Bank of America Stadium, NFL and MLS stadium in Charlotte, United States.
Bank of America Stadium features a seating capacity of 73,778 with open-air design and natural grass field in downtown Charlotte's Third Ward district.
The stadium, designed by architectural firm Populous, opened its doors on September 14, 1996, as the permanent home for the Carolina Panthers NFL team.
Throughout the year, the stadium transforms into a concert venue attracting international performers, including upcoming shows from Billy Joel, Shakira, and Metallica.
The stadium provides multiple transportation options, including dedicated parking lots, public transit connections, and designated rideshare pickup locations for event attendees.
Beyond professional sports, the stadium served as a public voting site during the 2020 elections, with approximately 13,000 residents casting their ballots at this location.
Location: Charlotte
Architects: Populous
Official opening: September 14, 1996
Capacity: 73778
Website: https://panthers.com/stadium
GPS coordinates: 35.22583,-80.85278
Latest update: May 27, 2025 20:48
Charlotte brings together art museums, science centers, sports stadiums, urban parks and historic sites. The city hosts major cultural institutions including the Mint Museum, Discovery Place Science and the NASCAR Hall of Fame. Natural spaces include Freedom Park and the US National Whitewater Center. Architectural landmarks mark downtown, notably the Bank of America Corporate Center. Entertainment venues like Carowinds and heritage sites such as Historic Rosedale Plantation complete the city's offerings. Charlotte provides a mix of cultural facilities, recreational activities and historical heritage.
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