I've been to eight major league parks and this is perhaps my favorite. I did love Wrigley, but I still think I enjoyed "the Bank" better. Great food options. BBQ, Cheesesteaks, Pizza, Bars, Roast Beef, the best of Philly food, restaurants and great bars.

The stadium was nice had great seats food options are limited my wife wanted nachos I walk completly around the stadium before someone finaly was able to tell me they don't have nachos all the other food stands had lines longer then I've seen at any other stadium I've been to but on the bright side they have more than... More

We had nosebleed seats but could still see the field perfectly. It was a hat giveaway night but we entered through McFaddens. They didn't have a supply of hats at McFadden's door so we went the the fan store where they sell hats. Someone who works for the Phillies told us that we were in the wrong place but actually... More

If your a big fella, get seats in the Home Plate Club for 75 bucks. Food was standard. You can take the bus from Rittenhouse Park straight to the stadium and take the train back.

There is no greater feeling than Citizens Ball Park on a sunny day cheering on the Phillies. Food is outstanding everywhere in stadium. If you are visiting Philadelphia during baseball season, don't miss out on this fabulous family experience.

Spent the afternoon watching the Philadelphia Philies lose to the Cleveland Indians recently. I'll leave the review of the ball game to others but the stadium is worth a visit even if the home team baseball isn't. Citizens Bank Park is a classic. No bad sight lines, seat comfort is okay, food is very good (if over priced); restrooms are... More

Even though it's designed for you to walk around and eat and drink and spend money, if you actually choose to sit and watch the game you'll be treated to a beautiful venue with great sight lines for all the action.

The stadium is very nice and clean especially compared to the Vet. I sat in the club box for the Phillys game great environment and surprisingly friendly compared to the stadiums of the past. I also had the chance to go to a Jimmy Buffet concert as well back a year before which was a blast.

Visited to see the Philadelphia Phillies play baseball. Walking up to the stadium, felt as though I were attending a rock concert! Loud music blared out from the tannoys and people were piling in, in their Phillies baseball caps and shirts. Plenty of places inside to get the obligitary hot dog and soda (although, obviously, prices inside a lot more... More