Cherry Walk
The Owls walk through cheering fans before entering Lincoln Financial Field.
Philadelphia football stadium famous for passionate Eagles fans.
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The Owls walk through cheering fans before entering Lincoln Financial Field.
Hooter leads crowd interaction throughout every home game.
Fans fill the stadium in Temple's traditional colors during major matchups.
The Temple University Diamond Band performs before kickoff and at halftime.
Fans proudly raise the "T" hand sign during games.
After every Eagles touchdown and victory, the entire stadium sings "Fly, Eagles Fly," one of the NFL's most iconic fight songs.
Fans loudly spell out "E-A-G-L-E-S... Eagles!" throughout the game, especially during defensive stands.
The Green Legion hosts one of the NFL's largest organized tailgate parties before every Eagles home game.
Eagles fans proudly embrace their reputation for passionate—and sometimes ruthless—reactions, making Philadelphia's atmosphere unlike anywhere else in the NFL.
Whenever the Eagles wear their Kelly Green throwback uniforms, Lincoln Financial Field becomes a sea of Kelly Green as fans celebrate the franchise's history.
Super Bowl LII, the 2004 NFC Championship, and the greatest plays in franchise history.
The trick play that stunned the Patriots and won Super Bowl LII.
The Eagles mascot — high-fiving fans and firing up Birds Nation all game long.
Full Cowboys rivalry weekend — tailgates, intensity, and NFC East hatred.
The fiercest rivalry in the NFC East — Birds Nation vs America's Team at The Linc.
Philadelphia vs New York — NFC East hatred at maximum volume.
Coordinated greenout — a sea of midnight green from every seat in the house.
Honor the heart and soul of the Super Bowl LII team at a Kelce tribute event.
Your first time walking into The Linc — midnight green and Philadelphia pride.
NFC Championship at The Linc — one win from the Super Bowl.
Spell it out with 67,000 fans — E-A-G-L-E-S, EAGLES!
Relive the trick play that won Super Bowl LII — forever in Philadelphia lore.
Primetime SNF energy — The Linc at its loudest under the national spotlight.
Join the legendary South Philadelphia tailgate culture before kickoff.
A last-second Eagles victory at The Linc — the stadium erupts like nowhere else.
Coordinated whiteout — the entire stadium dressed in white for a themed gameday.
Memories of the Super Bowl LII parade — two million fans on Broad Street.
Concrete Charlie — the last two-way great and the heart of Eagles history.
The 2017–2023 era — Super Bowl LII and sustained NFC contention.
The fiercest rivalry in the NFC East — decades of hatred and memorable games.
Philadelphia vs New York — Miracle at the Meadowlands and decades of battles.
The Speech, the C, and a Hall of Fame career that defined an era.
Herman Edwards' fumble recovery — the play that changed Eagles-Giants history.
Four NFC championships and the road to Super Bowl LII.
From backup to Super Bowl MVP — the greatest underdog story in Philly sports.
The Minister of Defense — dominant pass rusher and NFL Hall of Famer.
The Eagles Cheerleaders perform throughout gameday and keep the crowd energized.
Celebrate Weapon X at a Brian Dawkins tribute or alumni event.
Cold-weather December football — Eagles fans at their most intense.
Postgame victory celebration when the Eagles win at home — Birds Nation stays loud.
Historic NFC East rivalry when Washington visits South Philadelphia.
Behind-the-scenes stadium tour — locker room, field, and Eagles history.
The shared venue creates a unique college/professional football experience.
The upper sections create steep seating and strong fan interaction.
The outdoor plazas create gathering areas before games.
The stadium incorporates sustainability-focused architecture and environmental initiatives.
The stadium provides views of the South Philadelphia sports complex.
Located among major Philadelphia sports venues.
College football identity throughout the venue.
Highlights Temple football resurgence.
Honors one of the greatest safeties in NFL history.
Celebrates the Heisman Trophy finalist.
Honors Eagles legends including Reggie White, Chuck Bednarik, Brian Dawkins, and other icons.
Celebrates one of the greatest defensive players and Eagles legends.
Honors the Temple quarterback.
Honors Owls legends and contributors.
Showcases program history.
Fan experiences supporting the team's community initiatives.
Official merchandise destination featuring jerseys, collectibles, and fan gear.
Behind-the-scenes tours featuring the field, locker rooms, and history.
Family football experiences and interactive games.
Player arrival tradition.
Features cheesesteaks, local favorites, and stadium classics.
Combines college football with Philadelphia sports culture.
Famous Philadelphia tailgating featuring food, music, and passionate fans.
Behind-the-scenes access.
Exhibits on the Army–Navy Game, which the Linc has hosted — service-academy football in Philadelphia.
Walkway exhibits for Eagles championship seasons, from 1960 through Super Bowl LII.
Plaza with the Eagles’ eagle sculpture — midnight-green photo stop outside the Linc.
Hall of Fame honoring Philadelphia Eagles legends at Lincoln Financial Field.
Wall covering Eagles history from the 1948 and 1960 titles through the Super Bowl era.
Plaza celebrating the Fly Eagles Fly fight song and gameday sing-along.
Statue of Nick Foles and the Super Bowl LII Philly Special catch.
Displays of Eagles championships, including Super Bowl LII and the 1960 NFL title.
The Rocky Steps at the Art Museum, a short trip from Lincoln Financial Field.
Display on Super Bowl LII, the Eagles’ first Super Bowl title.
Exhibits on Eagles football and the South Philadelphia sports complex.
The Temple University Diamond Band — the Owls’ gameday band when Temple hosts at the Linc.
The franchise quarterback who led the Eagles to five NFC Championship Games.
Historic NFC East rivalry with Washington — decades of division battles.
From Franklin Field to The Vet to The Linc — a century of Philadelphia football.
The Ultimate Weapon — revolutionary dual-threat quarterback of the 1980s and 90s.
The Vet — decades of loud, gritty Eagles football before The Linc opened in 2003.
Special themed gamedays — whiteouts, greenouts, and alumni nights.
Youth football clinics and community events at The Linc.
Pregame fan festivals and live music before kickoff in the sports complex.
Tailgate cook-offs and competitions in the South Philadelphia parking lots.
Meet-and-greet opportunities with Eagles alumni and legends.
Live crowd-updated map with parking prices, gates, bars and restrooms, plus bag policy and tailgate planning.
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