The Wells Fargo Center brand lasted for 15 years, but soon the home of the Flyers and Sixers will go by a different name.

The Wells Fargo Center is officially being renamed Xfinity Mobile Arena, and look—I get it. People are gonna hate the purple. Purple on gray? Kinda blah ...

The decades-old attraction is testing a new look, but it will still blare the familiar, 'Watch the tram car, please!' ...

Say goodbye to the Wells Fargo Center, and hello to the Xfinity Mobile Arena: Comcast-Spectacor is changing the name of the 21,000-seat home of the Flyers and 76ers on Sept. 1. Predictably, spectators ...

The home of the Philadelphia Flyers and 76ers will get a new name with the Wells Fargo Center set to change to Xfinity Mobile ...

So now, with the deal expiring in August, and the Sixers set to open a new arena entirely in 2031, building owner Comcast ...

As of today, Google Maps doesn't recognize the Xfinity Mobile Arena, but it still locates the Wells Fargo Center: Wells Fargo's naming rights agreement with Comcast Spectacor and Harris Blitzer ...

The Wells Fargo Center in South Philadelphia will soon become the Xfinity Mobile Arena. Here's what the name change will mean for Flyers, Sixers fans.

The home of the two teams, as well as various other sporting events and concerts, has been named the Wells Fargo Center since 2010. The naming rights were set to expire after the 2024-25 seasons.