Carolina Panthers Tickets

NFL Carolina Panthers Tickets

Get your Carolina Panthers tickets for another exciting season of football at Bank of America Stadium. The Panthers were announced as the newest NFL franchise in 1993 and they played their first season in 1995. The inaugural season was played in Clemson, S.C., at Memorial Stadium, but the team moved to Charlotte in 1996 to play at the newly-built Bank of America Stadium. Unlike most expansion teams in professional sports, the Panthers found quick success, winning the NFC West Division in their second year of play. The team has gone on to win multiple NFC South titles and NFC conference championships.

The Panthers have been able to make the playoffs at least once in every decade of play. After joining the NFC South in 2002, they began playing annual matchups at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Raymond James Stadium and Mercedes-Benz Superdome. The Panthers organization has had three members of the team inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame, GM Bill Polian, defensive lineman Reggie White and linebacker Kevin Greene. Buy Carolina Panthers tickets to watch the team chase excellence and make a run at their first Super Bowl championship.

How much are Carolina Panthers tickets?

The Carolina Panthers have fairly affordable starting prices between $50 and $70 for most games on the schedule. The average price for most games is generally in the $120 to $200 range. These prices can fluctuate based on the team’s current performance.

Fans looking for Carolina Panthers tickets during this season will find them in a price range from $15.70 to $8999.10, while $265.80 is currently the average price of tickets per game. Kansas City Chiefs at Carolina Panthers tickets are currently available for the upcoming game at Bank of America Stadium on November 24th, 2024 at 1:00pm. There are 5798 tickets currently available for this game on TicketSmarter. The cheapest tickets for the game are starting at $135.90, while premium seating options are going for prices as high as $4561.20.

Carolina Panthers 2024 Event Schedule

The Carolina Panthers schedule begins in August with a series of preseason exhibition games. The regular season will start in September and will feature 17 football games spread across a period of 18 weeks. The Panthers will play home and away games against their NFC South rivals, the Atlanta Falcons, New Orleans Saints and Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

The Panthers can qualify for the NFL Playoffs by winning their division or earning one of two NFC wild-card spots. The playoffs will take place in January with the two conference champions moving on to face each other in the Super Bowl. TicketSmarter will have NFL Playoffs tickets available for every round they compete in.

The Carolina Panthers schedule has 7 games left on the current football season. Tickets for the Carolina Panthers at Atlanta Falcons (Date TBD) game on January 5th, 2025 at 12:00am are on sale at TicketSmarter now. Fans can purchase one of the 5581 remaining tickets for the game in the price range of $38.53 to $7821.00. This game takes place towards the end of the football season so act now to see the Carolina Panthers play at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, 1 AMB Drive NW, Atlanta, GA.

When do Carolina Panthers tickets go on sale?

Carolina Panthers tickets will be available on TicketSmarter’s website and app in May. The full game schedule will be released by the National Football League around that time with seats becoming available within a day or two.

Carolina Panthers Seating Chart

Bank of America Stadium was built specifically to host Carolina Panthers home games. The stadium is located at 800 S Mint St, Charlotte, NC 28202 and opened in 1996. It was built in the classic bowl style and has a total seating capacity of 75,523. The stadium underwent several renovations from 2014 to 2017 with modern amenities, club seating and 153 luxury suites being added to the facility. 

The Carolina Panthers seating chart includes three levels of regular seating, one level of club seating and two levels of suites. The 100 level is the closest to the field while the 200 level sits above the 100 level in the end zones. The 300 level is made up of club seating and suites along the sidelines. The 400 level is made up of suites, while the 500 level completely surrounds the entire stadium with regular seating options. When using TicketSmarter’s interactive seating map, fans should note that sections 130 through 133 are located directly behind the Panthers’ bench, while sections 110 through 113 are behind the visiting team’s bench.