Developers have been pushing to build the arena, 76 Place, on Market Street, where part of the Fashion District Mall currently standsDevelopers of the new proposed Philadelphia 76ers arena are adjusting plans for traffic flow on 10th and 11th streets, and providing more insight into how they plan to attract crowds to the East Market Street corridor when games aren't being played.
The outdoor plazas will now be larger to hold more people, while the original plan calling for wider sidewalks along 10th and 11th will remain in place. They estimate that 40% will travel by auto, 10% will use rideshare, 40% by public transit, and 10 % will walk.
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