Eagle September Schedule: What to Know About the Market -Frankford, BSL, Regional Rail Service – CBS News

While the city of Philadelphia is celebrating The Eagles Super Bowl Up Broad Street and Parkway Ben Franklin win parade parade On Friday, Septa will change its service plan to carry riders to and from the mass event.

The transit agency will limit the stops and there will be a railway service from the Express-Type of Broad Street Line and Market-Frankford Line, according to a news message.

Travels on the BSL and MFL lines will be free thanks to sponsorships from Nike, Duracell and Gran Coramino, TEQUILA brand, founded by Kevin Hart and partner with The Eagles.

Officials recommend making a plan early for Parade Day. Fans traveling on public transport should expect to experience longer waiting times, especially immediately after the parking lot holiday, end around 3:00 pm

Septa Regional Railway Schedule for Parade on February 14 Eagles

Plans are also shifted to the regional railway day on the day of the parade, February 14th. In the morning, trains will only work in Philadelphia, starting at 4:30 to 10:50.

Trains will only stop at Jefferson stations and 30th street in the city – there will be no service at the suburban station, Penn Medicine Station or Temple University. Riders can expect trains to move approximately every 30 minutes.

Unlike BSL and MFL, Prices are still required For regional rail trains on the day of the parade.

And you have to be prepared: Septa says there are no regional rail tickets and gaps that cannot be purchased in person on Friday. You will need to have a valid key card or buy a special one -day pass, which is only sold on Wednesday and Thursday. The following sales offices will have extended hours to buy events: 1234 Market Street, 30th Street, Bryn Mawr, Cornwells Heights, Fox Chase, Jenkintown, Lansdale, Media, Media, Media, MARCUS Hook , Primos, suburban station, temple and Warminster.

Septa General Manager Scott A. Sauer said riders will have tickets for their rates before they get on the train, and the cars will be loaded on the basis of the first place, first service.

“We will guess in advance the tariffs of everyone before they get up,” Sauer said.

These are the stations that will be open to each of Septa regional railways.

• Airport: Eastwick, Terminals A, B, C/D and E/F. 30-minute service throughout the day.
• Chestnut Hill East Line: Chestnut Hill East and Windmore.
• Chestnut Hill West Line: No Train. Customers can use Chestnut Hill to the east.
• Cynwyd line: no train.
• FOX Chase line: FOX Chase station.
• Lansdale/Doylestown Line: Doylestown, Lansdale, North Wales, Ambler and Fort Washington.
• Manayunk/Norristown: Elm Street, Norristown Transport Center and Manayunk.
• Media Line/Wawa: Wawa, Media and Primos.
• Paoli/Thorndale Line: Thorndale, Exton, Paoli, Wayne and Bryn Mawr.
• Trenton Line: Trenton, Levitown and Cornwells Heights.
• Warminster line: Warminster and Jenkintown-Wyncote.
• Line West Trenton: West Trenton, Woodbourne, Langhorne and Philmont.
• Wilmington/Newark Line: Wilmington, Marcus Hook and Norwood.

“The regional railway will just be very compact and long waiting times,” Sauer said. “People who need to enter for other reasons other than parade should plan accordingly.”

Buses and carts will also have regular tariffs on Friday. Several bus routes will be diverted due to Broad and Park barricades.

Wide street line and service for lines on the market-Franford

The subway trains will move on a special chart of the events on Friday. Septa says trains should go every 6-8 minutes, starting shortly after 4:30 in the morning and ending around 12:30 on Saturday.

Trains will only make the following stops of each line:

Wide street

• Fern transit center
• Transit Center Olney
• Erri
• Northern Philadelphia
• Cecil B. Moore
• Loser
• Walnut
• Sniper
• Oregon
• Nrg

Market-Frankford

• 69th Transit Center Street
• 60th street
• 52nd street
• 40th street
• Drexler Station on 30th Street
• 11th street
• Girand
• Huntingdon
• Allegheny
• Eri-Toresale
• Transit Center Arot
• Transit Center Frankford

“What was asked by our clients is patience,” Sauer said. “We can’t move everyone at the same time and we can’t go home at the same time.”

Septa says Broad Street Line Service by Fern Rock Transit Center will start at 4:45am and NRG station a few minutes later at 4:52 in the morning

Service at the Frankford Transport Center starts at 4:36 am, while 69th street starts at 4:45.

“There is no best location where you won’t wait,” Sauer said. “You will wait anywhere you go.”

How many people can import sept trains into the city?

Sauer said Line Street and Market-Frankford Lines can introduce about 55,000 people into the city every hour. During the six hours of parade time, which equals about 300,000 people.

“It’s all hands on the deck for the Septa,” Sauer said.

The regional railway has a much smaller capacity, Sauer said. These trains can bring about 70,000 people to the city and 70,000 out.

Septa parking parking is limited

With many people traveling outside the city, parking will be restricted to regional railway stations.

“Septa calls on customers who plan to use rail services to arrange to be dropped on or near their station. Parking will be restricted to Septa stations and surrounding spaces, and available seats are expected to be filled quickly,” says Septa in the News.

Septa also said that there will be no parking in the South Philadelphia in the sports complex.

NJ Transit, Patco and Fans coming from New Jersey

For fans coming from South Jersey, Patten runs to the west only from 6 to 1 pm. Trains will leave from Lindenvold, Woodcrest, Ferry Avenue and the mayoralty on the 9th and 10th and locust streets in Philadelphia.

“We also recommend that they seek to buy their tickets in advance,” said Patko John Rink’s general manager. “We will sell tickets on the day of the event.”

New Jersey Transit also adds a service to Parade Day. The agency adds some additional capacity to select trains on the Atlantic City railway line. This includes an additional train from Atlantic City to the 30th Street of Philadelphia, leaving at 7:35 and arrives in Fili at 9:14. An additional train will leave Philadelphia at 15:54 and arrive in Atlantic City at 17: 36, NJ Transit said.

An additional bus service will be added along the river line, NJ Transit said. Link Access will cancel all trips to and from Philadelphia.

Some changes to the bus graphics are also available on NJ Transit:

• From 8am to 7pm, all bus services in Philadelphia will be adjusted due to closing the street and will make a stop at City Center on the 6th/Race Street. During this adjusted service, customers must plan to be on the 6th/Race Street in the arrival time shown on the timetable.
• During the afternoon and evening peak routes 414/417/555 will not climb at the 30th Street Station. Customers must go to the stop of the 6th/Race Street and use the existing market/7 streets of departure time shown on their schedule for guidance.

Philadelphia’s NJ Transit Bus Service will return to normal after 19:00

NJ Transit prohibits all drinks on trains, buses and a light rail to and from Philadelphia on Friday and there will be an increased presence of the police, according to the agency’s statement.

For fans looking for an alternative, Starr and Tours, headquartered in Mercer, offers a shuttle for the city. Tickets cost $ 59, and there are numerous bus stops around Delaware Valley.

“So far, we have only about a thousand eagle fans booked on our buses, 15 buses so far,” said Sandy Borovski, owner of the bus charter and Starr tours, “But we are trying to continue to add buses.”