The ongoing transformation of the Wells Fargo Center will feature a revamped concourse with a beer boutique, 8,000 new seats and a concierge-style box office, Comcast-Spectacor revealed Tuesday.
Nearly 23 years after the building first opened, a $250 million renovation plan will dramatically reconfigure the the arena's Main Concourse level.
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The new central plaza dining area of the Main Concourse will bring a "bistro-meets-marketplace" design to the expanded space, resembling Philadelphia's historic public markets. With 4,000 square feet of additional space, the "open hall" concept will offer abundant seating and screens to take in the game.
About 15,000 square feet of LED technology will be spread throughout the concourses on every level.
Fans will also find a wider selection of casual and more upscale dining options. The lineup includes P.J. Whelihan’s, Lorenzo’s Pizza, Shake Shack, Chickie’s & Pete’s, Federal Donuts, Campo’s, Chick-fil-A and more to be announced.