My daughter and I go to a new arena every year to watch the Grizzlies play and sit courtside. We've…read morenever had a bad experience, but I want to highlight the Spectrum Center's courtside club and guest experience. Brook in the courtside club was so funny and welcoming and Brian in guest experience - man oh man. Brian is PHENOMENAL! We were actaully there for two games this past week and had the pleasure of being in Brian's section both times. If you have a chance to sit in Section 106, Row CS3 - do it. You won't regret it. And if you do sit there, tell Brian that the two female Grizzlies fans from Fort Worth, TX say hi! :)

I was in town for the Cardi B concert and the Spectrum arena was probably the easiest arena to…read morenavigate. With thousands of people waiting outside it only took like 15 minutes to get in. We prepaid for parking, so once we located the lot we easily found a spot in the 12 floor garage; which was right across from the arena. All the staff was friendly and helpful, from the outside to the security helping on the inside. Even the food and drinks were a pretty decent price. The lines at concession were not long. They have a very good set up here.

The stadium was great. Lots of staff on hand, bathroom cleaners were present and working, bathrooms…read moreplaced conveniently, lots of places to get refreshments. I was there for a concert. Merch tables were sparse, which created crazy, long lines. The city did an awful job blocking off streets and making access to and from the stadium a nuisance. Knockoff t-shirt vendors were everywhere after the concert.

(From November 2025)…read more Another NFL Stadium checked off. This one from within the doldrums of Charlotte, home of the Carolina Panthers. Dad and I had the opportunity to see the Panthers take on the Saints. While the action was a dud, the stadium itself is one of the better ones in the NFL. Sitting in the lower 100 level area at around the 20 yard line, I'm impressed with the stadium noise and ease of navigation. It is within walking distance from the downtown area and the entrances are spread out that allow for easiness to enter/exit the premise. A few attractions here such as the Sam Mills statue add to the mystique of watching an NFL game here. As for concessions, the food isn't anything to write home about as you get your typical peanuts/hot dogs/soda stuff. Tall beers run for about $11-12 here which is lower than some other stadiums I've been to. As for parking, get a parking pass in the garage as your vehicle is secure and exiting the garage is pretty easy once everything dies down. Best bet is to uber/lyft here or hang in the parking lot and tailgate. I'd be open to attending another game here or maybe a concert. Not bad Charlotte.

Aesthetic: Great place to watch local hockey…read more What to try: $2 beer night, dippin dots Service: Attentive Parking: Plenty Rating: 5/5, I've always had a great experience here, and we love watching the Checkers, listening to the music, and seeing Chubby

A group of us went here for a hockey game. This is a nice set up for a minor league hockey team…read more There is a ton of parking, easy to get in and out. For the most part, there did not seem to be a bad seat in the place. It was a lot of fun too! If you are looking for a different outing- this is a fun thing to try out!

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!

First time here and not a bad experience overall. Parking was not awful. There is a lot and a…read moreparking garage almost across the street so we used that. Getting into the venue was an easy process and the venue itself is laid out well. Seats are clearly marked and it's easy to find food, bathrooms etc. We had seats so no lawn but I believe you cannot being in chairs or blankets and I think if that's the case, that isn't ok but I'm sure there is a reason for that. Two items to note as well. 1) this is an open air venue. There is no roof so be weather aware. If it rains, you will be wet. 2) getting out of the venue once you are in your car is going to take time. Two lane roads with merging etc so just be aware of that as well. Enjoy!!

GOOD VENUE, BUT NO CONSISTENCY WITH EMPLOYEES!…read more I went here in July to see BABYMETAL and loved this venue. It was easy to get in and out of, and no seats are bad. This week I returned to see Papa Roach & Rise Against. Firstly, security was absolutely absurd. They were inspecting every little thing and rejecting so many items. My husbands non-clear bag was measured and it was a HALF INCH too big. My friends fold-up picnic blanket was also too big, and their empty folded up tote bag for merch was rejected along with a mini flashlight. Thankfully the venue had a bag check in area where we could check all these items for $10. When we went through security again this time they had a problem with my husbands wallet chain, and told him to either throw it away or put it around his neck. Once inside the venue we got drinks, and they were pouring cans into cups. This was bit annoying due, especially since my drink was in paper which is not sturdy at all. But then throughout the whole night we saw half the guests drinking out of cans! No consistency in bartending rules. The good part about this venue is the small size, making every seat even in the lawn a great view. There are some bars and restaurants in walking distance to pregame or to keep the party going!

The field was amazing! I took my son there for a football camp and he enjoyed the whole day.read more

This track and field is open the public 7 days a week, from dusk to dawn. You're not allowed to…read morework out on the stairs, the field and track are open (including the long jump sand pits). As long as there's not a track event going on then you're free practice as you please. The only downfall is that there's not many places for parking so carpooling is encouraged.

This track, located on the Campus of UNC Charlotte is well appointed and a good facility for track…read moreof all levels. The staff is courteous and maintains the facility exceptionally well. We had a great visit and look forward to return meets!

I really enjoyed my opportunity to run at this fairly new stadium. The home of the UNC Charlotte…read moreNiners this well kept field allowed me to pr (set a personal best) at the time in, the 1500 my Sophomore year. Though for someone like me who is attracted to the little things aside from running a good race I was intrigued by the amazing statues that were just at the entrance. Runners, Soccer players allowed me to have a little bit of fun before our long bus ride back home.

The UNCC Campus is gorgeous and sprawling. If you're not familiar with the campus, this arena may…read morebe difficult to find. The signs posted around could be more helpful. However, once you find the arena, parking in the West Deck Parking Lot is plentiful and free (happy dance). Once you find parking, please note there will be stairs to climb to get to the entrance. In our case it was four flights, and a considerable walk uphill to the entrance. On a chilly fall day this wasn't the best for my mom who was with us. Once inside, the arena is well lit with bold signs marking the seat sections. It is clean and the seats are comfortable and easy to find. On the day I went, there were no concession stands open and many of the gates were closed. Folks were lined up at the lone vending machine station, and there were cones directing the crowd flow. It had an after hours sort of vibe to it. As if they were not offering the full "Halton" Arena Experience. Having said that, I didn't get to see this venue for all it's probably worth, but it was fine for seeing my nephew's showcase. Finally, I didn't require the use of their restrooms facilities, so I can't comment on how the bathrooms are kept. So as Forrest Gump used to say, "that's all I have to say about that."

Spending the afternoon here at the Dale F Halton Arena to watch the Impact1 Allstar Showcase! Great…read morelocation with plenty of free parking and seats for the the whole family! The only downside is there were no open concessions stands for hungry folks who came straight here from church!

Runde Park features a very large lighted baseball field and a ton of parking. The field has…read morebleachers and a concession stand. There is also a basketball court, picnic areas and my favorite, a very modern and up-to-date playground that has a wheelchair swing. Very cool. There is access from here to the Tega Cay trail system and a shady spot to leave your vehicle while you hike. Note that the facilities (other than the trail) are closed for the current COVID pandemic. [Review 13063 overall, 380 of 2020.]

A very adequate local park and outdoor space. There are 2 baseball fields, a basketball court, a…read moresmall playground, restrooms and it's all surrounded by a lovely little walking trail. The only reason I'm not giving 5 stars is the playground is in dire need of an upgrade. There's a decent sized jungle gym, swings and sand box with a good supply of community toys. The local recreational sports teams play here throughout the year and in the summer there's an outdoor concert series that includes food trucks and bouncy house. The best part about this space though, is the sense of community. It's tight knit, and has a very nice local vibe.