Cheap Philadelphia Eagles tickets are only a good deal if the rest of the day works too. Before you buy, decide how flexible you can be on the opponent and kickoff, what kind of view you want, how you will get to the stadium and how many people need to sit together. The four sections below take each decision in turn, using Lincoln Financial Field’s official guidance and StubOrder’s published checkout rules.
Use the live schedule to compare opponents and dates
The schedule above mixes Eagles home games at Lincoln Financial Field with road games, and a road game can be at a neutral or international venue. Switch the Home/Away filter to home games, then sort by lowest price to see which matchups currently have the most approachable starting prices. Sort by date again when you want to see how those games fall across your calendar.
Dates and kickoff times can still move. The Eagles’ official schedule shows some games as TBD, so recheck the listing before booking travel or time off. When two games both fit, compare similar sections in each rather than the headline starting prices alone; the cheapest seat in one game may be in a very different part of the stadium.
Sideline, end-zone and upper-level views compared
Sideline seats put the whole field in front of you, which makes it easier to follow a drive as it moves up and down the field. End-zone seats trade that panorama for a head-on look at plays near the goal line, while action at the far end can feel distant. Upper-level seats on the 200 level look down on formations and spacing, though players appear smaller.
Prices often, but not always, rise as seats get lower and closer to midfield, so check the actual prices on the seat map for your game. Lincoln Financial Field’s section tours offer 360-degree views from the 100 level, club level and 200 level. Read the row and any listing notes too, since a lower price can reflect a limited or restricted view.
Getting to Lincoln Financial Field, and what accessibility covers
SEPTA says its Broad Street Line [B] serves the stadium via NRG Station, and the stadium’s parking and directions page calls it the last southbound stop, at Pattison Avenue. If you drive, lots generally open four and a half hours before kickoff; the Pepsi Plaza generally opens three hours before Eagles games and the venue is cashless, according to its A–Z guide.
Venue accessibility and website accessibility are separate things. The stadium’s Guests with Disabilities page covers wheelchair and companion seating on all levels, the ADA-designated North Gate and drop-off zones in Lots L and J; venue questions go to Fan Services at 215-463-5500 (Relay 711). This guide’s accessibility statement covers only how these pages work.
Group orders, delivery timing and the final total
Set your quantity before you compare. StubOrder says seats within one listing are adjacent unless the listing notes say otherwise, so two listings in the same section are not a promise of seats together. Count children carefully: Lincoln Financial Field’s A–Z guide says children two and under do not need a ticket, but every child who has reached their third birthday does.
Most StubOrder listings deliver by mobile transfer or instant download, and some ship as hard stock, so check the delivery method, especially close to kickoff. StubOrder’s Buyer Guarantee says tickets arrive before the event. The schedule’s starting prices are the lowest listing plus StubOrder’s booking fee; tax and any delivery charge are added at checkout, so compare order totals.