Bank of America Stadium

Seeing the Panthers get the W against the Buccaneers was an awesome experience! Get there early! Traffic gets terrible before and after the game! See the tip below: This will sound crazy…maybe…but do not park in the parking deck nearest to the stadium. Park one of the lots on the way. They are less expensive and require a further walk, but getting out of Charlotte will be much faster! The traffic around the stadium is crazy while people are getting away from the stadium on foot and cars. The chicken sandwich and the pretzel at the concession stand were delicious and would highly recommend! Obviously, it is more expensive than it is worth, but that’s is all concession food. I was so surprised that the 3rd floor was all inside for the concessions and hallway to your seats. That was awesome for a winter game! The staff was nice and helpful in helping is find the right place to go and answering any questions.

We had the best experience at the Panthers Game! Beat the hottest in the league @rams and they played the best game of the year. 10/10 even in the rain the atmosphere was amazing. They don’t accept cash in the building though and you have to download an app to order food. Parking is 70$ across the street so prepare to take train or uber. Also most hotels don’t have their own parking so it’s usually 30-50 per night at the lots in uptown. I found a 2hr spot and was safe the entire weekend but it was a little walk to my hotel at the @omni . I took a lime scooter with my gf which was awesome. Only thing I would change about the weekend is the @omni hotel. Will be writing a review on their page why.

Great atmosphere lately with the teams success during the 2025 season. The stadium is very accessible if you have those needs. I do enjoy the place but food prices are too high and the stadium is not easily accessible only true navigation from ground level to top 500 level is a slight inclined ramp. The escalator is turned to going down only at around halftime so be ready to walk all lot especially if you are lower income.

Go Panthers! Finally attended a Carolina Panther game and it was amazing! Plenty of parking around the stadium and not too much walking to get there. The staff were friendly but either didn't care for the Panthers or were almost clueless about the team, some said it frankly that they weren't fans. Best part is the access to endless bathrooms. The only things I found were Team Stores everywhere and the same stadium food concession stands throughout. Every once in a while there would be a small area that displays team gear or mementos from past years. The Panthers and the soccer team are displayed throughout which is a nice touch. The seats... I'm not the biggest guy but I was crunched in those seats and when the seats started to fill up I was downright cramped luckily it was an action packed game so we had a reason to stand up a lot. Even being in the 300s had a great view and I was able to get close to the field for some extra pictures thanks to some nice staff. Loved the experience and will be back to see my Panthers a lot more just hope we can get some improvements soon Tepper. Keep Pounding!

We came for the playoffs, the stadium itself is nice.. the food stands are more pricier than the other stadiums we have been too. (2 pulled pork sandwiches 2 small bags of chips and 2 fountain drinks $64) The stadium was electrifying!!! Another NFL stadium checked off our list 😃

Flew in for the Dolphins game. Miami blew a 17-0 lead. Stadium is ok compared to others I’ve been to. The area is cool. Lots of restaurants and bars. The stadium itself needs to be upgraded in my opinion. The fans were cool. Not disrespectful to us visiting fans. Good time despite the loss.

As a season ticket holder for another college/ NFL team, I'm used to our stadium and traditions. The biggest being tailgating before games, everyone parks in the stadium lot 4-5 hours before the game- we cook, eat, drink, blare music... it's kind of a big deal. When we were planning to go to the ACC Championship at Bofa Stadium we were wondering what it would be like and unfortunately, parking and tailgating is not like home. We parked in a parking garage very close to the stadium but there was nobody cooking/drinking. Granted, it was cold and we come from a much warmer climate but the pre-game experience left a lot to be desired. The stadium itself is nice. Staff barely checked anything, which again was unique to us since we basically get pat down at our stadium. The highlight was a hot chocolate with Baileys. Definitely something we don't have at home but I can't recall the last time we had a "cold" game. I realize that the stadium/team can't do anything about its location/parking in downtown or "uptown" but now I know when people come to visit us and our tailgate why they are in shock- there's NOTHING like it.

