Every restroom at the Wells Fargo Center (Xfinity Mobile Arena) mapped by level. Plus the best places to eat, drink, and stay near Philadelphia's home of the 76ers and Flyers in the South Philadelphia Sports Complex.
Heading into Wells Fargo Center? Find the closest bathroom to your entry point in seconds.
| I'm entering via... | Nearest restroom | Walk | Accessible | Family |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Broad Street Entrance (NW) | Main Concourse restrooms near Sections 101-103 | 1 min | Yes | — |
| East Food Hall & Bar Entrance (NE, off 11th St) | Main Concourse restrooms near Sections 114-116 | <1 min | Yes | Mamava Nursing Suite near Sec 116 |
| VIP / Club Entrance (West) | Club Level restrooms, immediate access | <1 min | Yes | — |
| Not inside yet (arriving early) | Xfinity Live! (1100 Pattison Ave) or Citizens Bank Park plaza restrooms | Varies | Yes | Xfinity Live! has family facilities |
💡 Halftime pro tip: Head to the Upper Concourse (200 level) or the ends of the Main Concourse for shorter restroom lines. Mid-concourse restrooms near the main entrances are the busiest during breaks. Go early in the 2nd quarter or 2nd period to avoid the rush entirely.
All restroom locations pinned on the arena footprint. Tap a pin for level, section, and facility details. The arena recently upgraded all restrooms with advanced hygiene systems.
Quick picks for your game day — the closest hotel, best pre-game spot, top food, and must-do experience.
Adjacent to the arena in the South Philadelphia Sports Complex. Walk to the game in under 5 minutes. Casino, restaurants, and entertainment on-site.
Philadelphia's premier sports entertainment district. Five venues including Broad Street Bullies Pub, NBC Sports Arena, and Victory Beer Hall. Steps from the arena.
The iconic Philly stadium food. Crinkle-cut fries dusted in crab seasoning with white cheese sauce. Available at multiple concession stands throughout the arena.
Go behind the scenes at one of the busiest arenas in the world. Walk the players' tunnel and step onto the Flyers' ice. Groups of 25+ only.
Pre-game bars, the best arena food, and nearby restaurants — all with real distances. We've noted which venues have customer restrooms.
The most iconic arena food in Philadelphia. Crinkle-cut fries dusted in crab seasoning with a side of white American cheese sauce. A Philadelphia institution since 1977. Nearest restrooms always on the same concourse level.
Authentic Philly cheesesteaks from the Old City institution. Chopped ribeye on a proper Amoroso roll. You can't visit Philadelphia and skip the cheesesteak — this is the best in-arena option.
Pork sandwich with chili garlic broccoli rabe and Italian hoagies inspired by the Italian Market on 9th Street. Two locations inside the arena.
Famous fried chicken and hot fresh donuts from the beloved Philadelphia chain. The fried chicken sandwich is a fan favorite at games.
Full Shake Shack menu with burgers, crinkle fries, and milkshakes. The $9 Buzzer Beater shake is an arena exclusive.
Jose Garces' tacos (shrimp, short rib, adobo chicken) plus churros. Also find AC Subs (hoagies on Formica's rolls), Rita's Italian Ice, Mordy's Kosher, and The Line Change (rotating menu).
Philadelphia's ultimate pre-game destination. Five venues under one roof: Broad Street Bullies Pub (hockey bar), PBR Philly (country bar), 1100 Social, Victory Beer Hall, and NBC Sports Arena. Open before and after events.
The original Chickie's & Pete's location on Packer Avenue. Full menu with crab fries, wings, seafood, and craft beers. A South Philly institution with massive TVs for pre-game viewing.
Full-service casino with multiple restaurants and bars. Guy Fieri's Philly Kitchen + Bar, The Chophouse, and sports betting lounge. Great pre-game option with upscale dining.
The ultimate Flyers bar, named after the legendary 1970s teams. Hockey memorabilia, craft beers, and a roaring atmosphere on game nights. Part of the Xfinity Live! complex.
