Where to sit
The arena holds about 21,000 for Sixers games and about 19,600 for Flyers games. Seats split into the lower level (sections 101–124), the club level (sections C1–C4 and C10–C24) and the upper level (sections 201–224), plus suites. Lower numbers sit closer to the action: 100s down low, C sections in the middle, 200s up top.
Flyers games: both benches are on the Broad Street side (by sections 101, 102 and 124). The Flyers shoot twice toward the I-95 end (sections 105–109) and once toward the Pattison Avenue end (sections 118–120), per the arena's seating chart.
Sixers games: the floor-level Centennial seats sit behind each basket, and the Bank of America Club Level comes with in-seat food and drink service.
Accessible seating is on every level. On Ticketmaster, use the "Show Accessible tickets" filter, or buy at the box office. Each accessible ticket covers the guest plus up to three companions.
Philly tip: The cheapest seats are usually up top in the 200s. For Flyers games, sit at the I-95 end (sections 105–109) and you'll see the Flyers attack in two of the three periods.
Quick answers
Where do the Flyers shoot twice?
Toward the I-95 end (sections 105–109). They shoot once toward the Pattison Avenue end (sections 118–120).
Where are the benches for Flyers games?
Both benches are on the Broad Street side, by sections 101, 102 and 124.
What do the section numbers mean?
100s are the lower level, C sections are the club level, and 200s are the upper level.
How many people does the arena hold?
About 21,000 for basketball and about 19,600 for hockey.
How do I buy accessible seats?
Use Ticketmaster's "Show Accessible tickets" filter or buy at the box office. Each accessible ticket covers the guest plus up to three companions.
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Sources
From official team, venue and SEPTA pages, checked October 4, 2026. Prices and times can change, so double-check before you head out.