Charlotte FC Seating Chart at Bank of America Stadium — Seat Views and Section Guide

Planning to catch Charlotte FC at Bank of America Stadium? Whether it is your first Crown gem match or your fifteenth, knowing the layout before you buy your ticket saves you money and puts you in the right spot to enjoy the game. This guide breaks down every section at Bank of America Stadium for Charlotte FC matches, from the cheapest upper bowl options to field-level club seats, supporter sections, and everything in between.

Use the interactive seating chart above to explore seat views by section before you commit to a purchase.

Bank of America Stadium Seating Chart Overview

Bank of America Stadium sits in Uptown Charlotte and serves as the home of the Carolina Panthers during the NFL season and Charlotte FC during the MLS season. For Charlotte FC matches, the upper bowl is partially curtained to create a tighter, more intimate atmosphere, reducing the effective capacity to roughly 35,000-38,000, depending on the match.

The stadium is oriented roughly north-south. The field runs lengthwise from north to south, with the two long sideline stands running east and west and the two end stands marking the north and south ends of the pitch.

Sections at a glance:

• Lower Bowl Sideline (Sections 101-120, 125-137): The widest, flattest sections. Great sightlines to midfield and both halves of the pitch.
• Lower Bowl Endzone (Sections 121-124): Behind each goal. More affordable than sideline sections, and where most of the in-game energy lives.
• Club Level (Sections 301-344): Climate-controlled concourse access, padded seats, and in-seat food and drink service.
• Upper Bowl (Sections 501-540, partially open for MLS): High vantage point with a full tactical view of the match.

Best Seats at Bank of America Stadium for Charlotte FC Matches

For the best overall view, Sections 110 to 116 on the lower sideline, rows 15 to 25, put you at midfield with an unobstructed view of both goals. These seats are slightly elevated enough to see lanes and spacing across the pitch without the steep rake of the upper bowl.

For the best atmosphere close to the action: Sections 121 to 124 in the lower endzones put you just above the goal line. You will feel every near-miss and goal celebration as though you are on the pitch yourself.

For families with young children: Lower sideline sections in the 102 to 108 range offer easy access to the concourse without long stair climbs, and the view is forgiving even for smaller viewers.

For tactical watching: The upper bowl sections directly on the midfield line (around sections 510 to 516) offer the broadest possible view of the pitch and are ideal for fans who want to read formations, press triggers, and set-piece shapes.

Cheapest Seats and Best Value Sections for Charlotte FC

The most affordable seats at Charlotte FC matches are consistently found in the upper-bowl sideline and upper-end sections. Expect to find face-value tickets starting around $25 to $45 in these areas, depending on the opponent and whether Charlotte FC is in a playoff push.

Best-value picks by budget:

• Under $30: Upper bowl endzone sections. The view is distant but perfectly clear. Bring a light jacket for night matches, as the open roof means exposure to wind.
• $30 to $60: Upper bowl sideline sections. You lose some of the closeness but gain a sweeping view of the entire pitch layout.
• $60 to $100: Lower bowl endzone sections (121 to 124). Excellent atmosphere, close to the goal, and still significantly cheaper than midfield sideline seats.
• $100 and up: Lower sideline sections 110 to 116 for the premium sideline experience.

TickPick’s no-fee pricing model means the price you see is the price you pay, so comparing sections side by side gives you a true cost-per-seat picture.

Crown Stand: Charlotte FC Supporter Section

The Crown Stand is Charlotte FC’s official supporter section and the loudest corner of Bank of America Stadium on match day. Located at the north end of the stadium in the lower bowl endzone sections, the Crown Stand is a standing-only section where the Crown Legion, Mint City Collective, and other Charlotte FC supporter groups congregate.

If you want drums, chants, tifo displays, and non-stop singing for 90 minutes, buy a Crown Stand ticket. Keep in mind that this is a standing section for the duration of the match. If you prefer to sit, choose an adjacent section rather than the Crown Stand itself.

Crown Stand tickets are typically among the most affordable at the stadium while offering an experience that rivals any atmosphere in MLS.

Club and Premium Seating at Bank of America Stadium

Charlotte FC’s club and premium options cater to fans who want elevated food, comfortable seats, and covered concourse areas. Bank of America Stadium’s club level offers:

• Club Level Sections (300 level): Padded seats, a wider concourse with full bar and dining options, and a covered view. Club sections directly above midfield are the premier seats in this tier.
• Loge Boxes and Suite Rentals: For groups, loge box rentals and private suites provide dedicated catering, private sightlines, and full hospitality packages. These are popular for corporate events and milestone celebrations.
• BoA Premium Club: A private, climate-controlled club accessible to premium ticket holders, located inside the stadium near the sideline tunnel.

