Truist Field

Enjoy ice skating and tubing without driving to the mountains! Be prepared to take great photos at the numerous holiday scene setters around the atrium too. The music, christmas lights & yes Santa make this a family favorite! There are tons of vendors and crafters selling food, drinks and gifts. Check it out. Tuesdays are not so crowded. I think we paid $28 which included unlimited tubing & ice skating. You can rent a locker for an additional $5. Let me know how you like it!

Lights festival. Great for kids too cold for me to enjoy myself. They need warming stations. Tubing was harsh on the adult body. Lights with the skyline was pretty

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ We had an absolute blast at Truist Field for the hockey game! The atmosphere was electric from start to finish. The food and drinks were surprisingly great for a stadium—everything came out fast and tasted fresh. We bought upper-level tickets and the views were perfect; you can see the entire rink clearly without missing any action. The whole experience was fun, well organized, and definitely worth it. Truist Field continues to be one of the best event venues in Charlotte. Can’t wait to come back for another game!

While in Charlotte we went to Charlotte Knights baseball game. We have been to a couple other minor league games and we thought we would try this. The field and stadium itself did not seem as big as other minor league ballparks I have been too. The atmosphere was very good and the fans were very enthusiastic. The food was very good. I had chicken on a stick and my daughter had ribbon fries. For a minor league game it was very well attended. If I were in the area again, I would definitely want to go to another game.

Watching the 12U Jr. Pirates play outdoors at Truist Field in Charlotte was pure magic—for both players and fans! Skating under the open sky with the Queen City skyline as a backdrop made it an unforgettable hockey experience. 💜💛

We had a great time on New Year’s Eve with good fireworks and a nice small free cider/ champagne! However, if you pay extra for ice tubing and ice skating, be AWARE they close a full hour before the event’s posted closing time! This was not posted, announced ahead of time, or mentioned on the website. This was especially frustrating since those activities cost extra. We were in line to get skates when they shut it down. Had we known we would have done those first instead of spending time browsing the vendor stalls. The food and drinks are expensive but that's expected, and they were definitely good! The parking garage took almost an hour to get out, so plan for that, especially on NYE.

We experienced the Winter Wonderland and it was awesome! Tom's was SO good! The beverage options were great and service was Top Notch

We enjoyed the Pumpkin Patch event. It was an easy entrance, not too much of a wait. Just wish it would have been more pumpkins to see. Cute event!

Great ballpark and amazing city views. Such a nice weeknight hang event for folks looking to relax after work. It was dog night and my coworkers and I had a ball seeing all the dogs and watching the trained dogs fetch the bats. Only complaints: limited variety of food, they got rid of the spiked root beer

Take me out to the ballgameand the Charlotte Knights Won!! Great ambiance, service and esthetics. Had no been to the stadium on several years but the makeover is very good. Bathrooms and bar stations everywhere. Company outing had us seated on the 3rd Base Party Terrace. Spectacular views of the field and skyline. Food was great and our bartender Kayla was awesome. Take an opportunity to enjoy a home game, have a beer and some popcorn or hot dog. The view is great! For parking use 410 South Mint in your GPS for Mint Street Parking. It's right next to Marriott Residence Inn. Additional Public Parking is located at 415 South Mint. Both are easily accessible to the stadium with an easy one block walk.

I like Truist Field. It gives "summer time vibes" because baseball hot dogs and burgers is summer time. What I did not like is not having a seat when buying $25 tickets to home run porch. It's misleading when buying. It's general Admission but when I bought the tickets it gave me a row to pick from and a seat number. WRONG. There are only 4 rocking chairs and those are first come first serve. Awful. I ended up sitting in the lower level in two unoccupied seats. Smh...

It's so big! I work at a smaller stadium, and I was amazed at how big it was. The staff when we first got there was really friendly and helpful. I got to go in the home base club, and it was amazing. It felt so good in there compared to outside lol. They had food, free popcorn, lots of tables, a bar. Everything you needed. I didn't try the food, but the drink I had was really good. I like that we got to keep our cups. It was cool walking about to look at all the vendors they had. We had a great seats outside of the home base. I thought it was very entertaining. The mascots were cool and funny. I like that they have the dragon breathe out smoke when they have a home run. I would attend another game!

