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The stadium was an awesome venue for a live concert experience. Seating had a great view from the 300 levels. Staff were well organized and friendly- made the process of entry easy. The food and drinks were a bit pricey but expected at a stadium. Overall, enjoyed my experience and recommend checking this venue out.
Credit One Stadium is the featured show court of the Charleston Open professional tennis tournament. It's where you'll find some of the best players in the world practicing and eventually playing their matches. I just returned home from this week's 2024 Charleston Open and having memories fresh in my mind, I'd like to relay some details about Credit One Stadium and the tournament grounds... The first 2 sections of the stadium all have seatbacks and there's not a bad viewing point in the house. Then there's the 3rd tier level where it's pretty much general admission or open seating. This top part of the stands has bleacher style benches. Ushers up here don't even check tickets so if you don't have a specific seat for Credit One Stadium, you can still come and watch the tennis from high above. And if you purchased a day pass, you can enter for the evening session, just don't tell the authorities, lol. One noticeable aspect about Credit One Stadium was the wind. Compared to the outer courts like Althea Gibson ShowCourt 2 and PlayCourt 3, when sitting here in Credit One, it can get windy. Especially in the 3rd level upper deck, for early April, weather was chilly. And if you attend a night session, I'd suggest preparing arriving with long layers and a coat/hoodie. For a WTA 500 level tournament, I'd say Credit One Stadium is one of the largest venues in pro tennis. Last month I attended the San Diego Open (which is also a 500 level tourney) and their primetime stadium court didn't even compare to Credit One. It was maybe half the size. Also, the Charleston Open is not a Masters 1000 level contest and yet Credit One can fit the mold of any major event. It's a statuesque hosting venue. It can be seen from walking along the streets of Daniel Island. I believe they have concerts here when tennis is not being played. I would think the stadium is great for many other outdoor events. Plus, it's located on Daniel Island in a charming little area of Charleston, South Carolina. The box office is right beside the stadium so even if you haven't purchased anything ahead of time on Ticketmaster, StubHub, SeatGeek, etc...there are 3 open windows for buying tickets on the spot. And I think visiting the box office is the best option as it avoids major fees and taxes implemented on sites like Ticketmaster. For getting tickets at the box office, they don't accept cash, only credit card. Then they ask for your phone number and text you your tickets. Next, click on the link in the text and your QR coded ticket is ready to be scanned. Overall...buying tickets at the front entrance beside Credit One is efficient. The grounds around Credit One are exceptional for tennis. There's plenty of space, trees and shade for watching matches. Food trucks were lined up beside the stadium so you can find something to eat. If you get a hamburger and fries, it'll cost around $20, which is typical these days for a tennis event. And that's about it. Coming back to Credit One Stadium and the Charleston Open for the 2nd consecutive year, my experience again was a success. It remains one of my favorite WTA tennis tournaments and I look forward to returning in 2025.
I've now attended a bunch of shows at Credit One since they upgraded it and have had mostly positive experiences. I will say that when a show is sold out, things can get pretty hectic, but if it's a regular show I'm more inclined to attend. The entry staff are super efficient and I've never waited more than a few minutes to get into the venue. The have lots of options for food and drinks and plenty of places to purchase from. I can't even say the bathroom lines have been long... especially if you time it right. I much prefer an outdoor venue for live shows so I would choose Credit One over the Coliseum any day. I wish their season would spill over into fall because I'd honestly rather go to shows outside in November instead of August... there is nowhere to hide from the sun on really hot days.
This is a large stadium which seemingly has tennis matches more than concerts but with the floor seating I estimate it can handle 5000 people. It is an open stadium with very few covered seats, and those which are covered have small tables for eating or imbibing. (Yes, if it rains, almost everyone will get wet, but it was a good day. In section 315, far away from the stage, it is good and chill with the wind cooling you. There are numerous security personnel and white polo shirts with security printed on the back of them, and 99% of them were friendly in their firmness in handling the crowd. In addition Charleston City Police were present, just in case. (Daniel Island is in the City of Charleston but is in Berkeley County.) The sound system playing music before any of the three groups was a bit too loud for my aging ears, but the song selections were good. The groups of Hearty Har, George Thorogood and The Destroyers and John Fogerty were all talented with the latter two from the 1960s were extraordinaryly talented performers. The staff were quick in changing one group's systems to another were quick, and done in under 15 minutes. Again, a great time here, as it was when we saw ZZ Top in their 50 Year Tour. Of course I recommend this performance stadium but need to tell you that parking is not very close unless you are a VIP or wanting to pay $20 to park. We thus arrived early, knowing this, and found parking a few blocks away, parking which did not cost us at all.