Pretty nice NFL stadium, could use updating in main concourses in my opinion. We had the opportunity to experience the stadium for a couple Panthers games late in the 2025 season with an incredible VIP manner with the Gallery luxury suites as well as the fifty3 experience. The Gallery suites are awesome, the perspective you get at field level for the game is amazing. Without this VIP treatment, I don’t think this stadium is great and probably in lower half of all NFL. Walking around the stadium is not great, there are industrial areas as well general rundown areas right around the stadium property. Crowd control is not good, and traffic can be at a standstill for longer than makes sense. Drawbacks to this overall excellent experience, or areas for improvement: - it can be a big hassle getting from place to place and staff can be pretty unhelpful because of access issues, not knowing what to do, or sometimes not caring. - TV’s at the seats in the Gallery have an annoying delay so not worth having them there - TV’s in the suites don’t show the game, c’mon! - there are not enough bathrooms in this suite area

Last May, I had the best time at the Bank Of America Stadium in Charlotte, while attending the first US concert of Shakira's Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour. Being there just felt electric, especially with a setlist that blended nostalgia, iconic collaborations, and her new era of music. Getting to witness "La Tortura" with Alejandro Sanz LIVE is a once-in-a-lifetime moment on its own, and hearing classics like Pies Descalzos and Antología up close hit straight to my heart. I was fortunate enough to be very close to the stage and believe me you could feel the energy. It's the kind of memory that stays with you forever. This stadium is a great venue for concerts and I'm truly grateful for this experience. I recommend it 100%.

There's no bad seat in the stadium. Pros Multiple entrances Quick ticket and security scanning We'll labeled seating Well maintained for an older arena Nice and helpful staff Great parking and businesses within walking distance Traffic congestion is expected during events but we'll managed Cons Everything is too expensive Lines move slowly at concessions Love going to sporting events at the stadium

This is a great venue for attending a football game or match. Very well designed stadium. Great views from anywhere. Good signage, the correct amount of rest rooms, lots of good food choices. Entry was easy and very reasonable, and the venue is safe. I attended the Dukes Mayo Classic as a CHARLOTTE 49er alumni. Hope to be back for a Panthers game and a Charlotte F.C. match.,

Nice stadium. Anywhere I've sat here has been a good view, even when you're in the nosebleeds. Stairs are very steep but it's to be expected. Quick in and quick out, security is a breeze. Concessions are wildly expensive but it's on par for any NFL stadium. Love coming to see the panthers so I'm sure I'll be back

Very nice stadium! The food was alright. The staff was friendly and I had a really good time. Definitely will come back for another game

What a crazy experience catching a Real Madrid game at Bank of America Stadium for the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup. Seating seems to be great all around, but I personally enjoyed having the Charlotte skyline as the backdrop. I was able to try their Carolina BBQ Nachos with Chicken. For stadium food, it did alright to keep you going. The roasted peanut bag also seemed fairly priced. Overall it's easy to grab food and drinks--apart from the lines. The attendants are wonderful. Plan ahead for huge games. Arrive early. Parking will be tight and you may have to walk quite a bit. Parking will also get expensive as the lots fill up. Overall an unforgettable experience!!

First time at Bank of America stadium and not bad. We were on the 500 level and the views were pretty good. The food options on the 500 level are the basics that you would get really at any other stadium so if you are looking for something more fancy than hot dogs, hamburgers, popcorn etc then you might need to explore the lower levels. Overall an ok experience.

I was given tickets to the panthers vs chiefs game. Unfortunately by the time the game occurred my brother-in-law had a stroke, but we couldn't have been treated any more special. From the wheelchair delivery to the seat to the pick up service afterwards it was outstanding over the top service.

I went to the taste of the panthers event and it was so awesome! Got to feel fancy and rich for a night haha. So many yummy restaurants out there and it was open bar as well. Live music and just a great time all around. Some of the panthers were out there signing autographs and taking pics with fans. The stadium is absolutely beautiful.