Famous for roast pork Italian sandwiches and cheesesteaks. A Philadelphia institution since 1992. Worth the short drive or rideshare before the game.
The two most famous cheesesteak rivals in Philadelphia, facing each other at the intersection of 9th and Passyunk. Open 24 hours. A must-visit for first-timers to Philly.
Wells Fargo Center concessions can accommodate gluten-free, nut-free, and vegetarian requests at most stands. Shake Shack has a published allergen menu. Ask any concession stand for ingredient lists — staff are trained on the top-8 allergens. Mordy's Kosher stand is available on the Main Concourse.
Concession stands will provide free cups of water on request. Water fountains are located near restrooms on every concourse level. Bring a refillable bottle — you can take sealed plastic bottles through security. Stay hydrated, especially during summer events when the arena can be warm before the AC catches up.
Shake Shack and Federal Donuts have the most kid-friendly options. Chickie's & Pete's crab fries are a hit with children (mild seasoning, ask for less). The East Food Hall & Bar entrance area has the widest selection of food options in one spot — ideal for families where everyone wants something different.
From Live! Casino & Hotel, walk east across the parking lots to the arena (5 min). From Xfinity Live!, exit and head south on 11th Street (4 min). From Center City, take the Broad Street Line (BSL) to AT&T Station, then walk 5 minutes to the arena. Inside, concourses loop the full arena on both levels.
Stroller parking areas are available near the main entrances — ask Guest Services. Family restrooms near Guest Services on the Main Concourse have extra space. The Mamava nursing suite near Section 116 provides private lactation space. All entrances and restrooms are wheelchair accessible.
Peak lines: intermission and halftime. Main Concourse food stands are busiest — try the Upper Concourse for shorter waits. Flyers and 76ers playoff games draw the biggest crowds. Doors open 90 minutes before most events.
Hotels sorted by proximity to the arena. The South Philadelphia Sports Complex area has limited hotel options — Center City hotels with Broad Street Line access are an excellent alternative.
The only hotel in the South Philadelphia Sports Complex. Full casino, multiple restaurants (Guy Fieri's, The Chophouse), sports betting, and entertainment. Walk to the arena, Citizens Bank Park, and Lincoln Financial Field.
Modern Marriott property in the scenic Navy Yard business district. Quiet location just south of the sports complex. Good value option with walkable access.
Center City hotel near the Broad Street Line. Take the subway southbound to NRG Station (Pattison Ave) — 14 minutes door to door. Great location for exploring Philadelphia.
4-star hotel in a landmark Art Deco building near City Hall. Steps from the Broad Street Line. The best balance of location, quality, and game-day accessibility.
Boutique hotel on South Broad Street. Rooftop bar with city views. Walk to the Broad Street Line at Walnut-Locust station for a quick ride to the game.
5-star luxury hotel on the Avenue of the Arts. Steps from City Hall and the Broad Street Line. Premium option for visitors who want the best of Philadelphia.
Solid budget option in Center City. Complimentary breakfast. Walk to Walnut-Locust station for the Broad Street Line southbound to the game.
3-star hotel near the Convention Center. Good value with free breakfast. Take the Broad Street Line from Race-Vine station straight to the arena.
The South Philadelphia Sports Complex is one of the densest sporting precincts in America. Three major venues, an entertainment district, and a casino — all within walking distance. Adjacent to Citizens Bank Park.
Go behind the scenes at one of the busiest arenas in the world. Walk the players' tunnel, visit locker rooms, and step onto the ice where the Flyers play. Available for groups of 25+ only, Monday-Friday 10AM-3PM. Book well ahead.
🚽 Restrooms available inside arena during tours
Philadelphia's premier sports entertainment complex at 1100 Pattison Ave. Five venues: Broad Street Bullies Pub, PBR Philly, 1100 Social, Victory Beer Hall, and NBC Sports Arena. Open for events and daily dining. The center of pre-game and post-game action.