My husband and I were in town for the 2026 Charleston Open, we had so much fun. The food and drinks were a 7/10. The service was really great 10/10. The employees there were very nice and helpful. The ambiance 10/10. If you're going to an event during the day and you know it's hot, be sure to take an empty bottle for water refills and an umbrella. We're looking forward to going in 2027.
I have been to many concerts and other events at this stadium over the years, most recently Post Malone. The stadium is very clean and the staff are helpful, plenty of options for food and drinks, so the lines for those aren't usually very long. If you time it right, you can avoid waiting too long for the bathrooms as well. I was pleasantly surprised by the weather for this show, since it is completely outside, I tend to avoid shows over the summer because it gets way too hot with little to no shade here. I'd love to see more October- March concerts here. I have also been for the tennis open which is typically much nicer weather than their summer concert series from around May to August.
This is a nice event space. It is outside and that is important to remember. The seating is okay but not great. The sound is fine. I HATE that they only have bathrooms on the main floor. You have to walk down 3 flights of stairs to use the restroom. The only staff I saw were when they were checking my ticket. Once inside I just saw security but I don't think they are part of credit one.
Love this stadium for concerts! The evening brings the best breeze in the summertime, there's free parking (if you don't mind walking), and the seating goes more upwards so the view of the stage isn't far away like some stadiums. Be mindful of sunset times or you may find yourself cooking in the heat - if not, bring sunblock and hats! Drinks are wildly expensive but to be expected for event spaces.
Okay so... the venue is great. The seats are all open, so I definitely though, for summer months, recommend sitting on the far right side to avoid being roasted in the heat. Parking? NOT GREAT. The show was over around 1030p. We didn't leave the parking lot until closer to 1130p. The entire area gets gridlocked (which may also happen because New Realm brewing is dangerously close in proximity). Venue was good. Parking was meh. So maybe this the venue for you, maybe it isn't.
SANTANA Concert was GREAT!! Fantastic! Sound! Very nice venue and seating. The handicapped parking, elevators, and signage definitely need to re-thought, not very handicapped friendly! Didn't think I'd ever make. WOULD'VE BEEN very helpful had they provided some sort of HANDICAPPED TRANSPORTATION from far away parking! Santana's ENERGETIC PERFORMANCE made it all worthwhile tho.
Nice venue and staff, parking was ok and it's not a bad seat in the house . The bleachers make for nice general admission concert tickets . The place was packed and lots of stairs to upper levels. They do have an elevator which was nice and staff very accommodating. Bathrooms were ok as well. They are all credit venue meaning taking no cash for purchases . I would go Back to a concert knowing the lower level with seats on the tennis court floor are all flat and no elevated seats except the side seating. It's set up for tennis watching but works well for concert and the sound quality was good.
The train concert was so fun! What a cool venue. More intimate than I was expecting, given how big it is. But the sound and lights were phenomenal, as was the show starting at sunset. Watching the stars come out while listening to some of my favorite songs was a real treat.
Nice facility for live music, for the type of artist that can fill a large setting like this. We saw Santana, who put on an amazing show, especially since he had an illness about a month prior. The stadium itself has ample bathrooms, and some nice concessions available. Pricing is a little high but in the expected range. We used the remote parking with school buses as shuttles to and from the gate. Getting in was easy, getting out we had to wait in a line for about 20-30 minutes for enough buses to come through and take us back. That was really the only drawback.
