I went with several of my alumni fraternity brothers to Niner Night at Truist Field. The event was…read moresponsered by the UNC CHARLOTTE Alumni Association. It was in the Piedmont Natural Gas Pavillion behind left field. An absolutely incredible time. It was a beautiful night. They offered a covered section with a buffet from 5 to 7 pm. Food included hot dogs, barbeque and chicken. I was able to make a Carolina Dog with all the ingredients they had to offer. There are great views of the baseball field and the Charlotte Skyline from this ballpark. It is a very nice venue Although the Clemson beat my 49ers, we all had an outstanding time. We plan to see a Charlotte Knights game later in the summer, and if our Alumni Association sponsors a similar event, we will be there again.

Truist Park is an absolute gem and easily one of the best ballpark experiences in my opinion. From…read morethe moment you arrive, everything feels modern, clean, and incredibly well-designed. The atmosphere is electric, whether you're a die-hard baseball fan or just there for a fun outing. The seating offers great views from almost every angle, and the attention to detail throughout the stadium really stands out. There are plenty of food and drink options, far beyond typical ballpark fare, making it easy to find something for everyone. The surrounding area adds to the experience too, with a lively, welcoming vibe before and after the game. What really sets Truist Field apart is how comfortable and fan-friendly it feels. The staff are helpful, the layout is easy to navigate, and there's a strong sense of community throughout. It's the kind of place where you can relax, enjoy the game, and make lasting memories. I love the view from the inside particularly from 3rd base as you can see most of the buildings in uptown. Whether you're visiting for the first time or coming back again, Truist Field delivers a top-tier experience that keeps you wanting more.

We had a work event at Knights stadium where their catering department did really well. Not only…read moredid they have plenty of food, but the staff was great as they came around to check in and clean up. The food was surprisingly good too. I tried each of the meat options. The burgers were the best option as they were seasoned  and the toppings were fresh. The pulled pork was my second favorite. The hot dogs were good, but I'm not a huge hot dog fan. I'm never one to eat at the ballpark because it's usually overpriced for basic food. Yet, depending on the prices, I would consider eating here outside of work events.

They remember us- which goes a long way. The event staff is so sweet. From the moment you get in…read moreline through security, everyone is so kind. I have a tendency to always get lost, and the staff members were able to help me find my seats. Food is ok, but I'm not typically there only for the food. At the dugout sweet level, typically served is tritipped medium-well steak, Mac and cheese, hotdogs, chicken, salad, fruit, cookies. The area is always restocked and cleaned promptly. The shout out to all the staff members, makes me excited to return. Thank you!

The service was great and the workers were friendly but they didn't let me get Cooper Flagg…read moresignature that was the only reason I came I missed school to go to the game

This was an amazing experience! The Charlotte Hornets is a very respectable organization. The food…read morehere was absolutely delicious. Especially in the suites, where there is pizza, wings, and salad. The court side food is also scrumptious. Dipping Dots, cotton candy, and the T-Shirt toss are some of the many things that your children can enjoy. Totally recommend!

Service was awesome. Owner is awesome the staff is great and felling inside is amazingread more

Do not go here. I ordered a few beers, didn't automatically leave a tip because was planning on…read moreleaving a tip at the end of the night. The bartender came out from behind the bar and ran up to me and my group and AGGRESSIVELY & PHYSICALLY ripped the beers out of our hands and told us to get out because he didn't get a tip. This place was unsafe from jump, now you add in aggressive bartenders. Place genuinely should be shut down.

Carolina Panthers Season Tickets purchase experience!!!…read more I just secured my first season ticket to Bank of America Stadium for the remainder of the 2025 season. The entire purchase process was handled by Ellie S. and she's been more than a pleasure to work with. I finally attended my first game after being a fan since they were introduced as an upcoming expansion team in 1993. The season home opener 30-0 victory over our division rivals the Atlanta Falcons was awesome. Couldn't have asked for a better day to meet face to face and talk about options. I can't imagine having a better experience during the buying and selection process. Definitely worth the wait. The payment options are very flexible and can meet even the tightest budgets. GO PANTHERS & GO ELLIE!!!!!

