Just so everyone knows, Taxi's still exist and are often less expensive than Uber as they don't have the "surge" pricing. Cabs from the airport will be vetted. Ask that driver how to identify a "gypsy" cabs in order to avoid for future rides.
This is under other discussions. A friend of mine and his brothers are heading to Philadelphia for the Tournament and he asked me if I knew of any good restaurants to get a fish sandwich on Friday. Any help from you guys from a Western Pennsylvania guy. Thanks
We’re staying at the Marriott downtown. Do you recommend taking the regional rail to get to center city, or Lyft/uber?
Mostly agreed, though it also depends on arrival time.Probably Uber
The airport line will drop you at Suburban Station which is about 6 or so blocks from your hotel. Depends on the luggage you're bringing. For me, backpack, yes, luggage, no. But you may think otherwise.
You could transfer from the airport line to the Market line which would drop you at 11th but not worth the hassle.
Probably Uber
The airport line will drop you at Suburban Station which is about 6 or so blocks from your hotel. Depends on the luggage you're bringing. For me, backpack, yes, luggage, no. But you may think otherwise.
You could transfer from the airport line to the Market line which would drop you at 11th but not worth the hassle.
This link should answer most of your questions and more.SEPTA site says CCs accepted for rail fares. Can I buy a single reusable, disposable pass without a fixed up front fee (just load it for the expected fares)? Or is there an app that allows me to scan for admittance to the system? Prolly not worth it to get a permanent card that’s reloadable by app…
So it seems like it is $2.50 per ride and no discount if using the septa key card or credit card, right? Though they do say something about 4.95 per card and it being refundable, and I don’t know what that means.This link should answer most of your questions and more.
Click on "Types of Passes". You probably want the three-day for $15 option, but read through to be sure.So it seems like it is $2.50 per ride and no discount if using the septa key card or credit card, right? Though they do say something about 4.95 per card and it being refundable, and I don’t know what that means.
So if I understand, no discounts or advantage to use multiple people or days. Right?
Regional rail runs out to the airport. Can take that to 30th st station and then transfer anywhere from there. BSL runs right down to the arenaWe have hotels booked out by the airport and trying to figure out the best way to get to Wells Fargo arena.
I was in Philly many many moons ago so, anyone with information please chime in.
Parking: I'm sure is available at the arena but I'm guessing it's 50.00 or more per session to park (maybe per day). Thought's?
Is there a rail that runs directly to the airport or would I need to go center city rail then across to the airport? Any ideas on pricing?
I see UBER from the airport is between $31 and $65
Is there a bus? Pricing ideas?
There are currently 5 in my group.
Not really worth getting a septa card if you’re fine using tap to pay. It’ll be more or less the same cost.So it seems like it is $2.50 per ride and no discount if using the septa key card or credit card, right? Though they do say something about 4.95 per card and it being refundable, and I don’t know what that means.
So if I understand, no discounts or advantage to use multiple people or days. Right?
Regional rail runs to Suburban Station which will exit you around 16th and Market. Here it is on a map, but the recall the exits closer to Market.Regional rail runs out to the airport. Can take that to 30th st station and then transfer anywhere from there. BSL runs right down to the arena
A Key Card plus three-Day Convenience Pass will cost $19.95 for 24 rides over the 3 days. Tap and pay will cost $2.50 per ride, so if are out and about, it's a significant savings.Not really worth getting a septa card if you’re fine using tap to pay. It’ll be more or less the same cost.
Plus, if I understand correctly from the web site, you pay $15 for the three day and $4.95 for the Septa card, but if you register the Septa card online you get the $4.95 refunded.A Key Card plus three-Day Convenience Pass will cost $19.95 for 24 rides over the 3 days. Tap and pay will cost $2.50 per ride, so if are out and about, it's a significant savings.
Sort of...Here is the refund policy. It's for future travel, so if you're not planning to return to Philadelphia anytime soon, just call it a sunk cost.Plus, if I understand correctly from the web site, you pay $15 for the three day and $4.95 for the Septa card, but if you register the Septa card online you get the $4.95 refunded.
Ahhh, ok, thanks!Sort of...Here is the refund policy. It's for future travel, so if you're not planning to return to Philadelphia anytime soon, just call it a sunk cost.
"The card costs $4.95, but when you register it at septakey.org, the card’s cost is refunded to your card’s Travel Wallet for spending on future travel."
Good call on Cantina Feliz, awesome foodIf you choose an Irish or English pub, you'll probably be in the right place.
McGillin's right by City Hall, or The Black Taxi, in the Fairmount neighborhood, about 1.5 miles from City Hall. Fairmount is a really nice neighborhood, right across from the Art Museum.
McGillin's - very popular Irish style pub right in center city. They have a fish n chips that is very good.
The Black Taxi - an actual Irish bar, owned by an Irish immigrant and likely to be filled with lots of Irish guys shouting at some random soccer match from Europe. I really like this bar.
Oh, if you go to Fairmount the Mexican Restaurant, Cantina "Calaca" Feliz is right on Fairmount Avenue. There are many other bars/restaurants in this neighborhood, all filled with people walked over from their home. Since they'll be by the Art Museum, they may as well run up the steps like Rocky.
I love that place. Their Elotes Loco is the best I've had, and we usually get an order of the Yucca Fries and eat our meals "family" style.Good call on Cantina Feliz, awesome food
Hey now, that only happened once!Note to others;
If @86PSUPaul and @hlstone invite you to meet up somewhere, expect it to be like Shooter inviting Happy Gilmore to meet up at the 9th green at 9:00.
And that was the last time I was in charge of planning anything.Hey now, that only happened once!
Not to break your heart or anything but I’m not planning on attending in person.Looking forward to being crammed into one of many SEPTA cars with some of you!
The wild thing is, having met @PAHURDLER in real life, he could easily take over your handle after you David Carradine yourself. In fact, I wouldn’t be surprised if you are talking to yourself here.Not to break your heart or anything but I’m not planning on attending in person.
Not to break your heart or anything but I’m not planning on attending in person.
The wild thing is, having met @PAHURDLER in real life, he could easily take over your handle after you David Carradine yourself. In fact, I wouldn’t be surprised if you are talking to yourself here.
And this is how you start to establish an alibiMy passport is expired so I doubt I’ll go out as exotic as he did.
Not to break your heart or anything but I’m not planning on attending in person.
The wild thing is, having met @PAHURDLER in real life, he could easily take over your handle after you David Carradine yourself. In fact, I wouldn’t be surprised if you are talking to yourself here.
Which one of you wears ‘em like Buffalo Bill?Preposterous. Our underwear is clearly different colors.
Uncle Carmine would like to have a word with you.This is the world's largest functioning organ.
Which one of you wears ‘em like Buffalo Bill?
We went over there and it was crowded to the point we couldn't move. Didn't stick around long!Anthony Robles at Xfinity Live being absolutely incredible with all the fans that are swarming around him.