Deep sigh. My cowboys lost, but that's not why I am sighing it's the traffic in and around that stadium that drove me bonkers. Never again will I drive and park. Best to take the light rail or walk from a secure tailgate spot.

If you know, you know! Just in case you don't, we'll let me tell you! Attended the Charlotte FC season opener and it was great! They won! Go Charlotte FC!! The stadium was great, the weather was fabulous. I really enjoyed my outing.

Panther stadium isn't the flashiest or the most modern but I've always loved it's simple and functional charm. It has everything a stadium needs plus some luxuries, and what it doesn't have I've never found myself missing. Getting into, around, and out of the stadium never poses much of an issue. My only complaints at all are more related to Charlotte and their handling of the area. This stadium has been here a long time now, starting back when there was almost nothing else around it. Instead of managing the growth of the area around the stadium to support it and to make game-days easier, the city seems to have put absolutely no thought into the development of the area. There is no transit that comes near the stadium and parking and navigating the streets can be a pain (although not as bad as a lot of other cities) - all things that the city had ample time to work on as the area evolved over the years.

BOA stadium was huge! And truly a miracle that everything went smoothly, which leads directly into the staff. Everyone was excited to be there (so it seemed) and directly the patrons around kindly. I went to a sold out event (75,000 people) and we were able to get in and out fine. The areas were all clean, plenty of food and beverage choices, some with unlimited refills. Bathrooms were clean and there were a lot of them, which I appreciated as no one wants to miss the show waiting for a bathroom or trying to find one. There was also plenty of parking choices near the stadium. Had a great experience outside of the live event with the local itself.

Pretty nice stadium! There's parking structures nearby that you can utilize. It can range from 20-30 bucks. The structures are a few minutes walk back to your car. The stadium itself is nice and has a nice modern feel to it. The views are great wherever you sit! Great place for football!

Watched the game in one of the suites. Wonderful customer service. Host was very helpful and the sweetest with all of our food! Spectacular treat bar. Comforting security to help you get up to your floor. Nice heated room with bathroom and open window.

I always have a great time at BOA stadium. The staff are very helpful and always in a pleasant mood. Getting through the gates is about as expected, with some delays especially if you have a bag, but otherwise not an issue. The prices on food and drinks are on the high side, but you expect that when going to an event and the food quality is actually quite good.

Such a great experience! Drinks were delicious. And the view from section 228 was great! A lot of walking and be sure to park away from the stadium so it's easier to drive away once the game is over.

Bank of America Stadium was pretty cool, and it definitely exceeded my expectations. I think the best word to describe "The Bank" is "corporate", in both good and bad ways. It's a very nice stadium, but it doesn't really have a raucous atmosphere or anything that really sets it apart from other stadiums. It's not a Lambeau, Arrowhead, or even a Cowboys Stadium level of noteworthiness, and thus I don't know if its worth going out of your way for. Now, with that being said, Bank of America Stadium is definitely an above-average stadium, which has a lot going for it. The first is the cleanliness. I've NEVER been to a sports stadium, college or professional, that's as clean as this one was. In addition, the food and drink options were amazing, albeit extremely expensive. Finally, the location of the stadium is one of its strongest attributes. It's very easy to walk to from the multitude of hotels located nearby, and has tons of dining options to choose from when you walk out. All-in-all, Bank of America is an extremely solid, if not absolutely spectacular stadium. Would recommend catching a game here at least once.

Love coming to the stadium for events, but the bag policy is so freaking silly! Especially as a woman needing all kinds of stuff during certain times. Also the prices are insane, $20 for a premium wine CAN! $17 for a truly, why don't they have small cans? The staff half of the time doesn't know what I am talking about when I ask for different beverage options. Again, games and events are fun here, but between the bag policy and expensive prices, it's at least a $100 event every time we come.

