Reserve a Parking Spot Nearby
415 S Mint St. - Garage
starting at
$ 27.50
401 S Graham St. - FNB Tower Garage
starting at
$ 29.61
401 S Church St. (400 S Tryon St.) - Garage
starting at
$ 21.15
160 W MLK Jr. Blvd. (330 S Tryon St.) - Garage
starting at
$ 21.15
206 S Church St. – AutoPark Garage
starting at
$ 11.75
249 W 4th St. (227 W Trade St.) - Carillon Garage
starting at
$ 15.86
Parking Rates Near Bank of America Stadium
| Parking Type | SpotHero Average Rental Price |
|---|---|
| Commuter Parking | $20 - $26 |
| Weekend Parking | $25 - $35 |
| Event Parking | $28 - $40 |
| Overnight Parking | $20 - $28 |
Find and Reserve Parking Near Bank of America Stadium
Bank of America Stadium is home to the Carolina Panthers and hosts the annual Duke’s Mayo Bowl, concerts, and live events year-round. With the help of SpotHero, enjoy the convenience of booking a parking spot ahead of time, ensuring you have a space when you arrive at the stadium.
To get started, select the event you wish to book parking for, find your ideal spot on the map, and head to checkout to complete your reservation! You will receive a prepaid parking pass with all of your spot details and you’ll be at the stadium in no time.
Parking at Bank of America Stadium can be challenging, especially on game days or during major events. Here are some key points to keep in mind:
1. Official Stadium Parking Lots: The stadium has limited official parking, which can fill up quickly. These lots are usually reserved for season ticket holders or those who purchase parking passes in advance.
2. Nearby Parking Garages/Lots: There are numerous parking garages and lots within walking distance of the stadium. Prices can vary depending on the proximity to the stadium and the event. Popular parking options include the Duke Energy Center Garage, The Green Garage, and lots along South Mint Street.
3. Tailgating: Tailgating is allowed in some parking lots near the stadium, but each lot may have its own rules.
4. Public Transit and Ridesharing: The LYNX Blue Line light rail stops at several locations near the stadium. Ridesharing services like Uber and Lyft also have designated drop-off and pick-up areas close to the stadium.
5. Walking or Biking: Some fans park further away in cheaper lots or residential areas and walk to the stadium. Biking is also an option, with bike racks available near the stadium.
6. Traffic Considerations: Traffic can be heavy before and after events, so planning your route and reserving parking ahead of time is a good idea. Leaving early or staying late to avoid the rush can help with smoother entry and exit.