The View From Here: Philadelphia’s Best Seats for a Bright Future
As the Sixers return from a blockbuster offseason and the Flyers surge with a recent playoff run, a handful of club memberships remain for the fans who want to experience the action up close.
There is a version of following Philadelphia sports that most fans never get to have. The one where the game is only part of the night. It starts an hour before the game, with a cocktail in hand and familiar faces around you, and it doesn’t end when the final horn sounds. At Xfinity Mobile Arena, that experience has a name: the Bank of America Club Level.
This season gives Philadelphia two teams worth watching closely, and both are trending toward something special. The 76ers enter the year with LeBron James and Jaylen Brown in Sixers uniforms alongside resident stars Tyrese Maxey, VJ Edgecombe and Joel Embiid preparing for a historic season with a roster that has already sent season ticket interest through the roof. Down the hall, the Flyers are coming off an appearance in the second round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs, and their young core including Tyson Foerster, Porter Martone, Trevor Zegras and Matvei Michkov return with real expectations for the first time in years. Both teams tip off within weeks of each other this fall, and the energy in and around the arena is ELECTRIC!
Club Level membership means never having to miss a moment or choose which era you want to witness. A single membership includes season tickets to every Flyers and every 76ers regular-season home game, from the same seat, on the same level, all year, with guaranteed access to playoffs, along with first right to purchase tickets to concerts and other arena events before they reach the general public.
Excitement at Xfinity Mobile Arena, one of the world’s busiest entertainment venues, is at its peak: Olivia Rodrigo plays the arena on November 7 and 8, Andrea Bocelli will grace the stage on December 22, the NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament returns to Philadelphia for regional rounds in March 2027, and Unrivaled, the three-on-three women’s basketball league, comes back for its second Philadelphia stop in February.
Members also have access to an exclusive retail boutique on the club level at Cap & Collar, plus a membership to an elevated club-level dining experience at Primepoint Social, built around its own menu, a standing invitation to the pregame spread rather than a concession line.
The appeal isn’t only about what happens on the ice or the court, though there is plenty to look forward to there: a superstar making his home debut, a young Flyers core learning to close out playoff series, the arena at full volume on a Friday night. It’s also about who ends up in the seat next to you. The Club Level draws longtime season ticket members who have followed these teams for decades, out-of-town guests seeing Philadelphia sports for the first time, and businesses that have quietly made it their preferred setting for client entertaining. Whether the appeal is personal or professional, the room is built to work for both, night after night, for more than 80 games a year plus whatever else comes through the building.
What sets the Club Level apart is not just what you can watch, but where you watch it from and how you arrive. Members enter through the Premium Access Entrance, a private entrance with its own upscale bar and lounge, and have access to VIP parking before they ever reach a seat. Once inside, the level is flanked on both sides of the arena by Clarkie’s and Chamberlain’s, twin open-concept bar and lounge areas, rather than a wall between you and the next group. On a given night, it functions as much as a gathering place as a section of seats. Businesses use it to entertain clients over a plate from the club’s own kitchen. Longtime season ticket members use it to see the same people, game after game, in a setting built for conversation. It has become, quietly, one of the most important rooms in the city for the kind of relationships that get built over the course of a season rather than a single meeting.
Memberships are sold in four-year terms. The term carries a particular advantage right now: it includes the final season in the current arena before the teams open a new venue across the Sports Complex, and it gives members priority access to comparable seating in the new arena. In other words, a membership today is also a foothold in what comes next.
With less than 100 seats remaining, Club Level availability is limited, and this season’s momentum means the seats still open will not stay that way for long. For individuals who have been waiting for the right year to upgrade, or businesses looking for a home base at the arena for years to come, the time is now. Owning a seat here means owning the access, the atmosphere, and the next four years of Philadelphia’s sports and entertainment, an opportunity that won’t last.
Reserve your membership today. To learn more, visit xfinitymobilearena.com.