"Here Come the Sixers"
Following victories and throughout games, the classic "Here Come the Sixers" song unites fans in celebration.
Philadelphia arena known for passionate hockey, basketball, concerts, and major events.
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Following victories and throughout games, the classic "Here Come the Sixers" song unites fans in celebration.
"The Process" has evolved into one of the NBA's most recognizable fan identities and rallying cries.
After big moments, the Liberty Bell graphics and arena presentation celebrate Philadelphia's historic identity.
Celebrity bell ringers sound the ceremonial Liberty Bell replica before marquee games.
On special occasions and many important games, Lauren Hart performs "God Bless America," continuing a Flyers tradition dating back to Kate Smith.
During the national anthem, Lauren Hart invites fans to sing loudly with her, creating one of the NHL's most passionate anthem performances.
Following every Flyers goal announcement, fans yell "Woo!" after each player's name during the public address announcement.
Prior to puck drop, the arena encourages fans to stomp and create the famous "Feel the Shake" atmosphere inside Xfinity Mobile Arena.
Following Flyers victories, Frank Sinatra's "High Hopes" is played while fans sing along.
1974 Stanley Cup — Clarke, Parent, and the first championship in Philadelphia.
1983 NBA championship — Dr. J, Moses Malone, and Fo' Fo' Fo' in Philadelphia.
AI cultural impact — Allen Iverson's influence beyond basketball in Philadelphia and beyond.
Allen Iverson — The Answer, MVP, and the most iconic Sixer since Dr. J.
Bernie Parent — Conn Smythe winner and goaltender of the 1974 and 1975 Cups.
Bobby Clarke — captain and heart of the Broad Street Bullies dynasty.
Broad Street Bullies era — the toughest team in hockey and Philadelphia legend.
Charles Barkley — The Round Mound of Rebound and Sixers superstar.
Claude Giroux — captain and franchise scoring leader of the modern Flyers era.
Eric Lindros — franchise star and face of 1990s Flyers hockey in Philadelphia.
Flyers vs Penguins rivalry — the fiercest hatred in all of hockey.
Complete Flyers franchise timeline from 1967 to the Broad Street Bullies and beyond.
The greatest moments in Flyers history — from the Bullies to the Lindros era.
The greatest moments in Sixers history — from Wilt's 100 to AI's crossover.
Joel Embiid era — MVP and face of Trust The Process in Philadelphia.
Julius Erving — Dr. J and the soul of Philadelphia basketball.
Mark Howe — Hall of Fame defenseman and Flyers icon of the 1980s.
Moses Malone — MVP and champion of the 1983 Fo' Fo' Fo' title run.
Orange and black legacy — the colors and culture that define Flyers fandom.
Philadelphia basketball history — Dr. J, AI, and South Philly pride.
Philadelphia hockey history — orange and black pride and Broad Street culture.
Sixers Hall of Fame — franchise immortals from Wilt to AI to Embiid.
South Philly sports culture — passion, intensity, and Broad Street pride.
Wilt Chamberlain — the greatest scorer in NBA history and Philadelphia icon.
Feel the Shake celebrations — the Flyers victory anthem after Philadelphia wins.
Flyers alumni appearances honoring franchise legends on gameday.
Sixers alumni appearances honoring franchise legends on gameday.
Take a photo with the Allen Iverson statue — The Answer on Broad Street.
Experience the Bell Ringer ceremony — the iconic Sixers pregame tradition.
Explore Broad Street before the game — South Philly energy and one of sports' most intense fanbases.
Attend a major concert at Wells Fargo Center — Philadelphia entertainment beyond gamedays.
Eastern Conference Finals at Wells Fargo Center — the pinnacle of Sixers basketball.
Your first Flyers game at Wells Fargo Center — Gritty, Bullies pride, and Philly passion.
Your first Sixers game at Wells Fargo Center — Dr. J, AI, and South Philly pride.
Tri-state rivalry when New Jersey visits Wells Fargo Center.
The fiercest rivalry in hockey when Pittsburgh visits Wells Fargo Center.
Metropolitan Division hatred when New York visits Wells Fargo Center.
Meet Gritty — the orange nightmare and most iconic mascot in sports.
NBA Finals at Wells Fargo Center — basketball's greatest stage in Philadelphia.
Experience orange and black hockey — Broad Street Bullies culture live in South Philly.
Historic rivalry when Boston visits Wells Fargo Center — NBA royalty in Philly.
East Coast rivalry when New York visits Wells Fargo Center.
NBA royalty when Los Angeles visits Wells Fargo Center.
Stanley Cup Final at Wells Fargo Center — hockey's greatest stage in Philadelphia.
Behind-the-scenes Wells Fargo Center tour — suites, court, ice, and championship history.
Ron Hextall — the first goaltender to score a goal and a Flyers legend.
Halftime entertainment at Wells Fargo Center — music, performances, and Philly pride.
Broad Street pregame events outside Wells Fargo Center in South Philly.
Shared with the Philadelphia Flyers.
The arena sits among one of America's greatest sports districts.
Located near Citizens Bank Park and Lincoln Financial Field.
Honors franchise icons.
Displays on Allen Iverson and the Answer era.
Celebrates the Hall of Fame goaltender.
Honors the franchise captain.
Celebrates the legendary championship teams.
Honors franchise icons.
Honors Dr. J.
Exhibit on 76ers championships, including 1967 and 1983.
Honors Chamberlain, Erving, Barkley, and others.
Honors Clarke, Parent, Barber, and others.
Displays on the Spectrum, the Sixers' former South Philadelphia home.
Connects with Philadelphia hockey history.
Tribute to Wilt Chamberlain and the 1967 champions.
Official merchandise destination.
The passionate fan community.
Official merchandise destination.
The mascot experience.
The famous mascot experience.
The intense Philadelphia hockey environment.
Behind-the-scenes arena access.
Combines NBA history with one of America's greatest sports cities.
Behind-the-scenes arena access.
Combines NHL tradition with one of America's strongest sports cities.
The passionate fan experience.
Display celebrating a unique franchise chapter.
Honors Flyers greats from the Broad Street Bullies through later Cup Final teams.
Statue of Bobby Clarke, the toothless captain of the Broad Street Bullies.
The site outside Wells Fargo Center where the Kate Smith statue stood from 1987 until it was removed in 2019 after recordings of her singing songs with racist lyrics resurfaced. The statue is no longer on display; the spot is not marked as a monument.
Exhibit on the Broad Street Bullies — the 1974 and 1975 Cup teams that defined Flyers hockey.
Displays celebrating the Flyers’ two Stanley Cups and later Finals runs.
Wall tracing Flyers history from 1967 through the Spectrum and Wells Fargo Center eras.
Exhibit on the Spectrum, the Flyers’ original South Philadelphia home.
The orange-and-black plaza outside Wells Fargo Center on Flyers nights.
Wall on 76ers history from Syracuse through Wilt, Dr. J, Iverson, and today.
Xfinity Live!, the sports-bar complex next to Wells Fargo Center.
Fan plaza outside Wells Fargo Center.
Liberty Bell and Philadelphia-history theming around the arena.
Special theme nights throughout the Flyers and Sixers seasons at Wells Fargo Center.
Live crowd-updated map with parking prices, gates, bars and restrooms, plus bag policy and tailgate planning.
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