Xfinity Mobile Arena Group Transportation

Group Rides to Xfinity Mobile Arena

Xfinity Mobile Arena, still widely known as the Wells Fargo Center, sits at 3601 South Broad Street in the Philadelphia Sports Complex. It took its new name in 2025. It is home to the Philadelphia 76ers and Flyers, hosts some Villanova men's basketball games, and books arena concerts, comedy tours, family shows, and wrestling cards year-round. Since everything happens indoors, group demand stays steady through the winter, when the outdoor stadiums go quiet.

Searching for "Wells Fargo Center party bus" or "Wells Fargo Center charter"? This is the same building, the same entrances, and the same South Broad Street address.

Who We Move to the Arena

• Concert groups — birthday crews, bachelorette parties, and friend groups headed to arena tours.
• Sixers and Flyers fans — season-ticket groups, beer-league teams, and booster clubs.
• Corporate suite nights — client entertainment that needs a polished entrance and an on-time exit.
• Families and schools — family shows and youth-sports group nights on weekends and holidays.

Vehicle Options

• Executive Sprinters — suite guests and VIP groups of up to about 14.
• Party buses — the top pick for concert nights with 20–30 guests.
• Stretch limos — small celebrations of up to about 10.
• Motorcoaches — large youth-league and company blocks.

Drop-Off and Parking

The arena lets vehicles drop passengers at any building entrance before heading into the lots. On a cold January night, that means your group walks straight in instead of crossing a parking lot. The arena's lots are cashless. When the event ends, we use a pre-agreed pickup point, since post-show traffic on Broad Street and Pattison Avenue moves slowly and phone signal in the crowd can be spotty.

The arena is also served by NRG Station on the Broad Street Line, but door-to-door transportation keeps the group together, especially after late concerts when the platforms are packed.

Game Night vs. Concert Night

Sports and concert crowds behave differently. A Sixers or Flyers crowd leaves in waves: some fans head out early when the score is lopsided, and others stay for overtime. A concert crowd leaves almost all at once when the house lights come up. For games, we set a pickup time with some flexibility. For concerts, we set a fixed meeting point and plan for a short wait while the lots clear.

Pickup Ideas

• Center City restaurants and hotels — dinner first, then a short run down Broad Street.
• Main Line and King of Prussia — popular for bachelorette and birthday concert nights.
• West Chester and Media — Delaware and Chester County groups heading in on I-476 and I-95.
• South Jersey — Cherry Hill and Gloucester County over the Walt Whitman Bridge.
• Wilmington, DE — a straight run up I-95.

Planning Tips

• When a doubleheader day or a game and a concert overlap across the complex, traffic multiplies. Leave extra time.
• For concerts, ask about an hourly hold if you want a post-show stop for food or drinks.
• For suites, tell us the entrance printed on your credentials so the driver goes straight there.

Related Guides

• All Philadelphia venue guides
• Concert & show transportation in Philadelphia
• Phillies, Eagles & Sixers tailgate bus rentals
• Party bus rental in Philadelphia

Other South Philly venue guides: Lincoln Financial Field · Citizens Bank Park · Xfinity Mobile Arena. For the whole complex at a glance, see our Philadelphia Sports Complex overview.

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