Celebrate Christmas with the Eagles and 69,000 of your closest friends and family as the New York Giants come to Lincoln Financial Field for a Monday afternoon showdown.

Fans will want to be in their seats early as the Eagles will once again feature the light show extravaganza – Light Up the Linc – during the team introduction. Fans will not only witness this spectacular display but also be a part of the action! Here's how:

1. Make sure to download the latest version of the Eagles app.

2. Be in your seats by 4:20 PM. The experience will NOT work in Pepsi Plaza!

3. When prompted, open the Eagles app and click on the Light Up the Linc button.

4. Complete a quick onboarding process, as you'll need to grant permission for the app to use the flashlight on your phone.

5. Once you've reached this screen below, just wait for the show to begin. You will be able to record video and save the experience through the app.

WARNING: Please be advised that strobe lights and pyro will be used at this event and may affect those with photosensitive epilepsy and other conditions. Click here for any other questions about Light Up the Linc.

There's more in store to celebrate the Christmas season:

Stop by Pepsi Plaza pregame to take a photo with the special Tinseltown Eagles Display. And, don't miss your chance to experience the magic of the holidays at Tinseltown Holiday Spectacular, now at FDR Park, across from the Sports Complex! Eagles fans can use the code EAGGG to get 20% off all tickets now through January 1.

When Donna Kelce brought containers of her homemade chocolate chip cookies to her sons, Jason and Travis, at Super Bowl LVII Opening Night in February, everyone wondered, "How good are they?" Now, you can find out for yourself – AND help the Eagles Autism Foundation at the same time! Mama Kelce's Cookies will be sold on Pepsi Plaza for today's game thanks to Aramark Sports and Entertainment with all the proceeds going to EAF for Jason and Operation Breakthrough, based in Kansas City where Travis plays. Aramark will match the donation to each organization.

"In this season of giving, it means so much to raise money for two great charities through an old-fashioned bake sale," Donna Kelce said. "My chocolate chip cookies have been a staple in our house for a long time, so it's very special to share the recipe that my sons love with fans during the holidays. It's even sweeter because the Eagles Autism Foundation and Operation Breakthrough will benefit; usually, it's just my boys!"

"We could not be happier to partner with the NFL's most popular team mom, Donna Kelce, to bring her famous cookies to fans and support two incredible charities during the holiday season," said Alison Birdwell, President and CEO of Aramark Sports and Entertainment.

Earlier this season, the Eagles Autism Foundation formed a landmark, first-of-its-kind partnership with Popcorn for the People, Nouryon, and Wawa. Popcorn for the People is a nonprofit dedicated to creating meaningful and sustainable employment for workers with autism and other developmental disabilities. Since opening the popcorn stand at Lincoln Financial Field, fans have been able to enjoy a bag of popcorn while attending an Eagles or Temple football game.

EAF is excited to announce the next step in this collaboration to help combat the unemployment rate in the autism community. In early March 2024, Popcorn for the People will open a Philadelphia-based popcorn factory at a repurposed Wawa on 9th and South Streets where $1 of every bag produced and sold will be donated back to the Eagles Autism Foundation. This location is now accepting job applications for individuals of all abilities. Join us today!

To help with staffing the Sports Complex parking lots on Christmas Day, guidance is being issued for Monday's 4:30 PM Eagles-Giants game:

The following parking lots will open at 11:30 AM
• Wells Fargo Center Lots (A-G)
• Lincoln Financial Field Lots (J, K, L)
• Lots M, N, P

The following parking lots will open at 12:30 PM
• Citizens Bank Park Lots (Q-X)

• Click here to find out when the stadium gates open and more.

• The National Anthem will be performed by Broadway Performing Actor and Singer Chris Stevens.

• The Eagles Cheerleaders and Drumline will be joined by students from the Philadelphia High School for Creative and Performing Arts (CAPA) for a holiday medley performance at halftime.

• Former Eagles Wide Receiver Mike Quick will serve as the Honorary Captain of the Game.