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cabs at Lincoln Financial Field
I am thinking of going to the Kenny Chesney concert on 6/25. I will be by myself. I DO NOT want to drive to the stadium. I plan on staying overnight after the concert.
I know that the subway is the easiest/cheapest way to travel. However, I'm worried about leaving by myself after the concert. I know there will be tons of folks getting on the subway. I"m more concerned with leaving the subway and walking back to my hotel. Even the closest ones to a stop are going to have some walking. I was thinking about just trying to get a cab after the show. Any thoughts? Are they plentiful? Is Uber or Lyft an option? I am pretty familiar with the city (I live in NJ), but I've never gone to a concert by myself or in Philly. Thanks! |
I've never taken a can from LF but I have from Phillies games and at least once I've been turned away from taking a cab because our destination was "too close". The cabbies expect to make money after a game or concert so if your hotel is close to the stadium you might not be able to get a cabbie to agree to take you. You could also probably just say you'll pay extra. That said, if your hotel is further away you should have no problem.
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What about walking to the Holiday Inn, just north of the stadium, and calling a cab or Uber from there?
I've never taken a cab from the stadium, but just IME, it doesn't seem practical. |
>>What about walking to the Holiday Inn, just north of the stadium, and calling a cab or Uber from there?<<
Or better yet -- why not stay at the HI and walk to your room? |
Thanks for the replies. I thought about staying at the Holiday Inn, but I have a ton of Marriott points so I was planning to stay Center City at one of those properties (and with rooms at the HI approaching $350 for the night it's significant). Walking over to the HI is a good idea. Thanks again.
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