Philadelphia 76ers — Restaurant in Philadelphia

I'm A longtime Wells Fargo Center member but they change owners and name to Xfinity Mobile Arena It was A Complicated Visit after 4 Years!The goodness is they moved and repaved my family memorial brick i paid for the bad news is Only my memorial for family not the other one I paid for Bernie Parant Brick is no longer there !I paid for 2 bricks not 1 Also Wheelchair accessible Bathrooms were Filthy And Unexpectedly Not in Total ADA Compliance Doors were Not closing .Also I hated the New ADA Seating on Sencond Level It is a BLOCKED 🚫 Veiw With Plexiglass Blurring Vision and Harder to Hear Behind Them Useless NOT For Saflty so they say !Basically Putting All Disabled People in a Literally A BOX 📦 Staff was Trying to say the new ADA seats for Safety Yet Proventing ADA Compliances Making It Feel Disconnected from Actual Interaction with Others At Venue NOT Good Staff Also didn't help me with me when I was verbally acted by a stranger a WHITE lady left her Seats to tell me To Lower my voice when talking to Staff That Was The last straw for Me I cursed her out Told her This is America 🇺🇸 I will Not Go Back Unless I'm with Someone For maybe a Sixers Game or Flyers .!Terrible Experience And You Can't Use Cash Everything is Computers NO MORE Cash is Accepted! Nightmare Adam Sandler was the worst Concert Experience I ever Had He was Bad 👎 Material Openers...

The Philadelphia 76ers, often simply referred to as the Sixers, are a professional basketball team based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. They are a member of the Atlantic Division of the Eastern Conference in the NBA. The team was founded in 1946 and originally known as the Syracuse Nationals before relocating to Philadelphia in 1963. The Sixers have a rich history with a legacy of success, including three NBA championships. The team’s colors, red, white, and blue, are a nod to the American flag, fitting for a city steeped in American history. The Sixers play their home games at the Wells Fargo Center, where fans gather to witness the fast-paced action and cheer on their team. Over the years, the Sixers have been known for their dynamic players and exciting style of play. They have had several Hall of Famers and legendary players grace their roster, contributing to the deep-rooted basketball culture in Philadelphia. The team’s mascot, Franklin the Dog, adds to the lively atmosphere during games. The Sixers’ fan base is known for its passion and loyalty, supporting the team through ups and downs. As the team strives for excellence, they continue to be an integral part of the Philadelphia sports landscape, embodying the city’s spirit of perseverance and...

Attended a 76ers vs Magic Game. Magic lost, but that's not the issue. Please make sure to have all of your entrance employees know which door for fans/patrons to enter. A group of us walked toward an entrance and a man said "please use the other entrance".....which was fine. However, when we got to that entrance a VERY AGGRESSIVE AND LOUD FEMALE EMPLOYEE said "not this door use the other one!" When we attempted to explain to her that another employee told us the wrong door, she loudly yelled back "I don't care who told you this door, use the other door!!!". Very unprofessional and if i only remembered her name, she would be receiving a complaint to Corporate. Furthermore, we walked around the arena as you could not walk through the parking lot (understood) and there were signs that said "use 3rd entrance". We walked past 2 gated areas and knew that we had to keep walking......and each person at each gate said "keep walking" which we already knew. Is it common practice for your employees to be complete a-holes? Or is that just the charm of Philadelphia.....the so called "City of Brotherly Love"......more like...