Section 527 at Bank of America Stadium

(2026 Review) - Top Tier: The 500 Level is the highest seating tier at Bank of America Stadium.  Most Affordable: Typically among the cheapest tickets for a game, thanks to the distance from the field.  No Amenities: These are basic seats with no premium perks.  Sun Exposure: Almost all seats sit in the sun most of the day — sections 515–530 catch it the longest.  Endzone Video Note: Large video screens sit behind both endzones, so endzone sections have only the far screen in view.  Who Should Sit Here  The 500 Level at Bank of America Stadium is for budget-minded fans who want to be in the building for game day without paying for premium extras. If getting the lowest price matters more than proximity to the field, this is your tier.  500 Level Seating Details  This is the uppermost tier of the stadium, wrapping the field above the lower levels. Entry tunnels are at the bottom of the seating bowl, and with 34 rows to climb, reaching the top rows can be a hike — worth keeping in mind when choosing a row.  Views from the 500 Level  You get a high, full-field vantage point from up here. The east side of the field gets more sun, and nearly every seat is exposed most of the day, with sections 515–530 in the sun the longest. Large video screens sit behind each endzone, so if you're in an endzone section, only the screen at the opposite end is visible — the other is behind your seats.  Sun & Shade  If sun exposure is a concern, steer away from sections 515–530, which stay in the sun the longest. Bring sunscreen and plan for direct sun for most of the game across this level. 

- Like all locations in the upper level, ticketholders quickly find out that the lower the row, the better. In the endzones, it may be the difference between walking 25 steps and walking none.  The views from the lower rows are also decidedly better than at the top. The sitelines in the first few rows are comparable to the views from the suites located just below. With large videoboards on each side of the field, fans in both endzones will have great head-on looks at replays and stats.