View Seating Chart for Bank of America Stadium

• At Panthers games, you can enjoy a day at the game like no other in the Gridiron Club. A combination of indoor and outdoor spaces, the club provides its patrons with a unique experience.
• The exclusive and high-class indoor seating option known as the "One Carolina Club." You'll find this long suite-like spot perched behind the Ba
• In Bank of America Stadium, certain sections of seats are silver and are referred to as the "Silver Club." If you look at the seating chart, you'll see that the Club Level is situated along
• One of the most recent additions to Panthers home games at Bank of America Stadium is the Silver Club Terrace. These places are in the apex and apex of the NE and SE corners.

• One of the best places to watch a game at Bank of America Stadium is the 100-Level. They'll be able to get a better view of the action from closer to the field, tunnels, and the players'

• The 500 Level is the highest section in Bank of America Stadium. These seats are usually among the least expensive for a game because

• The Charlotte FC faithful who cheer their team on the loudest and most consistently can be found in the Supporters Section behind the east goal. They're going to break out in song, these fans

Approximately 90% of the seats at Bank of America Stadium are exposed to the sun. Here is a diagram showing the locations of some of the seats that are at least partially covered or shaded at various times of the day. Follow the link for the seat finder to look for tickets and see if your seats have any sort of cover from the elements.

• Gridiron Club Seats are Protected

• The endzone seats in the 200 level and the club seats in the 300 level are very different, despite the fact that they are on the same floor.

  To begin with, you won't be able to take advantage of the same perks that club ticketholders do. Getting in and out of the upper section will also be difficult, so if you anticipate leaving your seat frequently to visit the concourse, select a lower row instead. Finally, endzone seating is adequate, especially when compared to corner and sideline locations. As they are higher than the 100 level, spectators in these sections will have a better view of the field's far side.

• Lower Level Corner seats are located in each of the stadium's four corners on the ground level of Bank of America Stadium. While the proximity to the field and the near endzone make this a good spot to watch a touchdown, the lack of elevation makes it tough to see the far side of the field. Each of these sub-parts consists of only 20 rows.

  Those sitting in sections 106-107, right in front of the home team tunnel, or in sections 136-137, directly in front of the visiting team tunnel, will have an excellent view of the players as they enter the field.

  If you have photosensitivity, you should stay away from rows 104-107 in the upper corners. When the sun sets, these seats will be completely in the dark.

• Seating for the Lower Level Endzone is found behind both goalposts on the field level of Bank of America Stadium. The front row of these seats is only 20 yards from the near endzone, making them extremely close to the action on the field. There aren't as good of vantage points on the opposing side of the field. It's tough to get a good sightline towards the action near the South goalline due to the low elevation, the goalposts, and the distance.

  Each section has 20 rows, with the last row being the furthest from the aisle and the exit.

• Sideline sections 108-115 and 128-135 in the lower bowl of BOA Stadium are the most in-demand locations. Directly in front of the Panthers' bench and dugout on the west side of the stadium, in sections 128–135, are a few rows of seats. However, behind the visitor sideline, there are pleasant facilities for away fans.

  Panthers fans gravitate toward the west side of the field because it's closer to the action, but it also gets less sunlight. These areas are shaded from the sun and will be more comfortable for fans attending games early in the season.

  There are 20 rows of seats in each of the sideline sections, with Row 1 being the closest to the field and Row 20 being the highest point and home to a walkway and concourse tunnels.

• There are upper level corner seats in each of the four corners of the field at Bank of America Stadium. These sections are typically the least expensive and farthest away from the field for Panthers games.

  These seats do not provide excellent views of the field of play, with the exception of the near endzone. You can catch up on what you missed in real time thanks to the videoboards that line both sides of the field.

  Get seats in Sections 534–537 if you want the sun at your back in the late afternoon, and stay away from Sections 507–510.

  Row numbers range from 30 to 34 in these particular segments.

• In the upper deck, as in all seating areas, the lower the row, the better the view. In the end zones, it could mean the difference between taking 25 steps or none at all.

  As an added bonus, the views from the front rows are much worse than those from the back. It's worth noting that the first few rows have sightlines on par with the suites below them.

  Fans in both endzones will have excellent front-row views of replays and statistics, courtesy of two massive videoboards located on either side of the field.

• The stadium's largest sections are located on the upper level sidelines and have 34 rows of seats. It's worth it to spend the money to sit in one of the lower rows, as fans in rows 25 and up will soon find out. The lower sections not only have a better view of the field, but also easier access to the upper concourse. A shorter route is preferable when carrying four oversized beer glasses.

  More fans choose to sit on the west side of the stadium rather than the other side. To begin, the Panthers' bench is located over here. Also, the sun sets behind you, making this the gloomier side of the building. The ticket prices don't usually reflect the differences in location, so you can get a good deal there.

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