I purchased a seasonal pass & food pass which I highly recommend. A meal can cost around $18 and that's without a drink. I've been going here for years and my daughters really enjoys it. They have a new section Aeronautica which has some cool rides.

Went with my bestie, it was fun, we walked around and rode the Viper, completely shook us!🤣 not much good food choices, panda express is there but seems to be lacking. It was a good walking park though, and there was also a parade which the kids enjoyed. Not that busy when we went there which was a Sunday.

I absolutely love this park! The park is beautiful with a huge variety of rides. The majority of the coasters were great. My favorite coaster was Fury 325! We ate at several restaurants and the food was good. I can't wait to come back!

It was excellent! They had plenty of help, security had a presence. Everyone had a great time. The food was outstanding too! I love to eat, so I thought there was plenty of food portioned out. Get the dining package. If you eat twice, you've got your money's worth.

We have been to a lot of amusement parks and this one was setup correctly. My kids loved the snoopy land! The staff is amazing to work with and the whole process was simple from start to finish!

Cedar Fair parks are fun, but to bad Fury 325 is down because of cracked support. I'm glad, After Burner still has airplane there. Hint when finished with it can I have it 😉 Park needs a Chicken Shack like Kings Island has. I have VIP pass but want a waste of money. Bait and switch when they said soda and snacks. I only saw a water pitcher there. I will never get VIP on my pass next year. Missed Parade that was at 5pm when thinking it was 8pm. Couldn't get info on it inside the park.. All in all, I had a great time. See ya in 2024...

A little on the pricey side but if you want to try to save money you can always go to the website and pay for day tickets a day in advance (for the cheaper tickets in the evening.. It looked like if you paid for tickets for 4pm and after a day in advance, you could get tickets for $37.99). We paid about $43.00 (because we purchased tickets for the same day for 4pm and after) per person but it was better than $75.00 or $80.00 per person that they charge if you try go earlier (for us anyways, to each their own). I definitely recommend buying tickets online, especially if you plan to go at 4 or after, I didn't see any ticket booth open to buy tickets). When I called the number, it straight up told me we had to purchase tickets online. Also, be prepared to go through a metal detector if you have anything metallic on you. I highly recommend checking your pockets and purse and leaving anything unnecessary in the car before walking into the park. They will go through everything you have (and dump it all out on the table in front of everyone) to find out what is causing the metal detector to go off. We had fun though. The kids had fun. That's what it's about anyways. We got to enjoy the park and all of its rides and it was open until 9 that evening (well, it was supposed to be but that's another story for another day). Just so you know, parking has to be paid separately as well and it was $30.00. This was on a Thursday (Just mentioning that because I kept seeing people online saying it was $25.00). That's not the price we paid. Just want you all to be able to make an informed decision and still be able to have fun at a price that works for you. Be safe!

My family and I love coming here. We get Gold passes every year so we can go to Scarowinds and WinterFest. It is crowded so I suggest taking a picture of your child with what they are wearing that day incase you might get separated, especially if you have a runner, and I always put my phone number in my kids bag just to make sure.

Fantastic Park. Very clean, and super clean restrooms (which is an oddity). I will note that the food is good all around. They have a lot of GREAT roller coasters. The Fury is wild! We have been here 2 times and have had a blast. We had a minor issue with our Fast Pass but Shane in Guest Services was awesome and took care of us. We will be back soon!

Went for Winter Fest to celebrate New Year's Eve with family. Enjoyed the festive mood, decorations, hot cocoa, and variety of warm beverages. Riding the attractions that were open was fun!

Haven't been to the park since I was 25..Many years ago!!! It's very well kept,lots of attendants to help find your way around!! The food is very expensive so it's worth getting the meal ticket if your gonna be there all day!!! The rides were just as I remembered!!! Fun and full of excitement!!!!

Came here for the first time for Winter fest. Lights were really done well. Copperhead was the best ride they had operating, very fun. Only complaints were that there was no directory of what rides are operational, causing a lot of wandering around. Food was limited as well.

