Citizens Bank Park is a baseball stadium located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The stadium was built in 2004 and features a capacity of 42,901. The stadium primarily serves has the home field of Major League Baseball team Philadelphia Phillies.

The stadium was built to replace Veterans Stadium, a multi-purpose stadium that was also home to the Philadelphia Eagles. Unlike Veterans Stadium, Citizens Bank Park is built for baseball with excellent sightlines from anywhere in the stadium.

The stadium offers visitors the best of both worlds with a design that draws from classic baseball stadiums of the past with all the modern amenities fans expect from a modern sports stadium.

Like all great American baseball stadiums, you’ll find a number of unique attractions spread throughout the ball park. A 52-foot LED replica of the city’s famous Liberty Bell swings every time the Phillies score a home run. Bellow the bell you’ll find Ashburn Alley an open concourse area full of dining and entertainment options.

The stadium is part of the South Philadelphia Sports Complex which also include Wells Fargo Arena, Lincoln Financial Field and Xfinity Live! Citizens Bank Park is easily accessible via the city’s SEPTA railway network. Alight at NRG station located with the Sports Complex and a short walk from the entrance of the stadium.