Section 110 at Bank of America Stadium

(2026 Review) - Lower Level Location: Sits closest to the player sidelines, tunnels, and on-field action.  Compact Bowl: Just 19 rows separate the field from the back of the section, keeping nearly every seat close to the action.  Outstanding Sightlines: Almost all seats offer excellent views regardless of location.  Open Air: Every seat on the lower level is exposed to the open air.  Who Should Sit Here  The 100-Level at Bank of America Stadium is ideal for fans who want to be as close to the game as possible. If you love seeing the players on the sidelines, watching them come through the tunnels, and feeling every play up close, this is the level for you.  100-Level Seating Details  The 100-Level is the lower bowl at Bank of America Stadium, wrapping the field just above the sidelines. With only 19 rows from front to back, fans stay close to the action throughout the section. It sits directly below the 200-Level, which is separated from it only by a walkway.  Views from the 100-Level  With just 19 rows, almost all seats deliver outstanding views no matter where you sit. For Panthers games, we recommend seats closer to the top of the section (near row 19) rather than the bottom — the added elevation gives you a better view over the players standing along the sidelines. Keep in mind all seats on this level are exposed to the open air.  Nearby Seats  If you're comparing options, the Silver Club Seats sit in the 300-numbered sections and are the only silver-colored seats in the stadium. The 200-Level is also right nearby, separated from the 100-Level only by a walkway. 

- The most sought after seats in the lower level of BOA Stadium are in sideline sections 108-115 and 128-135. The front rows of seats on the west side of the stadium (128-135) are mere feet away from the Panthers players and coaches. Meanwhile, visiting fans will find comfortable surroundings on the other side of the field behind the visitor sideline. While Panthers fans prefer the west side because of its proximity to the players, it's also the less sunny side of the field. These sections have the sun behind them and will be less exposed during hot early-season games. Each section along the sidelines features 20 rows of seating with row 1 closest to the field and a walkway and concourse tunnels at the top near Row 20.