Restaurants, hotel, new concert venue and more are coming as part of a $2.5 billion transformation at the sports complex in South Philly.
A new concert venue, shopping, a hotel and restaurants are expected to be coming as part of a major transformation of the sports complexThe concert venue is expected to hold over 5,000 seats and be built in Lot G.
The hotel will be open to both fans of sporting and entertainment events as well as visitors of the City of Brotherly Love.There are also plans in motion for apartments and office space but nothing's concrete there yet. These plans would be part of a"phase 2" and would possibly include connections to FDR Park.
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