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Albeit Temple football and they lost (as excepted), still a fun time and nice introduction to what college football looks like for our children. Reasonable price, easy and safe transaction
Loved my seats and watched a great game for a nice price.
The fans were polite and the seats were great The parking was expensive but it was easy to get in and out
Everything was fantastic on Saturday for the game vs. Memphis. Weather was awesome. There was a good crowd. And a Temple victory.
It was great to see the temple owls play maryland. Coming from the UK, you're not gonna witness the passion that's in the temple fans and college football fans in general by watching it on TV. These people really want to win! Great stadium, easy access from the subway (NRG station). A worthwhile visit
Temple Football games are great. Fifty yard line seats for $30. Play at Eagles stadium without the crowds and traffic. Recommend for anyone who likes football and fun atmosphere!
This was my first time in the Stadium,,,it was an AMAZING EXPERIENCE☝🏾
Linc was nice, easy in and out, Temple does a great job with the pregame. Still very expensive to attend ANY events at the Linc. Parking is better for college games than the Eagles, only $20 to park vs $40 for Eagles. Pricing in stadium is a disgrace. Tickets were reasonably priced, paid $60 for 3 tickets in section 128 but the paid an ADDITIONAL $27 in fees, thats also a disgrace!
GAME WAS VERY GOOD ! TEMPLE'S DEFENSE FINALLY SHOWED UP AND THE NEW QUARTERBACK NUTILE IS OBVIOUSLY TEMPLE'S FUTURE QUARTERBACK SINCE HE CAN GET THE BALL TO TEMPLE'S EXCELLENT RECEIVER'S !!!
The staff at Linc Field are some of the nicest people you will find. They were all very helpful and courteous.
My son and i came up from Delaware to attend, our first time at the Link. The Temple community was awesome. They were giving away cake and treats, hamburgers and all types of good food. The Temple band was fantastic, especially the pre-game outside the stadium. Folks walking around in different garb and costumes. It was truely an enjoyable event.
The seats were great. Perfect view of the Marching Diamonds.
Great seats!! Game started out like a house on fire!! Both teams scored on their opening drives...then it slowed down till half. Temple took over the second half and the final was 30-10
The first half was a defensive battle by both teams even though Temple showed signs of being able to move the ball at will if they could eliminate some sloppy errors. Aggressive play calling and execution dominated the second half for the Owls bring them their sixth victory and making them eligible for a Bowl Game for their second straight season! I was fortunate to attend this game with my son, a sophomore at Temple, and we enjoyed a great game and some valuable family time on a beautiful Saturday afternoon in October!
Great value didn't realize when buying how good the amenities were in the section we bought. Only neg was no crab fries.
It was raining but we had the best time! On vacation for Thanksgiving. All the fans were great
Extremely exciting watching Temple demolish UConn, become ranked again and head to the conference finals! Go OWLS
great seats great game!!!! Go OWLS!!! the club box was very nice ..
I had a great time the seats were good and the price I couldn't say no to it
Veterans Stadium was a child of 1970s thinking; specifically, that a city could have one stadium for both baseball and football. The general result was a stadium that didn't work for either sport. Thus, Philly (and many other cities) built one stadium for each sport; for the Philadelphia Eagles, this was "the Linc." This stadium can hold over 69,000 fans, but this game had about one-third that amount. Thus, good seats were available for not a lot of money, and lines were generally short at both bathrooms & concessions. It is also close to a subway terminus; and riding mass transit is DEFINITELY recommended when attending events at this area. Visibility and audio is good in all seats. Big screen video monitors were visible and useful throughout the stadium. Security is (sadly) pretty tight -- you absolutely can NOT bring any opaque carriers into the stadium, and that most definitely includes purses. We used gallon-sized clear plastic bags for our stuff, and it worked fine. No surprise on two counts: outside food is strictly prohibited, and food at stand is WAY over-priced. I mean, $5 for a hot dog?!? It was cold in the stadium, but what do you expect for a football game in November?