We visited here in the evening. So the entrance admission fee was less than regular. It's the holiday season and pretty chilled at night. Part of the exciting rides were closed, but those roller coaster rides were open. Your teens still can have great exciting fun. For those young children, Snoopy Camp is a good area to impress them. There were also a lot singing/dancing shows to watch. Finally, there was a parade like Disney which brought a perfect end of night. Holiday lighting decorations here is one of the attractions for all visitors.... Merry Christmas and Happy holidays!!

A fun time for all ages, friends, family, & co-workers. Tons to do for all from thrill-seekers to the more calmer individuals. Definitely worth the trip, but be sure to get the season pass and meal plan if you plan on going more than one day, as this will definitely pay for itself.

We had a great time, we arrived early to make sure we avoid the crowd. We got into several lines and by noon the wait time was about an hour. Still we had fun. The park is very nice, clean, the staff is nice, mostly tan by young adults. When we got hungry we ate at the big food court and the food was decent, we got chicken strips and fries. We are definitely coming back

Great place, but they're getting greedy. $30 for parking is ridiculous! Buy tickets online prior to visiting because it's much cheaper.

This visit was for winter fest. Do not go expecting rides very few are running but the lights and magic feeling of Christmas is great try being the kid you know you want to be.we had a blast worth the trip as long as you know what to expect. Also find scrooge and tell him I sent you bet dressed group there and keep a eye out for deer they got loose when we were there

We went for Winter Fest. The park was decorated nicely and I absolutely loved the parade. There were people walking around in costumes of Christmas old. There were performances throughout the park and the times and locations were posted in several locations. We didn't ride while we were there...we just enjoyed the festivities.

Amazing amusement park! Very clean and well kept, staff that we interacted with were all very friendly and helpful. Beautiful decorations for their winter festivities and so many fun things for kids and kids at heart! Everything was easily found and we found the app to be helpful finding locations around the park. Handicap accessible areas and restrooms available.

We were able to go pretty early in the morning, before many people were there and the lines got too long. Every ride had about a 15 minute wait once it got a little more busy. The food places there were good and they have cute souvenirs. The rides are all amazing and so much fun!!!

Lots of fun for all ages. We purchased tickets online and added the meal and drinks for the entire day. Be careful with the food if you are planning to dine later, while it states that food is available up to the time the park closes, we found that most of the "restaurants" were closed an hour earlier.

I visited the place during the opening weekend. It was a fun thrilling experience. Since the park wasn't that busy, there weren'tany long queue for the rides, so was able to go on all the thrilling roller coasters. Fury 325, thunder strike, night hawk are my top 3! I also tried the ripcord and it was an amazing experience!

Terrible experience. Paid a lot of money for myself and 2 grandchildren to get in. Most rides were down and only running intermittently. Not a weather problem. Someone said they were having electrical problems??? Then close down and refund money. See all of the down ride pictures in my view!

Dear Mr Carowinds. Today was spring break and may daughter who is six almost seven and I thought this would be a fun place to adventure. We got to the park just after open. It was easy to get in. Although 30 dollars to park was almost the same price of a third ticket. We entered the park quick and were ready to ride. The park was very clean. My mini me is 46 inch. Which was just under the 48 inch mark. Seems to be a gap in the small kids rides to the big kids 58 inch tall. But we did find a lot to ride. Four roller coasters, three that were age, appropriate and one that was for smaller kids. We did find about seven other things to ride. The haunted house was fun. It was a bit extreme on the prices of food. $17 for a piece of pizza was really pricey. But we did manage to have a great day. At the very end of the day we got one the gear spin. Sophia was running it. She closed the line right after we got in line at 8:02. She was amazing and made our day. As we got on she talked the ride up and made the last ride of the day so much fun. She went far and beyond someone who just enjoyed their job. We did have an amazing day. It would have just been a little been in a year or two when she can ride more of the bigger coasters. See you again in a couple years and thanks for the memories.