Great amazing stadium. My hometown stadium right here. Can host any event in the world. But add a roof and some new seats please

Very clean and honestly pretty stadium with the colors! I also can never complain about watching the Colts win an away game! There are plenty of fun photo opp views & the crowd was super fun!

Went there for cowboys vs panthers! Everyone was friendly and nice for such a big crowd, always love attending

We went here to see the panthers play the saints. Sadly, our saints did not win. We were shocked at how small the stadium was for an NFL venue. That being said, it was a great time. The stadium is clean, well kept, and friendly staff everywhere. It was a pleasant visit and we would return if in the area for a game again.

This is a very nice football stadium. It is the home of an NFL team, the Carolina Panthers. The place is in very good condition and looks very modern. That's also because the team has not been around too long, so this stadium has only been open since 1996. The two sides of the entrance are flanked by two large and impressive bronze panther statues. I like that this stadium is located right in the downtown. For many other franchises, their stadiums are located outside and not as accessible with public transportation.

One thing that I can appreciate about relocating to the Carolinas is that their sports and music venues are excellent. I visited Charlotte this week to see Beyoncé perform for her Renaissance World Tour. This is her 1st time in 10 years performing in the Carolinas. Our states are often overlooked by music artists. This tour brought out the masses ! This was my first trip to the Bank of America Stadium and it is a wonderful venue to see a concert. Security check-in was easy. Almost nonexistent. I had a clear Fanny pack and security never looked my way. There are plenty of alcohol and food concessions to purchase food and beverage. There are also lots of areas to take photos and have a drink overlooking the city. Perfect for instagram whores. I enjoyed the sound quality for this tour. The set design was excellent and Beyoncé's vocals could be heard throughout the city. I feel blessed to have made it out to experience this tour. When commuting here I urge you to seek out free parking and hourly parking nearby and away from the venue hours before the show or schedule your Uber/Lyft reservation a day ahead to avoid surge charges. This area is overrun with concert goers and traffic. It's Uptown. There are a few rooftops and pubs near by to enjoy. Graham St Pub was a convenient 3 minute walk.

Nice stadium. But, 2 stars based on traffic and traffic patterns leaving the stadium. Terrible. They block the way to the freeway and force you back into town which is dead stop traffic. It takes 35 minutes to go a half mile. Ridiculous.

Cool stadium, not a bad view in the house. My sister and brother in law just moved to Charlotte and while my boyfriend and I were in town we decided to go to a Panthers game. It was a lovely day for a football game and we had a great time. Getting to our seats was easy, the food hit the spot (I'm a soft pretzel fan), and there was a good variety of booze, beer, wine, and even hard liquor. While none of us are technically Panthers fans, the crowd was super fun and had us cheering for them the whole way through. The only reason why I docked a star is because getting into the game was a bit of a hassle. I had a bag with an adjustable strap that I could turn into a fanny pack or a crossbody bag, or even just a normal purse. It was small and within the acceptable size limit but I still got a lot of grief. I don't understand how the way you hold a bag when walking through the line matters if it's the same bag. There seemed to be confusion because my type of versatile bag wasn't on their list of acceptable ones.. Even though within all the limits. Anyhoo, I wish I could go without a bag but I can't. If you can, I recommend it.

Unfortunately recent ownership has allowed BOA stadium to not be at the same level as previous. We had a horrible experience. Our son's seat was covered in a black sticky tar. I had a plastic bag that I put under him to protect his Panthers jersey until we could get some help, in the 3rd quarter. The workers tried to clean it for over 30 minutes, with us sitting on the stairs waiting (as they needed the space of all 3 of our seats) Eventually they called someone to take us to new seats. Less than 10 minutes into those seats, a couple walks up and says that we are in their seats. So my husband had to watch the end of the game separated from the rest of the family. After the game we went to customer relations and were given a piece of paper and asked to write out what happened and we would be called. We were never called. Yes, bad experiences happen but it's how you handle the bad experiences. A few suggestions: 1. An easy walk through anytime during the week before the game would have seen that seat as unusable and since you know who bought it, move the people to another seat. 2. Once the issue is reported, look in the computer for open seats (hint: the tickets you sold and did not scan are your open seats. As well as the tickets you did not sell) 3. If someone reports something to customer relations, actually listen to them, don't just shove them a piece of paper and ask them to write an essay. 4. When you get a complaint, contact the people back! Tell them you're sorry. Offer to clean or replace the damaged clothes. MAKE THEM FEEL LIKE YOU HEARD THEM AND UNDERSTAND

