GAMEDAY GUIDE

PHILADELPHIA EALGES

1933

YEAR TEAM FOUNDED

2003

YEAR STADIUM OPENED

69,796

STADIUM CAPACITY

5 HOURS

PARKING LOTS OPEN

A Philadelphia Eagles gameday experience at Lincoln Financial Field is intense, passionate, and uniquely Philly—from tailgate to final whistle. Here’s what it’s really like:

1) Tailgating: Electric and Welcoming

  • Hours before kickoff, parking lots like Lot K become massive tailgate parties.

  • Grills are fired up, music is blasting, beer is flowing, and fans are chanting “E-A-G-L-E-S!”

  • Even if you come alone, the community vibe means you’ll likely be welcomed with a beer and a cheesesteak.

“Show up with a six-pack and make friends instantly,” says more than one Eagles fan.

2) Stadium Atmosphere: Loud, Loyal, Legendary

  • The Linc holds about 67,000 fans and is one of the loudest stadiums in the NFL.

  • Expect booming chants, especially “Fly Eagles Fly” and spontaneous “E-A-G-L-E-S” eruptions.

  • The crowd is intensely loyal—they live and breathe football.

  • Don’t wear an opposing team jersey unless you can handle some friendly (or not-so-friendly) banter.

3) In-Game Entertainment & Traditions

  • Watch the bald eagle “Lincoln” fly over the field during the national anthem.

  • Massive HD video boards, LED light shows, and curated fan content energize the experience.

  • The Eagles mascot Swoop and cheerleaders add to the show.

  • Everyone sings along to “Fly Eagles Fly” after scores—it’s tradition.

4) Food & Drink: Philly Staples

  • Signature stadium eats include:

    • Chickie’s & Pete’s Crab Fries

    • Tony Luke’s cheesesteaks

    • Campo’s roast pork sandwiches

    • Federal Donuts & Love & Honey fried chicken

  • Beer is everywhere, though lines can get long during peak moments.

5) Where You Sit Matters

  • Club and premium seats offer upscale amenities and lounges.

  • Eagles Nest (sections 127–130) is where the rowdiest fans sit—it’s wild.

  • Even nosebleeds offer great sightlines thanks to smart stadium design.

6) What Fans Say

  • “It’s electric. It’s emotional. It’s like going to church for football.”

  • “Philly fans are brutal—but they’re the most loyal in the league.”

  • “I lost my voice by halftime and had the best time of my life.”

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VS DALLAS COWBOYS

AT KANSAS CITY CHIEFS

VS LOS ANGELES RAM

AT TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS

VS DENVER BRONCOS

AT NEW YORK GIANTS

AT MINNESOTA VIKINGS

VS NEW YORK GIANTS

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AT GREEN BAY PACKERS

VS DETROIT LIONS

AT DALLAS COWBOYS

VS CHICAGO BEARS

AT LOS ANGELES CHARGERS

VS LAS VEGAS RAIDERS

AT WASHINGTON COMMANDERS

AT BUFFALO BILLS

VS WASHINGTON COMMANDERS

The Philadelphia Eagles tailgating experience is one of the most legendary and intense in the NFL. It’s loud, gritty, and passionate—just like the city. Here’s what to expect if you’re heading to the Linc (Lincoln Financial Field) on gameday:

1) Where It Happens

  • Tailgating lots open ~5 hours before kickoff.

  • Lot K is the most famous (and rowdiest), but Lots M, N, and F are also packed with action.

  • Right across the street is Xfinity Live!, a sports bar and entertainment complex that’s another huge pregame hub.

2) Vibe & Energy

  • Think of it as a massive block party—with 20,000+ die-hard fans repping green.

  • People bring tents, grills, flat-screen TVs, beer pong tables, kegs, and full DJ setups.

  • It’s welcoming but intense. You’ll hear booming music, see full pig roasts, and probably witness someone in an eagle costume screaming at a Giants fan.

“You can walk around solo with a 6-pack and make 10 friends in 10 minutes.”

3) Food & Drink

  • BYO or bartering is common. Bring beer, and someone will probably feed you.

  • Classic tailgate foods:

    • Cheesesteaks, hoagies, burgers, sausages

    • Chickie’s & Pete’s Crab Fries

    • Homemade “Philly-style” chili and pork sandwiches

  • Drinks flow freely—beer, whiskey, jello shots, and Eagles-themed cocktails like “Green Punch.”

4) Music, Games & Fun

  • Speakers and DJ booths blast everything from Meek Mill to Hall & Oates.

  • Games like:

    • Cornhole

    • Flip cup

    • Ladder toss

    • “Scream at Dallas fans” (a local tradition 😏)

5) Fan Traditions

  • Chants of “E-A-G-L-E-S! EAGLES!” break out constantly.

  • People wear custom gear, throwbacks, and body paint—even in freezing temps.

  • Every so often, someone will impersonate Rocky running up steps (or cars).

  • You may spot Swoop (the mascot) or local Philly celebrities tailgating with fans.

6) Real Talk: What to Know

  • Security is present, but the vibe is rowdy.

  • Don’t wear rival gear unless you can handle serious heckling (and possibly a beer shower).

  • Bathrooms are porta-potties, unless you’re near Xfinity Live! or the stadium gates.

  • Keep your group safe and smart—tailgating gets wild but is generally friendly if you’re respectful.

7) Pro Tips

  • Arrive early—at least 3–4 hours pregame to claim a good spot.

  • Bring a folding chair, cooler, and layers (it gets cold fast in late season).

  • Don’t overpack—no alcohol allowed inside the stadium once you go in.

  • Stay hydrated and pace yourself—it’s a marathon, not a sprint.