Club and premium seats are best purchased directly through Charlotte FC’s official ticketing channels for verified availability.

Seats for Families and Kids

Charlotte FC matches are family-friendly events, and Bank of America Stadium has multiple features that make it manageable with younger fans:

• Family sections in the lower sideline (around sections 102 to 106) are close to accessible restrooms and concession stands, making quick breaks easy to manage.
• Kids under a certain age often receive discounted or complimentary admission when accompanied by a paying adult. Check Charlotte FC’s official ticket page for the current age threshold.
• Stroller and bag policy: Bags must comply with the stadium’s clear bag policy. Compact, soft-sided strollers are typically permitted, but check the current policy before arriving.

For families, avoid Crown Stand tickets unless your children are older and prepared for a standing, high-energy environment.

Away Fan Section at Bank of America Stadium

Charlotte FC typically designates a section in the upper bowl or the lower end zone for visiting team supporters. The designated away section is confirmed closer to match day and is sometimes listed on the team’s or opponent’s official channels.

Away fans are welcome at Bank of America Stadium and generally have a positive experience, but the Crown Legion makes the home end a genuinely loud counter-presence. If you are attending as a supporter of the visiting side, purchasing within the designated away section is the recommended approach to enjoy the match in good company.

ADA and Accessible Seating at Bank of America Stadium

Bank of America Stadium is fully ADA-compliant, with wheelchair-accessible seating distributed throughout the lower bowl, club level, and select upper bowl areas. Accessible seating is available at various price points, ensuring that fans with mobility needs can choose their preferred sightline without being limited to a single section.

To purchase accessible seating or request companion seating, contact Bank of America Stadium’s accessibility services line directly or use the accessibility filter on the Charlotte FC ticket page. Service animals are permitted throughout the venue.

Drop-off and accessible parking are available on the north side of the stadium near the main accessibility entrance. Arrive early to account for the additional time parking and mobility access may require.

Parking Near Bank of America Stadium for Charlotte FC Matches

Bank of America Stadium sits in the middle of Uptown Charlotte, giving fans multiple parking and transit options:

• Stadium-adjacent lots: Several surface lots and garages are immediately adjacent to the stadium. Lot prices range from $20 to $40, depending on proximity to demand and lot match. Pre-purchasing a parking pass through Charlotte FC or the stadium is strongly recommended for rivalry matches and playoff games.
• LYNX Blue Line: The light rail drops passengers at the Stonewall Station stop, a short walk from the stadium. This is the fastest and most stress-free option for most of the metro area, and it runs extended hours on match nights.
• Remote parking with ride-share: Several surface lots within a five- to ten-minute ride-share range offer free or low-cost parking, with the trade-off of a post-match wait for your driver.
• Walking and biking: Uptown Charlotte has a dense grid of parking garages throughout the central business district, many of which are within a comfortable 10-minute walk.

Gates typically open 90 minutes before kickoff. Arriving before the 60-minute mark avoids the heaviest congestion at the main entrances.

Frequently Asked Questions About Charlotte FC Tickets and Seating

What section is the Charlotte FC supporter section? The Crown Stand, Charlotte FC’s main supporter section, is located in the north end lower bowl endzone at Bank of America Stadium. It is a standing-only section and home to the Crown Legion and other supporter groups.

Where are the cheapest Charlotte FC seats? The most affordable seats are in the upper bowl sections, with no-fee Charlotte FC tickets regularly priced between $25 and $45 on the secondary market. Upper endzone seats offer the best price-to-atmosphere ratio.

Are there obstructed-view seats at Bank of America Stadium? Bank of America Stadium was designed for football, and its sight lines are generally strong throughout. Some corner sections at the lower bowl level offer slightly angled views of one goal, but outright obstructions are uncommon.

Where do away fans sit for Charlotte FC matches? Visiting supporter sections are typically located in the upper bowl or the lower end zone opposite the Crown Stand. Check Charlotte FC’s match-day communications closer to kickoff for the confirmed away section.

Is Bank of America Stadium covered? The stadium has a partial roof over the lower-bowl seating areas on both sidelines, providing protection from rain in those sections. Endzone seats and upper bowl endzone areas are generally more exposed to the elements.

Can I bring food or drinks into Bank of America Stadium? Outside food and beverages are not permitted inside Bank of America Stadium. The venue operates a clear bag policy, and all items must fit within approved bag dimensions.

How early should I arrive for a Charlotte FC match? Arriving 60 to 90 minutes before kickoff gives you time to park, clear security, grab food and drinks, and reach your seat before the match begins. For playoff matches or high-profile opponents, plan for an extra 20 to 30 minutes of additional traffic.