Went in for the panthers vs saints game! We had box seats so the bar lines and popcorn line was not the longest! Can't wait to go back.

5/5 great stadium This was an awesome experience for a concert goer - we came to see Garth Brooks and thoroughly enjoyed the experience end to end. The staff and merch vendors were very helpful; security made us feel safe to be there; signage made it easy to find where we were going. There were lots of indoor spaces to cool off and have a snack, which was great since it was fairly hot outside! Will be back in the future - can't wait to come see a game sometime soon!

It's a little bit of a cheat as I'm reviewing a football stadium that I went to for a soccer game. Inevitably, this feels much more spacious than the smaller MLS stadiums constructed to fit inside city blocks, and while it was impressively well-attended for an American soccer game, the upper deck was still mostly unused. Then again, there may be more soccer games than football games played here given the sports' respective schedules. It was generally possible to find water and bathrooms, there was a line at peak times, but it wasn't terribly bad for the men at least. Entering the stadium required some sort of detector outside that didn't ask you to remove anything from your pockets and which allowed one to mill around the exterior of the stadium for a bit before using a virtual ticket to enter. They still don't allow you to leave and re-enter, even in the protected ring of land immediately around the stadium. And they have a clear bag policy. I am not a fan of security theater, but it's everywhere. What I like about the stadium is the way it's a central feature of the city, as opposed to stadiums which were built out in the suburbs (Atlanta and DC for example). This also makes it eminently walkable. You can pay for parking, but realistically your car is going to be moving at the speed of the average pedestrian if you try to drive in a stadium crowd anyway, so parking for free a half hour away seems like a good decision. Charlotte's limited train system doesn't go straight to the stadium, but I guess you can get some benefit out of it if you plan right. Notable features of the gameday experience included a heavy emphasis on "Carolina", with the flags of both North and South Carolina on display (Charlotte is close to the border). A pregame display included a bizarre and expensive-looking video presentation with fantasy knights fighting off monsters using some sort of North Carolina Blue magic energy. The singer of the national anthem sang one line and stopped to hand it over to the crowd, which remarkably the crowd did a pretty good job at. The only sour note was a spectator who was apparently too good to let people by during halftime, but he sounded British so I won't blame the locals. It was an active place, and from my perspective, I was surprised how passionate the locals were for a relatively new team. Tickets were on the expensive side, but I found a passable deal.