Been to 2 concerts and the Charleston Open here and have had pretty great experiences! It's always cool to see the sun go down over the stadium and depending on where you are, you can sometimes see the Ravenel. It's usually pretty organized and easy to get around, even during super packed events. My only issue is of course, pricing. Everything is crazy overpriced. If you want more than one drink you can just expect to pay $50. I know this is how all stadiums and venues are now, but it still doesn't make it right! read more
Got last minute tickets to the Megan Moroney concert (she was amazing!!!) and loved this stadium! We had nosebleed seats but we got to stand a little closer on walkway in the back to get a better view. Also the carts with drinks are so convenient instead of walking outside the show to get some. Nice workers and pretty with the open skies above. Loved it! read more
2 months ago
The stadium was an awesome venue for a live concert experience. Seating had a great view from the 300 levels. Staff were well organized and friendly- made the process of entry easy. The food and drinks were a bit pricey but expected at a stadium. Overall, enjoyed my experience and recommend checking this venue out. read more
Credit One Stadium is the featured show court of the Charleston Open professional tennis tournament. It's where you'll find some of the best players in the world practicing and eventually playing their matches. I just returned home from this week's 2024 Charleston Open and having memories fresh in my mind, I'd like to relay some details about Credit One Stadium and the tournament grounds... The first 2 sections of the stadium all have seatbacks and there's not a bad viewing point in the house. Then there's the 3rd tier level where it's pretty much general admission or open seating. This top part of the stands has bleacher style benches. Ushers up here don't even check tickets so if you don't have a specific seat for Credit One Stadium, you can still come and watch the tennis from high above. And if you purchased a day pass, you can enter for the evening session, just don't tell the authorities, lol. One noticeable aspect about Credit One Stadium was the wind. Compared to the outer courts like Althea Gibson ShowCourt 2 and PlayCourt 3, when sitting here in Credit One, it can get windy. Especially in the 3rd level upper deck, for early April, weather was chilly. And if you attend a night session, I'd suggest preparing arriving with long layers and a coat/hoodie. For a WTA 500 level tournament, I'd say Credit One Stadium is one of the largest venues in pro tennis. Last month I attended the San Diego Open (which is also a 500 level tourney) and their primetime stadium court didn't even compare to Credit One. It was maybe half the size. Also, the Charleston Open is not a Masters 1000 level contest and yet Credit One can fit the mold of any major event. It's a statuesque hosting venue. It can be seen from walking along the streets of Daniel Island. I believe they have concerts here when tennis is not being played. I would think the stadium is great for many other outdoor events. Plus, it's located on Daniel Island in a charming little area of Charleston, South Carolina. The box office is right beside the stadium so even if you haven't purchased anything ahead of time on Ticketmaster, StubHub, SeatGeek, etc...there are 3 open windows for buying tickets on the spot. And I think visiting the box office is the best option as it avoids major fees and taxes implemented on sites like Ticketmaster. For getting tickets at the box office, they don't accept cash, only credit card. Then they ask for your phone number and text you your tickets. Next, click on the link in the text and your QR coded ticket is ready to be scanned. Overall...buying tickets at the front entrance beside Credit One is efficient. The grounds around Credit One are exceptional for tennis. There's plenty of space, trees and shade for watching matches. Food trucks were lined up beside the stadium so you can find something to eat. If you get a hamburger and fries, it'll cost around $20, which is typical these days for a tennis event. And that's about it. Coming back to Credit One Stadium and the Charleston Open for the 2nd consecutive year, my experience again was a success. It remains one of my favorite WTA tennis tournaments and I look forward to returning in 2025. read more
I've now attended a bunch of shows at Credit One since they upgraded it and have had mostly positive experiences. I will say that when a show is sold out, things can get pretty hectic, but if it's a regular show I'm more inclined to attend. The entry staff are super efficient and I've never waited more than a few minutes to get into the venue. The have lots of options for food and drinks and plenty of places to purchase from. I can't even say the bathroom lines have been long... especially if you time it right. I much prefer an outdoor venue for live shows so I would choose Credit One over the Coliseum any day. I wish their season would spill over into fall because I'd honestly rather go to shows outside in November instead of August... there is nowhere to hide from the sun on really hot days. read more
