Lincoln Financial Field

Lincoln Financial Field is located at 1 Lincoln Financial Field Way, in the South Philadelphia sports complex. The best way to get there is via the Broad Street Line (BSL), SEPTA's orange subway line. Take a southbound train from any Center City station (City Hall, Walnut-Locust) to NRG Station. The ride from Center City takes just 10-15 minutes and costs $2.50 USD with a SEPTA Key card.

On match days, SEPTA increases train frequency on the Broad Street Line and also runs express buses from strategic points in the city. This is undoubtedly the most recommended option to avoid the vehicular congestion in the area on event days.

If arriving by car, the sports complex has ample parking but prices for large events range from $30 to $50 USD. From Philadelphia International Airport (PHL), the stadium is just 15 minutes by car. Uber and Lyft work well in the area, though post-match demand can generate elevated prices and 20-30 minute waits. Consider walking to Pattison Avenue to find rides faster.

Lincoln Financial Field has a bowl configuration with three main levels: the 100 level (lower), the 200 level (club/mezzanine), and the 300 level (upper). For the 2026 World Cup, capacity will remain at 69,176 seats with a configuration optimized for soccer.

The best views for soccer matches are in the sideline sections of the 100 level (sections 101-112 and 125-136), where proximity to the pitch allows you to see plays in detail. The end sections (113-124 and 137-148) offer direct views of the goals, ideal for seeing goals up close.

The 200 level is the club zone with padded seats and access to climate-controlled hospitality areas. These sections offer an excellent elevated perspective and are the most comfortable in the stadium. The 300 level is the highest and most affordable. The lower rows of the 300s offer good panoramic views, but the upper rows are quite far from the pitch. The west side of the stadium gets shade first at afternoon matches.

The immediate area around the South Philadelphia Sports Complex is predominantly sports-oriented, but Philadelphia's lodging options are excellent and well-connected by subway. Center City hotels (15 minutes on the BSL) are the most practical option: the Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Hilton Garden Inn, and Sonesta Philadelphia Downtown offer good value.

For a closer experience to the stadium, the Holiday Inn Express Philadelphia-Midtown and hotels in the airport area (10 minutes by car) are budget-friendly alternatives. The Passyunk Avenue area, a 15-minute walk north of the stadium, is South Philadelphia's gastronomic heart.

You can't visit Philadelphia without trying an authentic Philly cheesesteak. Pat's King of Steaks and Geno's Steaks face each other at the intersection of 9th Street and Passyunk Avenue, a 20-minute walk from the stadium. The Italian Market on 9th Street is the oldest outdoor market in the United States and offers Italian, Mexican, and Asian food. For Latin American fans, the North Philadelphia area has authentic Mexican and Puerto Rican food.

Lincoln Financial Field meets ADA accessibility standards. The stadium has accessible seating for wheelchair users on all levels (100, 200, and 300), with adjacent companion spaces. Access ramps and elevators are available at all corners of the stadium.

Accessible restrooms are distributed across all levels. The stadium offers assistive listening devices for people with hearing disabilities, available at customer service centers located at the main gates.

For families with children, the stadium has diaper-changing stations in restrooms on all levels. Strollers are permitted but must be folded and stored in designated areas. Noise levels during matches can be very high, especially in animation sections, so hearing protection for young children is recommended. The NRG subway station is accessible for people with reduced mobility.

The match schedule will be updated when FIFA confirms the assignments for this venue. Stay tuned for official updates.