Nine years and 15000 reviews since I was last inside the stadium. That time was for a game. This time was for a concert. I won four tickets to Kenny Chesney's "Here and Now" show which featured opening acts Carly Pearce, Old Dominion and Dan + Shay. I'm generally not a country fan but the tickets were free so I went with an open mind. From section 522 in row 18, we were about 15 or so from the top. That made some of the sound a little challenging at least for the first performer. I really couldn't understand half the words to her song but the melody was good as she moved across the stage. The second act was more "rock and roll" and not only were they more audible, I found myself enjoying their songs. The third act was much more country and they had some sound issues with bad microphones through their first two songs, then picked it up and were fine for the rest of the set with music-video graphics in the background. Of course, Kenny Chesney (yes, that's not a "country music" name - he was born Kenneth Chesney) is a very experienced showman with several big tours and big arenas under his belt. He was energetic back and forth across the stage as well as the extension stage into the autograph, high fiving fans who had their hands extended and signing autographs at the end. It was a great show and the BofA stadium was a great venue, even in the nosebleeds. My main complaint from years ago was the cluster at the entranceway. They've solved that with some sort of metal-detecting archways that we walked through. No removing phones or wallets. I don't know what they're looking for, but they weren't finding it and the security was quick. Escalators to level five were easy and when the show ended, we were in the crowd out the door. Escalators again (don't take the ramp if you can help it!) and a huge crowd heading to the light rail. We lucked out at Stonewall with a train that was waiting and while full at the back car, nearly empty at the front two car. Super convenient and only $4.40 round trip with free parking at Sharon Road West station https://www.yelp.com/biz/sharon-road-west-lynx-station-charlotte?hrid=ewCTHG4EW_6w-gYdnUosDA! Good sound at 80-81 decibels after about halfway into the show. Volunteers staffing the various concession booths and thank you for not checking the ID of obvious grownups. I hope you have enough money to get to the Regionals in Texas, ladies! Restrooms were plentiful and clean with no waiting, the two times during intermissions. Kenny doesn't seem to have a Yelp page and I'm not going to add it. But if I did, he'd get five stars. Great showman, huge energy, great songs and excellent audience engagement. [Review 17137 overall - 3273 in North Carolina - 653 of 2022.]

What a great experience! I felt the excitement of being in the home of the Panthers! As I walked around I was in awe of all the statues and pictures! The place is bustling with people but fascinating ! The day that I was here was a rainy day but still just as fascinating and exciting! We had rainpanchos on (Thank God!) still got wet but we had fun! Go Panthers!

What a fun place to enjoy watching the Carolina Panthers. There are lots of food and drink vendors spread out including serve yourself drinks at many stations. This is a cashless stadium so prepare to bring your plastic for all purchases. Getting in and out was easy with over 70,000 people at an event.

Home of the Panthers NFL team & Charlotte F.C. MLS soccer team. This place is big with ample parking around the entire stadium. Parking is cheaper the further out you get. Stadium is set up nicely with sufficient bathrooms for men, women, & family rooms. Food & drink stations all over with something for everyone. Sodas are bottomless and self serve. Fan zones spread out to buy team gear. Seats are comfortable and have cup holders on the seat backs. Atmosphere is fun and family friendly. Place is secure with lots of police and security presence.

Beyoncé was amazing!! There were a ring of people, but getting in and out was a breeze!

This review is for the Bank of America stadium parking lot right next to the stadium. Please I beg of you, avoid parking here at all costs. We recently saw a concert at Bank of America stadium and parked in it's garage. We rushed to our car after the show, but it was too late. We were trapped like rats inside our car for over a freaking hour trying to leave. Worst experience of my life. Will never go back to this crappy stadium or it's terrible parking deck!!!!

Vendors overserve alcohol. At a recent concert I saw drunk people severly impaired continuously served beer after beer. One duded threw beer. Another one harassed me over and over again in front of my family. I, along with so many others, were vunerable. I paid a lot of money to see my favorite band and what I got was harassed and embarrassed. Do better.

I enjoy coming here to support our Team Charlotte FC. The facilities are nice a clean, the staff is friendly, and the energy in the stadium is phenomenal! I would work a bit on the food but overall coming here is a great experience.

So glad to be back outside and attending football games. My friend invited me to a pre-game and we had a blast. We participated in the fan activities around the stadium. We grabbed a bite from the concession stands and drinks from the local vendor. My friend had yo use the restroom and they were actually clean and the doors locked. If you're even been to public restroom you know how important that is. When we returned to our section we noticed people sitting in our seats. They were pretty cool though. When we told them our seat number they gladly moved over. Knowing good and well they were in the wrongs seats and section. We were in the lower 100 section so we had a great view of the field and jumbo screen. We enjoyed the game and look forward to going again.

