Citizens Bank Park, Baseball stadium in South Philadelphia, United States.
Citizens Bank Park is a baseball venue in southern Philadelphia with 43,651 seats spread across several levels. The playing field uses natural grass, and the upper deck offers views of the city skyline.
The venue opened in 2004 to replace Veterans Stadium, whose aging structure and safety concerns prompted the need for a new facility. The Phillies ownership sought to create a modern home that met current standards.
Bronze figures of former Phillies players stand near the main entrance, greeting fans as they arrive for games. Inside, a walkway named after a longtime outfielder displays plaques and memorabilia tracing the team's story across more than a century.
The facility offers several food stands serving regional dishes and parking options nearby. The Broad Street subway line connects directly to the venue, making public transit a convenient option.
A bell in center field rings after every home win, echoing the Liberty Bell tradition. The clapper moves mechanically, and fans hear the sound throughout the venue.
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