Truist Field

Charlotte Knights game was a blast! Thirsty Thursday was fun with $2 Sahlens hotdogs and $6 craft beers from local breweries. Wicked Weed brewery was our favorite with a good sour and wheat beer. Affordable tickets, great City views, safe area. We walked to and from the game from our Airbnb.

Wonderful ballpark. It was redesigned Around The Fan Experience recently. Quite a bit of money was put in. The upgrades and improvements are amazing the updated food facilities Suites and overall feel is inviting and easy to navigate. Under heavy volume, there is stress on Food Service but all ballparks deal with this. Great Ball Park. Charlotte Knights!

It was a fun experience watching the Charlotte Knights play the Norfolk Tides. Charlotte won. The night was loaded with kids' activities plus fireworks. Weather was great and as an evening game it was very enjoyable watching the buildings change colour . Parking is easy, a wide variety, and the drinks are cold and plentiful. Even had to duck from 3 foul balls one two seats away. Overall, it was a very enjoyable experience. Check their schedule, get your tickets, and watch the players working hard to make the majors

First time coming here and got the Home Plate Club tickets. This was cool, sitting right behind home plate. The wife was happy to be in an A/C room out of the sun. The stadium had so much awesome stuff like an area where kids could play behind the outfield. Cannot wait to come back again.

Neat park. Got a torrential downpour around 5:30, but we were all offered the Paper Mill Pub as a safe place to wait for the gates to open on Harry Potter night. They've done a lot with the space. The lawn behind the outfield concourse is a nice touch. Lawns in the outfield are hit and miss. I kind of wish I had gotten homerun porch tickets or diamond club seats to fully experience the place with my family. The Knights organization did a great job with the Harry Potter theme execution. The announced delayed start time was hit and the team removing the tarp and getting the field ready did a very good job.

Nice AAA ballpark. Good amenities. Decent local beer options. Nice skyline view.

Hard to beat a great minor league venue. Easy to get to, walkable from most downtown hotels. Great seats everywhere, concession lines not bad and prices much better than the majors.

I recently attended the Light the Knights Festival at Truist Field, which featured a holiday market, ice skating, and tubing. The general entry was only $12, but activities like tubing and ice skating had additional costs. The displays, photo zones, and beautiful lights against the Charlotte skyline were stunning. I enjoyed the hot chocolate, candy apple, and chicken on a stick, which were around $30. Overall, I enjoyed the festive atmosphere and would recommend it, but perhaps on a less busy night!