Comcast Center

The Comcast Building encompasses an entire city block. The architecture is stunning. On inclement weather days, stop inside to view the show on the five story screen.

Stop across the street for Fuel's newest location at 1650 arch. Cafe everything under 500 calories

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You can't access the top of the tower, but the 2,100-foot HD video wall inside the lobby is mesmerizing, with ever-changing imagery and videos -- sometimes even in 3D.

Great lobby with a rocking video wall. the views from the 43rd floor are awesome!

Visit to see the Comcast experience video wall

Everyone lives in constant fear of being squashed by the security glass "doors" you have to pass through to get to the elevators .

Olympic highlights and behind the scenes clips are playing on the video wall during the games at the top of every hour- you HAVE to check it out!

The new Holiday Spectacular for 2010 is playing on the HD video wall . Every hour on the hour (except 5pm) until New Years. Watch for falling snow! Note: the giant presents light up too.

Please don't forget the awesome food court right down the central stairs from the lobby. Or the shops just below the lobby! Lot's to do after you finish ooo-ing and ahhh-ing at the video wall!

Di Bruno Brother great place for lunch on the healthier side, even better place to pick up a quick warm & serve dinner that you can pass off as your own.

Step inside the largest green building in the country to witness 21st-century art--original programming broadcast on the 2,100-square-foot, four-millimeter screen--for free.

The big screen in the lobby is a must see. Tons of neat effects and performances . Also very architecturally neat looking building.

Amazing video displays as soon as you enter this tall tall building... wait for the funny comic display ...

Definitely take the stairs instead of the elevator when you are going up or down ONE floor. It's a view like no other in Philly!

The architecture of the building is unique and attractive

Full points to the annual Christmas Spectacular. Festive tradition indeed.

You have to see the Christmas show . Better than Macy's.

Arrive early and sit in the Lobby and watch the show - especially at Christmas time !

See the Christmas Show in the lobby - it's awesome!

Eat at Ralph's Cafe on the 43-44th floors for a truly unique panoramic view of Philly. The food is great (my fave is the grille) and the staff are fun.

The restaurant on the terrace looks really good

Follow the game at Comcast SportsNet Philadelphia's In-Game Live on your phone.

Food court is great. I visit everyday.

Look up! The giant hole in the building by the roof is the Comcast cafe . Make a friend there and go visit

Check out the holiday display on the giant video wall. They even make it snow in the lobby at the end.

Use the elevator if going up or down 1 floor if you don't have a permanent security pass or you will get stuck in the stairs

Must check out the Holiday show on the massive Comcast HD screen. Awesome!

Stop in around Christmas for a free show.

Really awesome video wall in the lobby! Huge and clear.

come here if you have a tough time deciding where to grab lunch .

If you ever have an event here, be sure to go to the 45th floor :)

Awesome. Just freaking awesome.

Comcast Holiday show plays at the top of every hour.

The Christmas video show was awesome!

Great food court

Try the Free PlatoonFitness.com class every Saturday at 9:15 am

Hourly shows on the christmas special.... on worlds largest video wall

Christmas show is spectacular !

Comcast Holiday Spectacular 2015 was great!

Jake & Maxs my go-to for a lunch salad , fresh and a good price

Nice building. Not much apart from that

Delicious chicken , roasted tomato pesto flatbread at DiBruno bros (downstairs in the market )

Many food choices here.

Water show at the front fountains ... Enjoy now as winter will be ending them soon.

if you're only going up or down 1 or 2 floors, use the steps ...unless you're injured or handicapped.

FYI there is no public access to the top of the Comcast Tower!

sometimes I have to be pried away from watching that amazing screen...

Tallest building!

You know you wish you were at Madison Square Gardens instead!