🚽 Public restrooms available (free, accessible)
Home of the Philadelphia Phillies (MLB), just 0.3 miles from Wells Fargo Center in the same sports complex. If you're visiting in baseball season (April-October), catch a Phillies game too. The ballpark is famous for its food scene and views of the city skyline.
Home of the Philadelphia Eagles (NFL), 0.4 miles from Wells Fargo Center. The 69,796-seat stadium hosts Eagles games August-January plus concerts. Also accessible from NRG Station on the Broad Street Line.
🚽 Restrooms available during events
Full-service casino and entertainment complex at 900 Packer Avenue. Table games, slots, sports betting, Guy Fieri's Philly Kitchen + Bar, The Chophouse, and live entertainment. Open 24/7. The newest addition to the South Philadelphia Sports Complex.
🚽 Public restrooms throughout (free, accessible)
America's oldest open-air market, running along 9th Street from Wharton to Fitzwater. Fresh produce, Italian delis, cheesesteak spots, and specialty food shops. About 1.5 miles north of the arena. A must-visit for food lovers visiting Philadelphia.
🚽 Restaurant restrooms along the market
Wells Fargo Center is at 3601 South Broad Street, Philadelphia, PA 19148. The SEPTA Broad Street Line makes public transit the best option for most visitors.
Take the Broad Street Subway (orange line) southbound to NRG Station (Pattison Avenue) — the last southbound stop. 14 minutes from City Hall, trains every 15 minutes. The station is a 1-minute walk from the arena. $2.50 fare with SEPTA Key card. By far the easiest way to get to the game.
Bus Route 4 and Route 17 run southbound on Broad Street to Pattison Avenue. Route 68 also serves the area. Bus fare $2.50 with SEPTA Key. The subway is faster and more frequent for most visitors.
Take I-76 East to Broad Street (Exit 347A), then head south on Broad Street approximately 3 miles to the South Philadelphia Sports Complex. Well-signed on event days.
Take I-95 to Exit 15 (Broad Street / Pattison Avenue). Follow signs to the South Philadelphia Sports Complex. I-95 provides direct access from New Jersey, Delaware, and points south.
Designated drop-off zones near Broad Street & Pattison Avenue and Pattison Avenue & 11th Street. Lot T is the designated Uber zone with a branded lounge, seating, and charging stations. Lot D serves as the Lyft zone. ~$10-15 from Center City, ~$25-35 from PHL Airport.
All three stadiums are in the same complex. Citizens Bank Park is 0.3 mi (6 min walk) and Lincoln Financial Field is 0.4 mi (8 min walk). If you're attending events at multiple venues, it's an easy walk between them. See our Citizens Bank Park guide.
Over 6,000 parking spaces across multiple lots. Prepay online to save money. Lots typically open 2-3 hours before events. Prices range from $19-$44 depending on the event and lot.
Surface lot near the intersection of Broad Street and North Access Road, adjacent to the NRG Broad Street Subway Station. Great option if arriving by car — close to the subway and the Broad Street entrance.
Premium lot directly on the south side of the arena with minimal walking distance to entrances. One of the most popular lots — fills up fast. Also used for ADA parking.
Located just south of the arena off 11th Street. Also serves as the designated Lyft pickup/drop-off zone. Steps from the East Food Hall & Bar Entrance.
Closest lot to the AT&T Pavilion and 11th Street entrances. Prepaid parking only — must purchase in advance online. Fills quickly for popular events.
Designated Uber pickup and drop-off zone for all Wells Fargo Center and Citizens Bank Park events. Features an Uber-branded lounge with seating and charging stations. Avoid the surge — walk here after the game for faster pickup.
ADA parking areas near the east, west, and south entrances — primarily in Lots C and D. Arrive early for the closest spots. An attendant will direct you to the nearest available section. Valid disabled parking permit or license plate required.
Off-site lot on S. Darien Street. The cheapest parking option near the sports complex. Slightly longer walk but significant savings over on-site lots. Book online for the best rate.
