"Budweiser Made in America" concert performances begin at 2 p.m. on Saturday and will end at 11 p.m. Beginning at 6 a.m., roads in the area of the event will be closed to non-resident traffic, including:
- 21st street between Arch and Spring Garden
- 22nd Street between Arch and Fairmount
- 23rd Street between Parkway and Fairmount
- 24th Street from Fairmount to Pennsylvania
- 25th Street from Fairmount to Pennsylvania
- Spring Garden between 20th and 31st Streets (including Spring Garden Street tunnel)
- Kelly Drive from 23rd Street to Fairmount
- Martin Luther King Drive from Falls Bridge to the Parkway
- Pennsylvania Avenue from Hamilton Street to Fairmount Avenue
- Pennsylvania Avenue closed, from 2000 block of Pennsylvania Ave./Callowhill Street, west of Whole Food lot
- Park Towne Place from 22nd Street to 24th Street
While the Benjamin Franklin Parkway and intersections adjacent to the festival perimeter will remain closed, including 21st and 22nd streets at the Parkway, intersections beyond the immediate festival area are expected to open to traffic after midnight
Sunday, Sept. 2:
Concert performances begin at 2 p.m. and will end at 11 p.m. Beginning at 6 a.m., roads in the area will be closed to non-resident traffic, including:
- 21st Street between Arch and Spring Garden
- 22nd Street between Arch and Fairmount
- 23rd Street between Parkway and Fairmount
- 24th Street from Fairmount to Pennsylvania
- 25th Street from Fairmount to Pennsylvania
- Spring Garden between 20th and 31st Streets (including Spring Garden Street tunnel)
- Kelly Drive from 23rd Street to Fairmount
- Martin Luther King Drive from Falls Bridge to the Parkway
- Pennsylvania Avenue from Hamilton Street to Fairmount Avenue
- Pennsylvania Avenue closed, from 2000 block of Pennsylvania Ave./Callowhill Street, west of Whole Food Lot
- Park Towne Place from 22nd Street to 24th Street
While the Benjamin Franklin Parkway and intersections adjacent to the festival perimeter will remain closed, including 21st and 22nd streets at the Parkway. Intersections beyond the immediate festival area are expected to be open to traffic after midnight.
Monday, Sept. 3:
- Entire event area (Eakins Oval and Benjamin Franklin Parkway) will be closed to vehicular traffic to facilitate breakdown of event equipment.
- Traffic patterns are expected to return to normal late Monday night or early Tuesday morning, in time for Tuesday morning rush hour between 6 a.m. and 10 a.m.
SEPTA Special Service Plans:
- Extra service will be available on subways, trolleys and Norristown High-Speed Line.
- For those who want to drive into the city, remote parking is available at the Mann Music Center with shuttle bus service to the concert.
- SEPTA urges Regional Rail riders to take advantage of these extra transit services.
"A subway train will be available every 5 minutes versus a Regional Rail train every hour. Best bet, travel to any one of our transportation centers and ride the Market-Frankford or Broad Street Line into Center City," a SEPTA spokesperson told NBC10.