Objectively, the Carolina Panthers have been mediocre since joining the NFL in 1995. They're…read morecurrently in the bottom third of the 32-team league all-time in win percentage. Subjectively, the Panthers are my No. 2 team behind the Atlanta Falcons. I was born and raised in North Carolina and still remember my classmates and I talking on the school bus about Kerry Collins vs. Brett Favre in the 1997 NFC Championship Game. The Green Bay Packers beat the Panthers, 30-13, in Green Bay and would go on to win Super Bowl XXXI (1996 season). It was only the Panthers' second season and it seemed like everyone in the state was excited. Dom Capers, the coach of the Panthers that year, was named NFL Coach of the Year. As I wrote in my review for the Jacksonville Jaguars (https://www.yelp.com/biz/jacksonville-jaguars-jacksonville), the Panthers are still among the four newest teams in the league along with the Jaguars (1995), Baltimore Ravens (1996), and Houston Texans (2002). Among these four teams, only the Ravens have won the Super Bowl (they did it twice). Compared to their fellow 1995 expansion team, the Jaguars, and the newer Texans, the Panthers are the only team of the three to have made it to the Super Bowl (twice). After the 1997 NFC Championship Game (1996 season), the next time the Panthers made it to the playoffs, they made it to the Super Bowl: Super Bowl XXXVIII. That was in 2004 (2003 season). The Panthers made it as an 11-5 Wild Card team and narrowly lost, 32-29, to the Tom Brady-Bill Belichick New England Patriots dynasty. At that time, the Panthers were coached by John Fox. Fox later led the Denver Broncos to Super Bowl XLVIII in 2014 (a loss to the Seattle Seahawks). The 2003-04 Panthers had Jake Delhomme as the QB, Muhsin Muhammad and Steve Smith as the wideouts, and Stephen Davis as the RB1. Panthers defensive end and North Carolina grad Julius Peppers, an eventual nine-time Pro Bowler, was only in his second NFL season. Fox led the Panthers to the NFC Championship Game again just two years later. The Cam Newton-Ron Rivera era began in 2011. After going 2-14 in Fox's final season (2010), the Panthers hired Rivera and drafted college football national champion Newton with the first overall pick in the 2011 draft. Newton was NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year. The following year, the Panthers drafted Boston College linebacker Luke Kuechly with the ninth overall pick in the 2012 draft. Kuechly was NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year. He followed that up by winning NFL Defensive Player of the Year in 2013. Rivera, Newton, and Kuechly led the Panthers to three straight NFC South championships from 2013 to 2015. Those division titles culminated in the franchise's second Super Bowl appearance in 2016's Super Bowl 50 (2015 season). Rivera won the NFL Coach of the Year Award two of those three years (2013, 2015) and Newton won the NFL MVP and Offensive Player of the Year Awards in 2015. Needless to say, these were good years in Charlotte. As NFL fans may recall, Super Bowl 50 is where Peyton Manning rode off into the sunset a two-time Super Bowl champion. The Denver Broncos defeated the Panthers, 24-10. Since Super Bowl 50, Carolina has only had one winning season. One of my friends likes to make fun of teams that hire former Temple coaches because they don't have much success. The Panthers are entering year three with Matt Rhule at the helm. Rhule was the head coach at Temple from 2013 to 2016. In his first two seasons at Carolina, Rhule has gone 10-23 (.303). My favorite college football team, Georgia Tech, hired Rhule's successor, Geoff Collins. In his first three seasons at Tech, Collins has gone 9-25 (.265), but I digress.

Bojangles Coliseum is amazing! Came for a Checkers game and had the BEST time. We root root rooted…read morefor the home team and they WON!! It was my first Checkers game and I loved the crowd interaction. The energy was just fun all around. And of course... the food did what it needed to do The chicken was hot and delicious and the fries were seasoned just like Bojangles always does it. Customer service was quick and friendly too. Just an all around good time! Loved the photo opps with the mascots, super fun time. Came back for the Charlotte Crown game; they did not win but the game was amazing. Parking for the event was close to the venue and easy to navigate The mascot Regal is all the personality loved my time here!!! Thanks for the fan fest and the freebies!!

As a Charlotte native I remember when this was the original Charlotte coliseum. Remember going to…read morethe circus as a child with my dad as well as other events. It has stood the test of time with all the changes of Charlotte. From what I can see it's well kept, bathrooms were clean.

IYKYK..In case you don't....always enjoy Charlotte FC games. It's a fun atmosphere and…read moreentertaining. The food is good but expensive! Great for family fun if you like soccer.