Bank of America Stadium Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the most common Bank of America Stadium visitor questions.
Where are the restrooms at Bank of America Stadium?
Bank of America Stadium has restrooms on every concourse level: Lower (100s), Club (300s), Upper (500s), and Suite level. The stadium has one of the highest restroom-to-fan ratios in the NFL, meaning shorter lines than most venues. Family restrooms with baby changing are available on every level. See our
interactive restroom map for exact locations.
Which restrooms have the shortest lines?
Upper concourse (500 level) restrooms and the south end zone typically have the shortest lines. Most fans stay on the lower concourse. Avoid lower concourse restrooms at halftime — go early in the 2nd quarter instead.
Are there accessible restrooms at Bank of America Stadium?
Yes. All restrooms at Bank of America Stadium are ADA accessible. Elevators are located at the North Gate, South Gate, and Blue Cross NC East Gate. Guest Relations booths at Sections 119, 313, and 525 can assist guests with disabilities. An Atrium Health shuttle is available for Panthers and Charlotte FC matches.
Where are baby changing stations?
Diaper changing tables are in the family restrooms on every level. Digital vending machines with personal care products are behind Section 109, Section 512, and inside the women's restroom at Section 311.
Are there nursing rooms at Bank of America Stadium?
Yes. A private nursing room is available on each level. Visit the Guest Relations booth across from Sections 119, 129, 313, 525, or 543 for an access key. Call 704-358-7538 for nursing room info.
Is the stadium used for both Panthers and Charlotte FC?
Yes. Bank of America Stadium hosts both Carolina Panthers NFL games and Charlotte FC MLS matches, plus concerts and major events. Charlotte FC uses a modified seating configuration with a dedicated supporters section ("The Wall"), but all restrooms and concessions remain the same.
Where should I park?
Over 30,000 parking spaces are within a 10-15 minute walk. Nearby lots range $25-$60. Pre-purchase through SpotHero or ParkWhiz for $20-$40. ADA drop-off at Mint and Morehead Streets. The LYNX Blue Line with free park-and-ride lots is the smartest option.
How do I get there on the LYNX Blue Line?
Take the LYNX Blue Line to Stonewall Station (0.4 mi walk west on Stonewall St) or Carson Station (0.3 mi walk west on Carson St). Fare is $2.20. Free park-and-ride lots are available at I-485, Scaleybark, and other outlying stations.
What should I eat at Bank of America Stadium?
Inside the stadium: JJR's BBQ Shack pulled pork sandwich (the signature), Bojangles chicken and biscuits, Krispy Kreme donuts, classic hot dogs, burgers, and Carolina BBQ. Pre-game: Uptown Charlotte has dozens of restaurants within walking distance — try Graham Street Pub or Monarch Market.
What is there to do besides the game?
NASCAR Hall of Fame (0.5 mi, $28), Romare Bearden Park (adjacent, free), Discovery Place Science (0.7 mi), Spectrum Center/Charlotte Hornets (0.4 mi), and the Panther statues. The entire Uptown Charlotte dining and entertainment district is walkable.
What hotels are closest?
Hilton Charlotte Uptown (0.4 mi, from $169), Hyatt Place Charlotte Downtown (0.4 mi, from $139), Kimpton Tryon Park Hotel (0.5 mi, from $189), and Hampton Inn Uptown (0.5 mi, from $129). All within walking distance in Uptown. Book early for game weekends.
Are stadium tours available?
Tours are available on a limited, request-only basis. Group tours for 11-100 people can be reserved at least 10 days in advance. The 1-hour tour typically includes a luxury suite, visiting team locker room, and media work spaces. Visit panthers.com/stadium/tours to submit a request.
Is there free water at Bank of America Stadium?
Yes. Every concession stand provides free cups of water on request. Water bottle refill stations are near restrooms on every concourse level. You can bring one sealed water bottle per person. Essential for hot, humid Charlotte game days.
Where is first aid at Bank of America Stadium?
First aid stations on the lower (100) and upper (500) concourses. Staffed by Atrium Health medical professionals. An Atrium Health shuttle is available at Mint and Morehead Streets for Panthers and Charlotte FC matches.
When are restroom lines longest?
Halftime creates peak congestion on the lower concourse, with 10-15 minute waits. The upper concourse (500 level) and south end zone have the shortest lines. Go late in the 2nd quarter to beat the rush.
Are strollers allowed?
Yes. Strollers are permitted and must be stored under seats or at designated areas. The wide concourses accommodate strollers well. Stroller parking near Guest Relations on the lower concourse.
Does the stadium have allergy-friendly food?
Yes. Gluten-free buns at select stands. Vegetarian and vegan options including plant-based burgers. Peanuts and tree nuts sold throughout (allergy warning). Alert staff for ingredient information. Contact Guest Relations for dietary assistance.
Where are the personal care vending machines?
Digital vending with diapers, wipes, and personal care products at 3 locations: behind Section 109 (lower concourse), women's restroom at Section 311 (club level), and behind Section 512 (upper concourse).
