Fans in select upper level sections will be provided with an excellent view of the downtown Charlotte skyline. The upper end zone seats are some of the most affordable tickets for Carolina Panthers home games. As you’ll notice from the seating chart, Bank of America Stadium is completely enclosed (similar in design to Arrowhead Stadium) and features upper end zone seats. The rows for the 500 level sections are numbered 1A through 34 (row 1 is the 2nd row). The 500 level seats at Bank of America Stadium consist of sections 501 through 554. The rows for these 200 numbered sections are numbered 1A through 20 (row 1 is the 2nd row). In the east end zone are sections 224 through 234. These sections include 201 through 206, and 252 through 256 in the west end zone. The 200 numbered sections are all located just behind the 100 numbered sections in the end zones. Unlike most other NFL stadiums, Bank of America Stadium's 200 numbered sections are located on the lower level. The visiting team’s tunnel is located adjacent to section 136. The Carolina Panthers’ player tunnel is located adjacent to section 106. The visiting team’s sideline is located in front of sections 111, 112, and 113. The Carolina Panthers sideline is located in front of sections 131, 132, and 133. The rows for the 100 level sections are numbered 1 through 19. The 100 level seats at Bank of America Stadium consist of sections 101 through 140. We’ll begin by first discussing the 100 level seats which are the seats closest to the field. The 300 and 400 levels consist of entirely premium seating areas. Although the stadium has a lower bowl and an upper bowl, the seats are organized into 4 tiers the 100 level, 300 level, 400 level, and 500 level. Navigating the Bank of America seating chart can be a little difficult.
Our staff wanted to provide a thorough breakdown of the Bank of America Stadium seating chart to help fans better decide where to sit before purchasing their Carolina Panthers tickets.
Though Bank of America Stadium is often not thought of as a must-see NFL stadium, the stadium has received several upgrades over the last few seasons and offers an extremely fan friendly environment for football fans. The Carolina Panthers played their inaugural season (1995) at Clemson Memorial Stadium (Death Valley) in Clemson, South Carolina. Bank of America Stadium, formerly Ericsson Stadium, has been home to the Carolina Panthers since the team debuted in Charlotte, North Carolina in 1996.
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