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Unique Experiences Eagles Cheerleaders $250 (Per Cheerleader / Per Hour) These cheerleaders are ready to greet, sign autographs, take photos, and mingle with your guests. Two Cheerleader Minimum Swoop $400 (per hour – 1 hour max) Our mascot knows how to break the ice. Swoop will greet, entertain, and take photos with your guests. Eagles Drumline $100 (per member /per hour - minimum four) Bring excitement to your event by adding the high energy and rhythm of the Eagles Drumline. They can play as guests enter your event, or perform during your event. Eagles Pep Band Pricing Varies The Pep Band has energized Philly fans while bringing the Eagles "Fight Song" to the games. Bring that level of "NFL Game Time Excitement" and plug it right into your next special event. Unique Experiences Stadium LED Video Board $500 (Per Board – Per Hour) Place your Company Logo, Photos, Video Reels, and/or Presentations. Stadium Tours $8 (per person +$75per tour guide, 1 Guide per 35 Guests) Your guests will enjoy access to some of the exclusive spaces at Lincoln Financial Field. Tours can be customized to fit any time period, but do not exceed one hour. Active Players & Alumni Please Inquire Current and Past Eagles are available to speak, take photos, sign autographs, and mingle. Customized Team Activities Please Inquire Used for company team building events or to add a fun element to your social event. Activities include: Quarterback challenge, Mascot Mirror, Cheer it Up, Nacho Challenge, Suite Up, and more. Tailgating Games Beginning at $250 (varies on quantities needed) Traditional Philadelphia Eagles themed tailgating games available to add a true game day experience to your event. Games include: Ladder Golf, Washers, and Bean Bag Toss. Pro Shop Merchandise Great gifts for your guests to remember their experience. Authentic and Custom Replica Jerseys Please Inquire Each custom jersey is screen printed with the name and number of your choosing. Great Gift for Award Recipient or Guest of Honor. Additional Items Available Please Inquire Large quantities of Merchandise can be ordered for your event. Items can be used for Alumni autographs, or make great favors. Click Here to visit our Pro Shop for ideas..

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