Gorgeous field and scenic view of the Charlotte Uptown skyline! Enjoyed a Charlotte Knights baseball game here this week. Beautiful weather, clean stadium, fun game with silly commentary & soundboards. Thank you! I will be delighted to come for future games.

Great AAA Ballpark. Every seat has good view of the field. Lots of beer and food selections.

KNIGHT & DAY Be it a Sunday matinee game or a Friday under the lights, it's always fun to support Charlotte's AAA baseball team. The minor league affiliate of the Chicago White Sox, the Charlotte Knights have called Truist Field (née BB&T Ballpark) their home since 2014. The stadium has a capacity of 10,200 which is about the median for MiLB. It's a very hitter-friendly park, more prone to home runs than any other minor league stadium. I attended the game on 9/12/23 against the Nashville Sounds; Charlotte lost 5-3 because the Knights issued *checks notes* THIRTEEN WALKS in addition to surrendering ten hits. A loss is all but certain when your pitching staff allows a whopping 23 baserunners. Sheesh! I tried "Homer's Citrus Dog" ($9.50), a hot dog topped w/horseradish cream, scallions, chopped brisket, and what they called 'orange soda coleslaw'. It didn't taste good (orange soda, my ass!) and the bun fell apart as soon as I picked it up, so I wound up with a hot dog salad. Everything about this was f-a-i-l, and I don't recommend it. Get a polish sausage with onions instead. The Knights have one of the nicest outfield backdrops in the entire minor league system. The huge commercial buildings of downtown CLT rise like monoliths at night, glowing hues of white, blue, and purple. It's gorgeous during the day and even moreso once the sun sets. A dragon in centerfield blows smoke when a Knights player hits a homer! My ticket was $12, not too bad. A 16oz aluminum bottle of Michelob Ultra was $10, which is about what I figured. I stopped into the team store to check out the merch and saw T-shirts starting at $35. Guest services folks were nice and there were no lines for concessions (then again, it was a weeknight at the end of the season). * TL;DR * For many players, Truist Field -- not to be confused with Truist Park, home of the big league Atlanta Braves -- is the last stop before hitting the majors. I'd say the park's defining feature is the terrific view of the city skyline in center. I can't comment too strongly on the food as I only got one item, but it seemed as though there was decent variety (pizza, cheesesteaks, chicken tenders) and other than team-branded merchandise, prices were fair. This is a nice place to catch a baseball game, and for the most part it's pretty affordable. Come check out the Knights when you're in Charlotte!

Went for a company outing, sat in the picnic area. It's a beautiful stadium and every seat has a great view of the game. The picnic area included a buffet of all the ball park staples. Was very good. They did have fireworks at the end of the game as well. Check the schedule to see which games will have the fireworks.

This stadium is amazing the team is also amazing. I went to opening night and the stadium was packed it took us 30 mins standing in line to get in and it took us an HOUR to get out we saw a home run happen and the stadium was loud. The team is amazing to one of the players gave me a baseball.

We attended a Charlotte Knights game earlier this week and we had a great time! The game went into extra innings and the Knights won. We bought seats near third base and we had a great view of the field and the Charlotte skyline. Concessions were plentiful and the lines were not too long. The only downside was figuring out how to arrive and where to park. Unfortunately I didn't research enough and I was unaware that several of the garages adjacent to the stadium offered $10 event parking. If I had known that, we could have parked much closer. Lesson learned - I'll know better next time. This was definitely a good way to spend some family time and enjoy a beautiful summer evening.

Super fun hill for kids to slide down. Bring a pies of cardboard and slide for hours. My kids slept amazing after the games we attended here. We were with visiting team but all staff was very pleasant to us.

We visited the Truist Field during their Christmas village season and it was absolutely beautiful! lights lit up the field along with lights through out the concession area. They had all sorts of vendors that provided food, coffee/ hot chocolate, and nicknacks for sale. Very beautiful! Snow tubing and iceskating were available with ticket purchase. It was a little unorganized. Even though we purchased tickets for snowtubbing, we still had to get in a separate line to get wristbands, and a second line to sign the waiver unless you done that online.. Long lines and no sort of direction.. easily able to lose your standing space as people rudely merged themselves in line out of nowhere. seeing the light display through the venue was very nice though. Santa was there for the kids, and there was also a station you can write letters and send them off as well.

