The Eagles concert was verygood as always. The arena was average. The upper section seating was a steep climb up a stcky set of stairs. I dont know why they werwnt cleaned but obviIusly had not been for a while Be sure to eat before you arrive. A dfaft beer and popcorn was $35!

Recently, I drove seven hours to take my son to the Spectrum Center in Charlotte, and we had an amazing time. The arena lived up to our expectations, delivering a memorable experience. The only downside was the lack of pre-event activities outside the arena, but the attentive staff more than made up for it by keeping us engaged. We opted for seats in the Founder area, specifically the Flight Deck, and it was well worth it. For just $40 each, we enjoyed access to a buffet and our own table, all while being entertained. The only suggestion would be to have a few extra servers at the stairs for smoother service, but it didn't hinder our enjoyment. To enhance others' experiences, I've included some pictures since there wasn't much information available about the seats beforehand. Overall, a fantastic outing – kudos to the Spectrum Center team for a job well done.

The Spectrum Center is a good venue for basketball. Came here for the NCAA opening rounds. One big plus was the large men's room with a lot of facilities.. no long waits, especially at half time. One downside the concession area. Lines for the pizza and Barbecue were all mixed up. Could have used some rope chains to separate the crowds and make the wait lines distinct.

I had been here previously for a business event but returned when I won free tickets to see the Eagles in concert. Parking is horrendous and expensive downtown but we found a street lot a few blocks away. For such a large venue, we also thought the variety of food options was lacking. The arena was fine for the concert, even though we thought it was odd that we couldn't bring cans and bottles bought onsite into the seating area (staff told us that was a request of the artist). I would return but only for a special artist or event that wasn't performing elsewhere in the state.