The stadium is nice and in the middle of downtown Charlotte. There is a park garage right across the street. Easy access to seats. My only complaint is the outrageous prices for concessions. $10 coke! Most stadiums now are making concession prices more "family friendly".

Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte is a great stadium to catch a Panthers game. Really, any seat that you have in the stadium is a good seat. On a warm, sunny day, watching the game here is perfect! There are numerous vendors inside the stadium from food, drink and swag. parking is available in numerous lots and garages around the stadium, but you will likely not find close street parking on game days, since the majority of it will have "no parking" signs up. You can also ride the Lynx light rail to Uptown from North or South Charlotte and walk up to the stadium for easier access. This is what a lot of people do on game days. If you have not been to a game here, put BofA stadium on your list for a great time!

Easy to access the stadium. Comfy seats. Clean-ish bathrooms. Concession stands moved quickly.

We came here in October for the 49ers vs Panthers game. This stadium is still in pretty good shape given its age. The seats were a bit old & worn, but the layout was good, and we had a blast. The concession area had plenty of space to move about without crowds being too bad when you go the get food, a brew, or use the bathroom. The stadium is just a bit outside of downtown, easily walking distance if you're staying downtown, and close to places to go and hang afterwards. Food & beers were pretty much normal cost as most stadiums. I'm guessing they'll try and stretch this place out another decade or so.

I do not understand the logic of keeping fans within the building when there is a weather delay. 1. You do not have an enclosed stadium so the heat is unbearable 2. You do not have AC to accommodate the mass amount of people 3. I recommend looking at Mercedes' Benz stadium and the way they handle concessions/their customers 4. Staff cursing at patrons, even when the patron is wrong, is not acceptable. Especially when there are children present. My kids still talk about the ticket man who yelled "f&:? You" at a customer. We did not have a good experience, and partially due to MLS regulations. However, there was so many other aspects that made our visit less than desirable.

Absolutely loved this stadium. We came for the 2022 season opener. Very walkable from downtown hotels. Arrive early for the pregame experience. The big team store inside the stadium is controlled. They only allow a few people in at a time but the line moves quickly. Plenty of food/beverage vendors. Lots of well maintained restrooms. Lines all moved quickly, I loved the panther that jumps from the field and onto the scoreboard (I may have been a little tipsy and it startled me). The sound system was not the best, I was seated in the 500's on the visitor side and the sound was garbled. But overall a great stadium, the Panther fans were great and can't wait to visit again.

I've been here for several sporting events, but this inaugural game of the Charlotte football club on their home turf was absolutely awesome. The best atmosphere I've experienced in a long time. Drawing a record attendance for any MLS game, this was the place to be. The stadium was made for games like this. Charlotte has waited a long time for it's first pro soccer team, and it looks like they will be supported well. Being a new team, they definitely have their growing pains, and it all take awhile to get the team on track. They showed great spirit, and dedication and put on a great match. The stadium itself, turned into a soccer stadium from a football, hosted this event brilliantly. Little disappointed there were no half time fun things planned for its first game though, but overall we had a great time at the match. Wish the Charlotte football club all the luck in all their games. Go check them out!

This was to be my first pro sport event in the US in years. Thanks to the weather that was not to be. The stadium is pretty modern with very fast access. The concourses are very open, with many vendors that ensure you get served quickly. The prices are a bit , but the stadium is ready for the fan experience. Whether it was the BOA staff or the Charlotte FC's, having fans stand around for over 2 1/2 hours with no update is unacceptable and greedy. We left the game to find out that they tried to start it. Surprise surprise, lightning struck and the game was canceled. Be upfront with your fans and you might find that we are very flexible.

I went here for a concert and I was pleasantly surprised. It was handicapped accessible, which is very important to me, especially now that I am a caretaker. Also, we always had fairly close access to snacks and restrooms and we didn't have to wait for too long in line because of this. We went on a beautiful fall evening so the weather was perfect. I also found a parking spot for $40.00 with close enough access that I didn't have to fight any traffic. I would go to other concerts here.