My family saw Truist Field's Winter Wonderland and had great anticipation for days. Today was the day we landed in Winter Wonderland and had a wonderful time. The Christmas Decorations covered all ages and was very majestic and animated. Cotton candy and hot donuts were my treats. We decided to return tomorrow!

We took our daughter and a friend to the Garth Brooks concert in Charlotte and my wife and I were looking for a way to kill time until the concert was over. Every restaurant near the football stadium has at least an hours wait. I hate waiting to eat. So after walking around in the sweltering heat, we discovered the Charlotte Knights had a home baseball game. We decided baseball stadium food for dinner sounded good PLUS taking in a game would probably take as long as the concert. WIN/WIN! We found the ticket office and the kid behind the window was friendly and helpful. Tickets were $24 each. We got our tickets down the first base line in right field and most importantly, in the shade. We each got a hot dog and drink with chips. They offer hotdogs several different ways. The hot dogs were really good. Our seats were comfortable with a good view of the field. There were little League teams there at the stadium with the resulting children constantly running up and down the aisles spilling their ice cream and treats everywhere which was annoying. Two strange things: 1) the wasn't an announcer for the game which was odd. 2) the scoreboard never showed replays. In this regard, the WS Dash are much better. That's why 4 stars instead of 5. The stadium was beautiful. Prices for food are what you would expect. Unfortunately. But all in all a pleasant experience.

We had a great time here watching the Charlotte Knights play. Parking can be a challenge there but due to the e-scooters, it was a breeze. Lots of friendly people and staff directing you to different sections of the field. Great place to eat expensive hotdogs and enjoy a good ballgame!

Good food. Good beers prices stadium average enjoyed visiting this stadium great views all icy

Such a cool place! A bunch of my friends and I went here for a cheap and fun baseball game and had a blast!! The employees here are so kind and warm and make the experience even better! It had rained earlier that day and the employees were so eager to help us dry our seats with a towel before we sat! The scenery inside was so beautiful with the high rise buildings all around you! Really recommend coming here! Cheap tickets and they make it worth it with the experience!

Great game and stadium but Riverstone Logistics Suites is pretty much a rip-off. Most of the food was lukewarm and all food was removed at the top of the sixth inning! Four more innings of baseball and no food? What the heck? Drinks were also super expensive as you had to buy a double to get a normal sized single outside the park. I'll probably go to another game but never the suite seats again - what a low class operation.

Truist Field gets it! I've always loved this ballpark. Maybe because I've always had an amazing time at games and events here. It's "newer" and I remember watching it be built from the ground up, so I just feel like we go way back. I love the Friday fireworks during the season for home games. I love the local craft beer on tap AND they added Day & Night Exotic Cereal Bar to their concessions...a black owned biz!!!! Serious kuddos on that and it's even better that I'm obsessed with Day & Night. :) This is a well run ballpark!

Pretty nice venue. I walked in randomly for a free entry to taste of Charlotte. They had a nice band playing and a variety of food and craft vendors. Well staffed at the entrances. Beautiful day. Lots of great energy.

I've been around my fair share of baseball parks, majors and minors, and Truist Field is one of the best. We came for a Knights vs. Norfolk Tide game, and the amenities were up to date, the environment (it was Dino Day) was exciting and fun, and good baseball was played! Especially as out of towners rooting for the away team, we also were met by very kind fans and people were way more talkative and chattier than what I'm used to with ballparks (in a very good way). Prices for food and drinks were on the lower end for stadium prices as well, which was an added bonus. All in all, I'd love to come back again for a game!

This is a cute a little baseball field! There's a great selection of food and drink, the field is not very big because I think it's used for minor league teams primarily but overall, I would say it's a cozy place to watch a game & the sky show they put on for the 4th of July is awesome! Pro-Tip: Take a Lyft

A minor league ballpark gem in the heart of Uptown Charlotte. Good food choices and pretty good site lines. From section 120 the lower left corner of the left field video board is blocked. Section 117 has good views of the field and the visitor bullpen. Overall a nice place to enjoy a game.

