The Palestra - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

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Con indirizzo situato in 223 S 33rd St, Philadelphia, PA 19104, e un comodo numero di telefono 2158986151 per contattarli, The Palestra è facilmente raggiungibile e pronta ad accoglierti.

Per saperne di più su The Palestra, visita il loro sito web ufficiale: pennathletics.com.

Una delle caratteristiche principali di The Palestra è senza dubbio la sua specialità come stadio. Qui, potrai goderti eventi sportivi di ogni genere, circondato da una splendida atmosfera e da un'acustica ineguagliabile.

The Palestra è un luogo adatto a tutti, accessibile in sedia a rotelle per garantire la comodità e la sicurezza di ogni visitatore. Offrono inoltre un parcheggio accessibile in sedia a rotelle, per rendere ancora più piacevole la tua visita.

Con un totale di 488 recensioni su Google My Business, The Palestra ha una media di opinioni di 4.7/5, un chiaro segnale della soddisfazione dei suoi visitatori.

Recensioni di The Palestra

Zach S.

1/5

First, love the arena and the history behind it. I've been there 5 games watching Penn State Basketball there. Went yesterday and had 4 tickets in Section 202 Row 5 Seats 11-14. This Row was HORRIBLE. The people in the handy cap section (I'm not blaming them) blocked 65% of our view. I took my niece and nephew there and all they could see was about 10% of it. The man in the wheelchair (far left) was propped up so high we couldn't see a whole section of the court. Again, not blaming him for sitting there. They didn't sell Row 4, and I def don't think they should have sold Row 5 as well. I emailed both the Penn and Penn State Ticket Office's and their stance is they have a no refund policy. I provided a photo of our vantage point. You can tell my nephew (the red headed boy next to me) can't see past the people in front of us. Again, not blaming those people for sitting there. It's just this row shouldn't have been sold at at all either (along with Row 4). I'm not one to ask for refunds, but this was wrong. I'll be back, but I'll be staying far way from these 2 sections (the other side with it too).

Frank Mann

5/5

Best place in the country to watch a college basketball game. I just attended the Philadelphia Catholic League championship game. The atmosphere was amazing.

Dan Muldoon

5/5

The Cathedral of Basketball. No place like it. Home of Penn, the Big 5, and the City HS championships. An absolute must if you're a basketball fan.

Janice Chorba

5/5

Greatest place to see a college b-ball game.Full of atmosphere, history, and tradition!

Anwar M Hossain

5/5

The Palestra, affectionately known as the Cathedral of College Basketball, stands as a testament to the rich history and tradition of collegiate sports. Nestled within the University of Pennsylvania’s campus in Philadelphia, this iconic arena has been the heartbeat of college basketball since its opening on January 1, 1927. With a seating capacity of 8,725, it offers an intimate yet electrifying atmosphere where fans are close to the action, separated by no barriers from the court1. The Palestra’s design was revolutionary for its time, being one of the first large-scale arenas constructed without interior pillars to obstruct views. It has hosted more games, more visiting teams, and more NCAA tournaments than any other facility, earning its place as a beloved landmark in the world of sports.

sheldon klinger

5/5

Omg. This place is an incredible place to watch a game. I was completely blown away. The history of this building is incredible. If you get a chance, go watch a game here.

Chuck Maverick “Triple X”

5/5

It’s the Palestra. How do you leave a 2024 review about a building that’s been around since before most of us have been alive? It’s history. Strongly recommend attending a basketball game there for any fan of college basketball

Stephen Csoma

5/5

Penn season ticket holder here. This place is outstanding. Just experienced a full house for Penn upsetting #21 Nova. The NCAA is lucky Penn doesn't offer athletic scholarships. Because that place gives the Quakers a true home court advantage. Definitely have to go there once in your life.