BOA seating questions

[Guest Spider Monkey]

I'm currently browsing StubHub for 3 tickets to Sunday's game. My dad turns 50 this month and mentioned to my mom he'd like to see a game with my brother and I this year. Since my parents are taking a long trip to Hawaii in a few weeks this is the only game we can see until mid-October.

We've been to plenty of games in the past and have sat everywhere from endzone front row, club seats to upper endzone nosebleeds under the PA system. Just looking for some decent seats along the upper level sideline.

Which sections are on the Panthers sideline? Which corner does the team come out of? All these online charts are turned different and show the sideline/tunnel in different positions. Where is the best place to park?

[Panthers_Lover]

Panthers sideline is where sections 132, etc. are. Panthers come out from the opposite corner -- around section 105.

 

Parking lots available all over. Check PreferredParking.com, or just drive downtown around the stadium.

[xav8tor]

In my experience, you'll find a much greater selection and equal or lower prices here:

 

http://www.ticketexchangebyticketmaster.com/NFL/carolina-panthers-tickets/

 

Although seatgeek also is good and shows a lot of sites, for some reason, it seems to miss some NFL Exchange tickets, even though they claim to search that site.  Three tix can be a bit more difficult, but they're currently available where you want to be on NFL Ticket Exchange.

 

+1 on Preferred Parking.

 

Update:  Thanks for the pie.  Forgot to mention that I've bought good tickets a couple of times on razorgator too, and after you mentioned Stub Hub, a pair in the section/row I was looking for popped up this afternoon, so I got my Giants game tix there. In comparison, for whatever reason, the opener v. Seattle was wide open with many cheaper choices on NFL Ticket Exchange.  In other words, the aggregate sites are useful, but going directly to various ticket sites and searching, more often than not, bears tastier fruit.

[KendrickPanther]

Panthers tunnel is the North West corner of the bowl. The bench is on the South side of the stadium and seat in the South East corner generally have the least glare from the Sun.

 

 

So Panthers tunnel is right at 106. Bench is directly in front of 542. Sun will be at your back in 537 but 1pm in September the sun will be pretty high in the sky anyways.

[KendrickPanther]

Also the South and West side can be nice for the view of downtown. The North gate is by far the hardest to enter from. if you are sitting on the South side you might as well walk around because there will be no line down there.

[panthers55]

It will be sunny and hot all game if it isn't overcast.  There is no shade from 1-4 PM in September.  I would be fine if it were 95 on sunday.  Unfortunately 85 may be the high with 20% showers.

[Guest Spider Monkey]

Thanks fellas. Grabbed 4 tickets in section 548 row 10 for $68/each.

[carolina-chuck]

Can someone answer this for me?

I've never experience the 500 level before. Mainly been on the 200 level (end zone) and once in a while 300. I'm not a big fan watching from the end zone, but it is closer to the players than from the 500 level. Is it a better view from the 500 level or should I just stick to the 200 end zone? Anyone, thanks.

[xav8tor]

I think the 500's are pretty good if you are in the first few rows.  It has sort of a TV viewpoint feel to it.  However, I would avoid the very first row on the back side of the aisles.  Idiots going to/from their seats always stop right in front of you when the ball is snapped.  There are some really nice seats in certain sections with short rows and there are some to watch out for where the railing partially blocks your view.  I've had both.  The only way to know for sure is the scope out your preferences ahead next time you are there.