Citizens Bank Park - home of Philadelphia Phillies in Philadelphia, PA

πŸ“–About Citizens Bank Park

Citizens Bank Park is a fan-favorite "retro-modern" ballpark known for its intimate feel and incredible food. It features the iconic "Liberty Bell" sign that lights up and rings after home runs and Phillies wins.

πŸ›οΈHistory

Origins

Built to replace the dual-purpose Veterans Stadium and provide the Phillies with a dedicated baseball-only venue with natural grass.

Major Renovations

2023Installed a massive New HDR video board, one of the largest in MLB.

Notable Moments

Oct 29, 2008The Phillies clinch the World Series, defeating the Rays in a game delayed by rain for two days.
Oct 6, 2010Roy Halladay throws a no-hitter in his post-season debut.

🎟️Visitor Guide

Best Seats

Diamond Club seats offer an unmatched view behind the plate. For a festive atmosphere, the "Ashburn Alley" outfield sections are where the action is.

Parking Tips

The "Broad Street Line" subway is the most efficient way to get to the sports complex. If driving, use the official lots off Pattison Avenue.

Game Day

Eat a Tony Luke's cheesesteak or The Schmitter. Visit the Phillies Wall of Fame in Ashburn Alley and watch for the Phantic's zany antics between innings.

Stadiums Near Citizens Bank Park

References

Content sourced from Wikipedia (CC BY-SA) and official team sites. Additional information verified against public sources.