This is a large stadium which seemingly has tennis matches more than concerts but with the floor seating I estimate it can handle 5000 people. It is an open stadium with very few covered seats, and those which are covered have small tables for eating or imbibing. (Yes, if it rains, almost everyone will get wet, but it was a good day. In section 315, far away from the stage, it is good and chill with the wind cooling you. There are numerous security personnel and white polo shirts with security printed on the back of them, and 99% of them were friendly in their firmness in handling the crowd. In addition Charleston City Police were present, just in case. (Daniel Island is in the City of Charleston but is in Berkeley County.) The sound system playing music before any of the three groups was a bit too loud for my aging ears, but the song selections were good. The groups of Hearty Har, George Thorogood and The Destroyers and John Fogerty were all talented with the latter two from the 1960s were extraordinaryly talented performers. The staff were quick in changing one group's systems to another were quick, and done in under 15 minutes. Again, a great time here, as it was when we saw ZZ Top in their 50 Year Tour. Of course I recommend this performance stadium but need to tell you that parking is not very close unless you are a VIP or wanting to pay $20 to park. We thus arrived early, knowing this, and found parking a few blocks away, parking which did not cost us at all. read more
6 months ago
My husband and I were in town for the 2026 Charleston Open, we had so much fun. The food and drinks were a 7/10. The service was really great 10/10. The employees there were very nice and helpful. The ambiance 10/10. If you're going to an event during the day and you know it's hot, be sure to take an empty bottle for water refills and an umbrella. We're looking forward to going in 2027. read more
1 year ago
I have been to many concerts and other events at this stadium over the years, most recently Post Malone. The stadium is very clean and the staff are helpful, plenty of options for food and drinks, so the lines for those aren't usually very long. If you time it right, you can avoid waiting too long for the bathrooms as well. I was pleasantly surprised by the weather for this show, since it is completely outside, I tend to avoid shows over the summer because it gets way too hot with little to no shade here. I'd love to see more October- March concerts here. I have also been for the tennis open which is typically much nicer weather than their summer concert series from around May to August. read more
4 months ago
This is a nice event space. It is outside and that is important to remember. The seating is okay but not great. The sound is fine. I HATE that they only have bathrooms on the main floor. You have to walk down 3 flights of stairs to use the restroom. The only staff I saw were when they were checking my ticket. Once inside I just saw security but I don't think they are part of credit one. read more
2 years ago
Love this stadium for concerts! The evening brings the best breeze in the summertime, there's free parking (if you don't mind walking), and the seating goes more upwards so the view of the stage isn't far away like some stadiums. Be mindful of sunset times or you may find yourself cooking in the heat - if not, bring sunblock and hats! Drinks are wildly expensive but to be expected for event spaces. read more
1 year ago
Okay so... the venue is great. The seats are all open, so I definitely though, for summer months, recommend sitting on the far right side to avoid being roasted in the heat. Parking? NOT GREAT. The show was over around 1030p. We didn't leave the parking lot until closer to 1130p. The entire area gets gridlocked (which may also happen because New Realm brewing is dangerously close in proximity). Venue was good. Parking was meh. So maybe this the venue for you, maybe it isn't. read more
1 year ago
SANTANA Concert was GREAT!! Fantastic! Sound! Very nice venue and seating. The handicapped parking, elevators, and signage definitely need to re-thought, not very handicapped friendly! Didn't think I'd ever make. WOULD'VE BEEN very helpful had they provided some sort of HANDICAPPED TRANSPORTATION from far away parking! Santana's ENERGETIC PERFORMANCE made it all worthwhile tho. read more
Nice venue and staff, parking was ok and it's not a bad seat in the house . The bleachers make for nice general admission concert tickets . The place was packed and lots of stairs to upper levels. They do have an elevator which was nice and staff very accommodating. Bathrooms were ok as well. They are all credit venue meaning taking no cash for purchases . I would go Back to a concert knowing the lower level with seats on the tennis court floor are all flat and no elevated seats except the side seating. It's set up for tennis watching but works well for concert and the sound quality was good. read more
The train concert was so fun! What a cool venue. More intimate than I was expecting, given how big it is. But the sound and lights were phenomenal, as was the show starting at sunset. Watching the stars come out while listening to some of my favorite songs was a real treat. read more
4 years ago
Nice facility for live music, for the type of artist that can fill a large setting like this. We saw Santana, who put on an amazing show, especially since he had an illness about a month prior. The stadium itself has ample bathrooms, and some nice concessions available. Pricing is a little high but in the expected range. We used the remote parking with school buses as shuttles to and from the gate. Getting in was easy, getting out we had to wait in a line for about 20-30 minutes for enough buses to come through and take us back. That was really the only drawback. read more
