Getting to Bank of America Stadium
Carolina Panthers · Charlotte, NC
Bank of America Stadium publishes exits from seven origins including the airport, and its transit answer comes with a price: $4.40 round trip on the LYNX Blue Line with park-and-ride included, ending at Brooklyn Village Station just over a football field from the stadium. That combination — a named station, a stated fare and free parking at the far end — is rare in this data.
Tips & Fan Reports
The light rail stops right at the stadium and it is by far the easiest way to get there. Park at one of the light rail lots in South End and ride in. Super cheap and you skip all the traffic.
Dilworth Neighborhood Grill on McDowell and Morehead offers a free shuttle to and from games. Good food and drinks too - great option if you don't want to deal with parking.
Brooklyn Village Station is just over a football field from the gates.
The Gold Line streetcar serves Uptown if you are staying in the centre.
$4.40 round trip on the Blue Line includes park-and-ride parking — cheaper than any lot near the stadium.
Seven origins have published exits, including a route from the airport via Josh Birmingham Parkway.
More than 30,000 spaces are within a 10 to 15 minute walk, so parking further out costs you little time.
Ways In
- Driving
- From I-85 southbound, exit at Billy Graham Parkway, Freedom Drive, the Brookshire Freeway (I-277 East) or I-77 South. From I-85 northbound, exit at Sugar Creek Road, Graham Street, Statesville Avenue or I-77 South. From I-77 southbound, exit at the John Belk Freeway (I-277) or Trade Street. From I-77 northbound, exit at the Brookshire Freeway, Fifth Street, Trade Street, Morehead Street or the John Belk Freeway. From Wilkinson Boulevard/US 74 west or Independence Boulevard/US 74 east, follow signs to the John Belk Freeway and exit at Carson Boulevard, College Street, South Boulevard, Brevard Street, Sixth Street, Fourth Street or Stonewall Street. From the airport, take Josh Birmingham Parkway 1.5 miles to Billy Graham Parkway South, then I-77 North to the John Belk Freeway or Trade Street.
- Public Transit
- Park at any park-and-ride station along the LYNX Blue Line and ride straight to Brooklyn Village Station, just over a football field from the stadium — $4.40 round trip with the parking included. The Gold Line CATS streetcar serves Uptown with a stop nearby. Tickets and journey planning are in the CATS-Pass app.
- Rideshare
- Uber and Lyft serve Bank of America Stadium with designated pickup/dropoff zones along Mint and Graham streets. From Uptown Charlotte hotels, expect $6-10. From Charlotte Douglas Airport (CLT), $15-22. Post-game surge pricing is moderate. Walk a few blocks into Uptown for faster pickup.
- Walking
- More than 30,000 parking spaces sit within a 10 to 15 minute walk of the stadium, and Brooklyn Village Station is just over a football field away.
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- Getting there
Bank of America Stadium parking and transportation page on bankofamericastadium.com
- Transit
Bank of America Stadium's own parking page names exactly one transit service: "Blue Line: Park at any Park and Ride station along the line, hop on the train and ride straight to the Brooklyn Village Station", at "Fare: $4.40 round trip. Park & Ride: Included in fare." CATS publishes the matching one-way at $2.20 (Local Bus and Rail, One-Way), and $4.40 is exactly twice it -- so the stored $2.20 is right as a one-way and the entry now names the station it buys. Two corrections follow from the same page. The description named Stonewall Station, which CATS has renamed Brooklyn Village. And the separate "CATS Game Day Bus Shuttle" at $5 is a service neither the venue nor CATS publishes: what the venue describes is Park & Ride, and its cost is the $4.40 rail fare, not a second $5 charge. Removing it leaves the Blue Line as the publishable car-free arrival.
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