The Philadelphia Flyers are back in action for the 2023-24 season. They will begin the “New Era of Orange” under Dan Hilferty, Keith Jones, and Danny Briere. They hope to rebuild the organization and move toward a new era under their fiery head coach John Tortorella. The Wells Fargo Center will be a great time this season, but there are also things you need to know before a Flyers game.
Flyers at the Wells Fargo Center in 2023-24
An NHL game is one of the most entertaining live events in all of sports. The fast-paced, continuous action mesmerizes fans with all different levels of knowledge about hockey. The crowd even ignites when players drop the gloves for a fight midgame.
The Flyers will count on goaltender Carter Hart as one of their stars in 2023-24. The 25-year-old is already playing in his sixth NHL season. Travis Konecny, Sean Couturier, and Joel Farabee will play at the top of the lineup for the forwards.
The lineup is full of young players hoping to grow into roles as key contributors at the NHL level and work their way into contention for the Stanley Cup after the rebuild is complete. The new leaders of the front office have also spoken optimistically about the future of Philadelphia.
Things To Know Before a Philadelphia Flyers Game
Live events have become more accessible as the world loosens pandemic restrictions, and attending a Flyers game is a worthwhile trip for sports fans in Philadelphia.
Some fans at the Wells Fargo Center are season ticket holders who’ve been to hundreds of games. Some are newer fans of the sport. Whatever your level of expertise, things change every year. Refresh yourself or learn something new about Flyers games in 2023-24.
Here are 9 things you need to know before going to a Philadelphia Flyers game.
Who Will They Be Playing?
It’s not always a no-brainer. You’ll have your Flyers gear on, but make sure a jacket, a hat, or any other clothes you wear don’t rep the visiting colors. Don’t risk getting stuck wearing yellow if it’s a matchup against the Pittsburgh Penguins.
Where Is A Good Place To Park?
Eight parking lots surround the Wells Fargo Center. Availability changes depending on your arrival time, but the F, E, and D lots between Xfinity Live and the Wells Fargo Center are typically the easiest to access. The arena lots no longer accept cash.
If you’d rather take public transportation to the game, NRG Station is the terminal stop on the Broad Street Line (Orange Line). It lets riders out at Broad Street and Pattison Avenue, just a quick walk from the Wells Fargo Center.
What Time Can You Get In?
The entrances typically open 1.5 hours before most home games. Concession stands and merchandise locations around the main concourse typically open at the same time. The Flyers don’t allow reentry.
How Will The Fan Screening Process Work?
Limit what you bring into the stadium to make the screening process simpler. Fans cannot bring any outside food and beverage items inside. The Flyers have made improvements to keep lines at the stadium entrance moving quickly.
How Do You Access Your Tickets?
Digital access has become the easiest way to enter the arena, and the Wells Fargo Center offers digital options through its official box office. The Ticket Transfer app has also made it easier for people to exchange tickets before the game.
What Time Does The Game Begin?
Weeknight games begin at 7 p.m. most of the time. However, the Flyers play some afternoon games at home. Plus, any nationally televised games can change the typical schedule. Make sure you check before heading to the game.
Is There Anything Special Happening?
The Flyers have plenty of great giveaways lined up for the 2023-24 season. The list this season includes a t-shirt, a Flyers beer stein, and Gritty earmuffs, They also put their alumni on full display as well as any professional sports team, so you could run into a famous Flyer from the past. Check their promotional calendar for all upcoming events.
Where Are the Best Places To Go After the Game?
If you’re looking for a night out after the game, head right over to Xfinity Live. The sports complex’s favorite bar offers specials after many games for fans who leave the arena. South Philly has plenty of other bars close to the stadium, including Chickie’s and Pete’s, and Philadium.