The SEPTA Broad Street Line to NRG Station is the best way to avoid parking hassles entirely. 14 minutes from City Hall, 1-minute walk from the arena. No traffic, no parking fees, no circling for spots. SEPTA Key card fare $2.50.
Full breakdown of every restroom area inside the arena, organized by level. The arena features 180+ restrooms with advanced hygiene and management technology installed during recent renovations. Last verified July 2026.
All restrooms at Wells Fargo Center are ADA accessible. Elevators and ramps provide access to every level. Wheelchair-accessible seating is available throughout the arena with companion seating.
Private family restrooms are available on the Main Concourse near Guest Services. Larger stalls with baby changing tables for parents with young children. Ask any Guest Services staff for directions.
A dedicated Mamava lactation suite is located outside Section 116 on the Main Concourse. Free to use — download the Mamava app for an unlock code. Private, clean, and comfortable. First Aid at Section 117 is an alternative.
The Upper Concourse (200 level) and the ends of the Main Concourse have consistently shorter lines. Avoid mid-concourse restrooms near the main entrances during intermissions and halftime.
The arena provides accommodations for fans with sensory sensitivities. Contact Guest Services for available resources. Quiet areas may be available depending on the event.
Elevators provide access to all levels including Main Concourse, Upper Concourse, Club Level, and Suite Level. Ramps are available at all main entrances. Wheelchair-accessible viewing positions on every level.
Arriving early or can't get inside? These restrooms are within walking distance.
0.2 mi • 1100 Pattison Ave • Multiple restroom facilities
0.3 mi • 900 Packer Ave • Public restrooms throughout casino
0.3 mi • Restrooms available during Phillies games and events
0.4 mi • 1526 Packer Ave • Customer restrooms
Adjacent • Pattison Ave • Station restrooms
0.5 mi south • Public park restrooms at Pattison Ave entrance
When restroom lines peak and when you will walk straight in. Timing your restroom visit at Wells Fargo Center can save 10+ minutes of standing in line.
Peak during intermissions (hockey) and halftime (basketball). Lines on Main Concourse can exceed 10 minutes. Upper Concourse stays manageable. Best time: early in the 2nd period/quarter.
Flyers games (Oct-Apr): Two intermissions create two peak rushes. Upper Concourse is key.
76ers games (Oct-Apr): Halftime is the single biggest rush. Q2 start is ideal.
Concerts: Pre-show and immediately post-show. During the show, lines drop dramatically.
WWE/UFC: Shorter breaks between bouts mean more consistent traffic. Go during undercard fights.
Weekday vs Weekend: Weekend events draw bigger crowds and longer lines. Tuesday/Wednesday games are easiest.
💡 Pro tip: During concerts and special events, the Upper Concourse restrooms at either end of the arena have the shortest lines all night. Most concert-goers stay on the Main Concourse. Walk upstairs, use the facilities, and walk back down. The detour takes 3 minutes total vs. a 10-minute line.
Local knowledge that will make your 76ers or Flyers game day significantly better.
Head to the 200 level for shorter restroom lines. Most fans stay on the Main Concourse — the upper level is consistently less crowded, especially during intermissions.
Avoid restrooms during intermissions (hockey) or halftime (basketball). Go early in the 2nd period/quarter instead. Lines at intermission can stretch 10+ minutes at Main Concourse locations.
The SEPTA Broad Street Line to NRG Station is genuinely the best way to get here. 14 minutes from City Hall, $2.50 fare, 1-minute walk to the arena. Avoid the parking headache entirely.
Gates typically open 1.5-2 hours before events. The best arena food (Chickie's & Pete's, Campo's, Federal Donuts) has long lines by game time. Arrive early, eat first, then find your seat.
Xfinity Live! is the best pre-game spot in Philadelphia. Five bars/restaurants, massive screens, and atmosphere. 5-minute walk to the arena. Get there 2+ hours before the game for the full experience.
