Dancing On My Own
Following Phillies victories, fans remain in Citizens Bank Park singing "Dancing On My Own," which became the club's signature postseason celebration.
Philadelphia baseball stadium known for passionate fans and strong home-run atmosphere.
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Following Phillies victories, fans remain in Citizens Bank Park singing "Dancing On My Own," which became the club's signature postseason celebration.
After Phillies wins, Harry Kalas' famous version of "High Hopes" plays as fans sing along.
The Phanatic spends the game interacting with fans, riding his ATV, dancing on the dugouts, and performing one of baseball's most famous mascot routines.
After every Phillies home run, the giant Liberty Bell beyond center field lights up and swings back and forth.
Red October and the Phillies’ second World Series championship.
Tributes to the Voice of the Phillies and his legendary calls.
Permanent tributes to the greatest third baseman and face of the franchise.
Exhibits on the 2008–2011 playoff runs and Red October era.
The most beloved mascot in sports — green, furry, and pure Philly chaos.
The Liberty Bell animates and rings on the videoboard after home runs.
Special pregame ceremonies and energy during playoff games.
Your first arrival through the plazas — passionate Philly baseball awaits.
Behind-the-scenes ballpark tour — dugout, clubhouses, and Ashburn Alley.
Stay for “High Hopes” blasting after a Phillies victory.
A Schwarber-style bomb landing in Ashburn Alley — electric crowd moment.
See the Liberty Bell rock after a Phillies home run — ring the bell!
NL Championship Series at Citizens Bank Park — two wins from the World Series.
Red October atmosphere — one of the best playoff environments in the NL.
Pregame intros during a playoff game — electric Red October energy.
Red October — one of the loudest playoff atmospheres in baseball.
The Fall Classic in Philadelphia — baseball’s biggest stage in South Philly.
Honors Utley’s leadership and the 2008 championship core.
From the Athletics to the Phillies — Philadelphia’s baseball legacy.
Franchise hall of fame inductees from Schmidt to Utley to Halladay.
2009 World Series and the Phillies-Yankees Fall Classic matchup.
Celebrates Whitey Ashburn — Phillies icon and broadcast legend.
Memorial tributes to Doc’s perfect game and Hall of Fame career.
Honors Lefty’s Cy Young dominance and Hall of Fame Phillies career.
Full history of the Vet — 33 seasons of Phillies and Eagles memories.
Live postgame concerts on the field or plaza after select games.
Greg Luzinski’s BBQ — a Citizens Bank Park and Ashburn Alley essential.
Division showdown when the Braves visit Philadelphia.
NL East rivalry when the Mets visit Citizens Bank Park.
Walk the complex — Wells Fargo Center, Lincoln Financial Field, and CBP together.
Live postgame concert on the field or plaza after select games.
The outfield concourse named for Richie Ashburn, with food, the Wall of Fame, and field views.
The giant Liberty Bell that swings and lights after Phillies home runs.
Features iconic Phillies imagery and photo opportunities throughout the ballpark.
The stadium provides views of the city's skyline and South Philadelphia sports complex.
The open plaza design creates a gathering area with entertainment and fan activities.
Celebrates Philadelphia's first championship in 28 years.
Honors Phillies legends including Richie Ashburn, Robin Roberts, Steve Carlton, Mike Schmidt, and others.
The Wall of Fame in Ashburn Alley honoring Phillies greats.
Honors franchise icons and historic players.
Connects the team with the history of its former home.
Family area featuring interactive games and activities.
Fan gathering area with food, drinks, and views of the ballpark.
The famous Phillie Phanatic tradition involving hot dogs and fan interaction.
Features Philadelphia favorites including cheesesteaks and local specialties.
Behind-the-scenes tours featuring the field, dugouts, press areas, and history.
Statue of Mike Schmidt, the greatest third baseman in Phillies history.
Statue of Richie Ashburn, Whitey, in Ashburn Alley.
Statue of Steve Carlton, Lefty, the Hall of Fame ace.
Statue of Robin Roberts, the Whiz Kids’ Hall of Fame right-hander.
Statue of Harry Kalas, whose “outta here” called a generation of Phillies baseball.
Greg “The Bull” Luzinski’s barbecue stand in Ashburn Alley.
Displays tying Phillies history to Philadelphia’s broader sports hall of fame.
Video and display highlights of the franchise’s most unforgettable plays.
Celebrates J-Roll’s MVP season and the Red October era.
NLCS history and pennant-winning moments in Phillies lore.
NL pennants, division titles, and championship banners on display.
Decades of NL East battles between the Phillies and Braves.
NL East rivalry history between Philadelphia and New York.
Honors the Big Piece’s power and the 2008 World Series run.
Bobblehead nights, jersey nights, and special promotional games.
Honoring service members with ceremonies and special recognition.
Interactive play zones and activities for young Phillies fans.
Live crowd-updated map with parking prices, gates, bars and restrooms, plus bag policy and tailgate planning.
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