arena also sells advance parking through SpotHero, which it says can be up to 50% cheaper than paying at the gate.

Parking is cashless: credit card, prepaid card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. Cars in arena lots may be screened.

Accessible parking is next to the east, west and south entrances, and you can drop off passengers at any entrance first.

There's a dedicated Lyft pickup lot in Lot D, at the southeast corner of the building.

Philly tip: Postgame rides surge fast. The Broad Street Line gets you back to Center City for $2.90.

For Flyers games, doors open 1 hour before puck drop (6:00 pm for a 7:00 pm game).

Door times can change by event, so check the arena's event page for your game. The box office opens 3 hours before events, and Will Call opens 90 minutes before most events.

No re-entry once your ticket is scanned.

The arena isn't clear-bag-only. Small bags up to 4.5″ × 6.5″ (clutches and wristlets) skip the X-ray but still get checked.

Bigger bags are allowed if they're under 14″ × 14″ × 6″, and they go through the X-ray.

No backpacks, suitcases or large multi-compartment bags. Lockers on the 11th Street side run $5–$15, credit card only.

The arena is fully cashless, from food to merch to the box office. Reverse ATMs that turn cash into a prepaid card are at Section 122, Section 214 and the box office.

Not allowed: weapons, vapes, outside food and drink, coolers, metal drink containers, drones, laser pointers, selfie sticks, video recording devices and signs bigger than 11″ × 17″.

Kids 2 and under don't need a ticket if they sit on a lap. Family restrooms are near Sections 116 and 219. Strollers can't go into the seating bowl, but you can check them at Guest Services behind Section 122.

Sixers tickets live in the official Philadelphia 76ers app, under Tickets. Flyers tickets are managed through Ticketmaster. Have them loaded before you get to the doors.

Buying resale? Check the section and row before you buy. The cheapest seats are usually up top or behind the basket or net.

Wheelchair seating is available on every level. Personal care attendants get a free ticket, assistive listening headsets are free with a photo ID, and there's a sensory room on the Suite Level.

Mobile captioning is offered at select events, including Flyers games. ASL interpreters are available with about two weeks' notice.