Wells Fargo Center uses mobile-only ticketing. Download your tickets to your phone's wallet before arriving. Make sure your phone is charged — charging stations are available inside the arena.
The arena enforces a clear bag policy. Bags must be clear plastic/vinyl not exceeding 12" x 6" x 12", or a small clutch (4.5" x 6.5"). Exceptions for diaper bags and medically necessary items with inspection.
Wells Fargo Center is a cashless venue. All concessions, merchandise, and parking accept credit/debit cards and mobile payments only. Cash-to-card conversion kiosks are available inside.
Wells Fargo Center, Citizens Bank Park, Lincoln Financial Field, and Xfinity Live! are all within a 10-minute walk of each other. It's one of the most concentrated sports districts in the USA.
Summer concerts and events can be brutal getting to the arena across the open parking lots. Arrive early and head straight inside for air conditioning. Bring a sealed water bottle through security — stay hydrated on the walk from Lot C. The arena's AC is excellent once inside.
Flyers games are loud and intense — bring ear protection for young children, especially during goal celebrations. The Mamava suite near Section 116 is a quiet escape if your toddler gets overwhelmed. Family restrooms near Guest Services have the most space for diaper changes.
The Wells Fargo Center app lets you order food from your seat (mobile ordering), upgrade seats, and find restrooms. Order food during the 1st period and pick it up at intermission — skip the food line entirely.
Staying hydrated means more restroom trips — and at an arena with 180+ restrooms, that is never a problem. Here is how to keep everyone hydrated without paying $7 for a bottle.
Any concession stand will give you a free cup of water on request. Do not pay for bottled water unless you want to. Just ask at the counter — staff are required to provide it.
Water fountains are located near restroom clusters on every concourse level. The Main Concourse and Upper Concourse both have multiple fountain locations. Refill stations may be available near select fountains.
Sealed plastic water bottles are allowed through security. Bring one per person and refill at fountains inside. Glass containers and open bottles are not permitted. One factory-sealed bottle up to 20oz per person.
First Aid is available inside the arena during all events. Know the location before you need it.
Located at Section 117 on the Main Concourse. Staffed by trained medical personnel during all events. Band-aids, OTC medications, ice packs, and basic medical assistance available. Can also be used as a nursing space if the Mamava suite is occupied. Restrooms nearby at Sections 114-116.
In-arena emergencies: Alert any arena staff member or security — they carry radios. Lost children: Report immediately to Guest Services on the Main Concourse. 911: Available for true emergencies. Arena address: 3601 South Broad Street, Philadelphia, PA 19148.
Temple University Hospital — Episcopal Campus is 2.5 miles north (~8 min drive). Penn Medicine at Rittenhouse is 4 miles north in Center City. For trauma care, Thomas Jefferson University Hospital is 4.5 miles north in Center City, a Level I trauma center. Via ambulance from the arena, response times are rapid.
Key facts about Philadelphia's premier indoor arena.
Opened with a World Cup of Hockey game. Built to replace the legendary Spectrum (1967-2009) which stood adjacent to the current arena site.
126 luxury suites and 1,880 club-box seats. A $400 million multi-year renovation added a 4K kinetic scoreboard, expanded lounges, and modernized facilities.
Philadelphia 76ers (NBA), Philadelphia Flyers (NHL), plus concerts, WWE events, and major touring shows. One of the busiest arenas in the world by event count.
CoreStates Center (1996-1998), First Union Center (1998-2003), Wachovia Center (2003-2010), Wells Fargo Center (2010-2025), Xfinity Mobile Arena (2025-present). Locals still call it Wells Fargo Center or "The Center."
A new shared arena for the 76ers, Flyers, and a WNBA expansion team is planned for the former Spectrum site at Broad & Pattison. Construction ~3 years, target opening around 2030. The current arena will eventually be demolished.
Wells Fargo Center sits alongside Citizens Bank Park (Phillies), Lincoln Financial Field (Eagles), Xfinity Live!, and Live! Casino. One of America's densest sporting precincts.
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