2 years ago
Try to purchase drinks/food at the surrounding restaurants. Credit One over charges. The service is great though. Long lines for drinks inside! read more
4 years ago
Love the new stadium. It makes it easier for people to enter and find their seats. I wish there were bathrooms higher up for the seats on top. There are several areas to get food or drink so the wait isn't too bad. Same with merchandise. I would suggest taking an Uber to an event here since parking is tough. There are bus shuttles for most events but it takes longer than you may want. read more
3 years ago
The best venue I've been to for a concert. We sat in section 123 and felt the artist (Eric Church) was performing directly at us. The venue is very well thought out on bathrooms and amenities. If you are in the higher level note that they do not have a screens or at-least our show did not. The stage is small. The floor seating is white plastic chairs. The stadium food is not your typical stadium food it was very good! The drinks are $15 and up. There are food trucks and plenty of bars. Uber tip: after the show cross the street to Publix and order the Uber there. Lots of parking if you're driving. read more
Having seen a few concerts and some tennis matches years back when the Family Circle Cup was it's name, the stadium seating allows excellent vantage points from most anywhere. Easy up -- easy down and easy traversing for visitors to get to where they need to go. Beer stands along the mezzanine ease the burdon of doing multiple trips up and down the stairs. Security was rather tight for the Hoot show, a show that is spoken about with strong reverence -- as if it's a big deal. It was to everyone there except me apparently, I mean, I heard the name before but --- let's be realistic, it's not Paul McCartney. Security detail was unfriendly and rushing me and my group, but there was so few people entering when we arrived after the first act. I really wish I wished I had seen The Blue Dogs, but this is an "uncool" move apparently, hmmm. Hoot, after about two song in, begins making a stink about the inflatable beach balls innocently bouncing around. Taking some time to poke fun at them, and tells the people who brought them to raise their hand for all to see. I think he made a complete fool out himself and for me to pay $80 for a crap seat, albeit for charity -- I don't wanna hear your crass and way overdone opinion of happy little beach balls!! Just hush up and play the music I paid good money to hear. So not good (not) in fact was the performance that I left after an hour and had dinner. read more
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4 years ago
Great spot to see a concert! There is truly not a bad seat in the whole place. It is big enough to host large acts but small enough that it feels very intimate. read more
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7 years ago
I love to go to concerts here at Volvo stadium. I have attended several in the 15 years I have lived here, and my latest concert was so enjoyable. The stadium is designed just right and the sound is actually really good. We recently attended a concert with ZZ Top and I was so impressed with the quality of the sound. Really clear and loud the way you want it. The entrance (upon arrival) can sometimes be more time consuming than you want, but once through the gates there is plenty of room. The added port-a-pots also help with the large crowd as everyone breaks during intermission. While there are plenty of food & beer vendors on the premises, we usually meet somewhere else nearby to eat and warm up. Besides concerts they also hold other events here, the largest being the tennis tournament, and they other smaller events. The Volvo stadium is a great local venue and I appreciate the opportunity to attend events there. read more
There's not a bad seat in the place. I sat in both the middle and highest sections and had a decent, unobstructed view in both areas. The bleachers (highest section) do not have backrests, which is to be expected, but it did bother my back by the end of the night, so just be aware of that. The volunteers and staff that were working during the tennis matches were wonderful. The entire facility was clean and there was a lot to do on the grounds if you didn't want to sit through the whole match or decided to arrive/leave early. There are several food options inside (CFA and Verde) and there were some awesome food trucks and other dining options set up outside as well, but I'm not sure if that is standard. I'll definitely be back for more matches and hope to see some concerts and other events here soon, too. read more
8 years ago
9 years ago
Love seeing concerts here. 2016 had some amazing shows! Wish 2017 had more lined up. It's open air and the stage is set up on the ground, so only 3/4 of the stadium seats are used. This means, very few obstructed seats, which imo is great! I definitely prefer the sections 100 and 200 level over the floor or the general admission bleachers at the top of the stadium. If you buy the tickets face value, they will run between $30-$45 plus fees. The drinks and food are pricey as you'd expect at a concert. But they have everything you'd wish for! Food trucks, concessions, beer, wine, mixed drinks, etc. read more
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