Came to see the baseball game on asaturday at 7pm. This stadium is fairly big with open areas. They have plenty of concession stands throughout the stadium, so anywhere you sit, you have access to the same food in any area you sit at. They offer normal baseball game foods such as hit dogs, fries, pretzels, beer, etc. Everything was super clean, including the bathroom, the many times I went. There is security as well as helpers around the stadium that help you navigate your way to your seats in case you are a bit lost. They have multiple entrances, and in those entrances, multiple lines, so you move quickly and swiftly and don't have to wait forever to get in. The lines for beverages and food also move quickly. They may look big, but they move pretty fast. Overall, it was always a pleasant experience when I came to this stadium. This is in uptown, so parking will definitely be a hassle, even in a parking deck.

Here I am wondering around looking for a place for decently priced kombucha and I'm ushered into a seat in section 118. I said "sir, I'm looking for a healthy fermented beverage" he replies "first pitch is in 3 minutes". Confused but obedient, I take a seat. And guess what happens next? A glorious game of America's past time. A reminder of all that once was good and can be again. Anyway, I leave (parched might I add). I love the baseball, but the place has no kombucha.

Great ballpark! I was there for a conference and enjoyed two games. The staff were kind and welcoming. Great venue for a game. Could have had a few more food options, but overall great experience

Formerly BB&T field, home of the Charlotte Knights, the triple A affiliate of the Chicago White Sox. The park is located in downtown Charlotte, with easy access and parking. One of the best minor league stadium you will find! The views are gorgeous and there isn't a bad seat in the house The food choices are decent, mac n cheese, BBQ, sausages, pizza, and nachos, to name just a few. They also have great drink choices, plenty of common and craft beer options, and my husband's favorite Yuengling. They have the usual activities between innings and fireworks on most Friday nights. Overall, an enjoyable experience for all ages.

Truist field has amazing views of Uptown, especially at night when all the buildings are lit up! personally, i love that it's a smaller field, everywhere is a good seat for sports games. Also, they have SO many seasonal events outside of the baseball games. One star off bc the food is subpar (especially the pretzel with cheese, what a shame). Luckily Graham street pub is right down the road to grab a bite before or after an event

Last minute plans, I was invited to check out the home team play. After the show there was a great fireworks show! So pretty.

Nice minor league stadium! Loved the skyline back drop beyond the outfield. Hot dogs were subpar and ranked with gas stations beer was good. Will for sure return!!

Certain Vendors you should avoid because they are stealing from you. First off my family has had season tickets for over 6 years and we love going to games. The security staff and office staff are always friendly, helpful, and all around incredible. With that being said the FOOD VENDORS are another story. I've had multiple experiences with rude vendors who have no interest in giving a good service. It's "what do you want? Ok pay this." That's fine but just wait there's more.... The worst part has been recently vendors will take your order and add the max tip and not say anything. I've been going to games for 6 years I know how it's supposed to work. You order, they put it in, they turn the kiosk and give you the option to tip, then you have the option to choose your receipt. That's not been happening they put in the order then push 18-20% and just say tap to pay you never see what is entered so if you aren't paying attention your $12 order is now $16-$17. Not a big deal but if you're ordering $30-$50 getting food for your family it adds up. Lack of honesty is a problem and it's legitimately stealing.

My boyfriend and I are in Charlotte for our one year and decided to go to a knights game.. it was the best decision! The only thing that we had an issue with was two people... Our seats were amazing and food was good! If we come back we will definitely be back to a game!

Beautiful setting, had a wonderful time with family. The lower you sit down the lines, the harder it is to see through the nets, so consider such. Food was adequate, drink selections were better. Parking was fine if you plan ahead.

A amazing place to watch baseball in Charlotte in my opinion. Great seats all around the stadium.

Tried to attend Paul McCartney concert. Drove 4 hours to get here. Spent money on hotel room. Spent almost 4 hours sitting on highway waiting to get in to parking lot! Got to hear some of concert while sitting there outside!! I've never seen such poorly run site. We gave hours advance and still couldn't make it. Great way to spend our 39th Wedding Anniversary! I want a REFUND!! And that doesn't even feel like it's enough! REFUND please!!