Philadelphia 76ers Tickets

Philadelphia 76ers Tickets & Schedule

The “process” Philly fan, the “process.” Tired yet? You really shouldn’t be, as the “process” has worked from a talent standpoint, but you’ve had to endure some rough Sixers’ seasons. The “process” is what Philadelphia 76er management asked their fan base to buy into. Essentially, tank and acquire assets until you’re good enough to compete for the East. The Philly number one pick Markelle Fultz is awesome. Ben Simmons, if healthy, might be better. If you can get Joel Embiid to full capacity, that’s scary. Right there the “process” has yielded some ridiculous talent for the Philadelphia 76ers team. Couple all this with the pickup of sharp-shooter J.J. Redick and this squad is looking up. It’s been a long four years languishing in the cellar, and 76ers have the talent to easily get past the 30-win mark (last accomplished in 2013). Coach Brett Brown will need to be cautious with player minutes but the kids are young, and throw in Dario Saric and T.J. McConnell and the 76er crunch-time five could be the youngest in the league. The “process” has officially been completed. Let’s test the result. Whether you are planning on cheering on the Philadelphia 76ers at Wells Fargo Center or supporting the Sixers on the road, TicketCity has some of the best deals for all 2017-2018 Philadelphia 76ers tickets, including home and away games.

76ers Tickets at Wells Fargo Center

The 76ers play their home games at the Wells Fargo Center, located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. When filled to capacity, the Wells Fargo Center holds more than 20 thousand screaming fans. True Sixers fans have purchased engraved bricks that make up the walk around the Wells Fargo Center. The Philadelphia 76ers home bench is on the Wells Fargo Center court side in front of section 102.

There are numerous great places to eat in close proximity to Wells Fargo Center. Chickie’s and Pete’s is a Philadelphia staple and is always full of diehard 76ers fans. Philadelphia is known for having some of the best sports bars in the country, Piazza at Schmidt’s, City Tap House, and Field house are all worth visiting. No Philadelphia food guide is complete without a few cheesesteak places. We recommend trying Tony Luke’s, Jim’s Steaks, or Steaks on South. Other great dining options are Barbuzzo, Lacroix at The Rittenhouse, or Tinto Restaurant.