Winterfest (New Years Eve celebration) was great! Our family had an amazing time. There were lots of people, but lines were not long for the rides that were open, and hot chocolate and cider were amazing and kept you warm. We enjoyed the rides, the food, the parade, and the live bands! (No issues, and it appeared that everyone was having a good time) We have season passes, so being able to enjoy a year-round experience is always fun for our family. You can't go wrong buying a season pass if you live in the area. Great way to end 2023!🎉🎊🎉🎊🎉

Nice clean park. Food is food and rides are top notch. Our home park is cedar point but we like to make this a yearly trip.

If you are in Charlotte, it is a fun place to visit and good for all age groups. You can buy tickets at the booth or book online, either you it works. Consider family membership option if you are family of two and have 2-3 kids, as the family membership provides more value for money and you get two buddy passes which you can use immediately during the visit if you have more than two adults in your group. Simulation drive is included with the family membership, so value instead of combo tickets. It is a long line sometimes and probably most times to get into simulation. You can easily spend 3-4 hours at the museum, rest rooms are clean and very accessible.

NASCAR hall of fame museum is a must visit! I enjoyed this a lot with my family. The experience wasn’t what I had expected at all— in a great way! Stimulations and interactive activities all throughout. Very clean and well kept facility. Loved the gear shop as well. Highly recommend purchasing the Combo 1 package as you’re provided a cool lanyard for your hard card and unlimited rides on the race stimulator. Would love to visit again.

Its interesting and they have guided tours as well as a pit crew test where you can compete against other people. Not very expensive and they have a military discount, but not first responder for entrance tickets. Parking is not free unless you are a "Legends and Champions" member-I assume you'd know if you meet that qualification.

Whether you're newly introduced to NASCAR or you're an avid fan, this place is a must-see. My mom and I went today, and it was a treat! We were able to take our time to look through all of the exhibits, and the staff was so courteous. They were very enthusiastic and willing to answer any questions. A memorable experience all around.

I am glad to finally visit the NASCAR Hall of Fame. My son is a big fan and I watch it a bit but we both had a blast! Learning the history and seeing everything on display was mesmerizing. The simulators were exciting and it was great to experience what the NASCAR life is like. I wish there were a few more sections so kids can interact since they are fans too but we made it work. The staff was very friendly and answered any questions we had.

Even though I'm only a moderate NASCAR fan, and my wife has no love for any motor sport this place is an absolute must visit. The exhibitions are fun and brilliantly done. It's reasonably priced to get in with lots of combinations to make it cheaper.

It's interesting and neat to see the cars. But for 34 dollars and 12 dollars for parking. Unless your a really big fan of racing save yourself some money and skip this. There's a 12 minute movie that was interesting. But the best thing that is offered is the simulation it will have a long wait unless your going to stay all day plan on going on it once. Nascar is a billion dollar sport and this was the best they could do for its hall of fame, sorry but it's a big disappointment.

We had an absolutely amazing time here. About $ 80+ for 3 people with 2 of our tickets being discounted military. There are packages you can purchase to include a simulator ride. Very interactive. You get a card to scan at the stations for more information or to activate the kiosks. You can take a picture and get your face and name on the large jumbo screen with your favorite drivers you select underneath your picture welcoming you. There was a simulator qualifier, the real thing and a timed pit crew simulator. Super cool museum to view the history of NASCAR, owner and driver history. Amazing time for all.

Clean facilities, everything was easy to read and adequate labelling of where to go. Good explanation of interactive activities or what was displayed. Best part was the staff, they were all very happy to help, explain and keep you engaged. Definitely recommend the simulator combo. Didn't eat there but food smelled and looked delicious.

We got to go after hours with our convention, so it was pretty packed, and im not sure how that compares to a normal experience. If you're interested in Nascar, you'll love this place! There is lots of information for the history buffs, and lots to see! There was even interactive displays and "games."

Pretty cool for a half day activity and have fun games and activities for the kids. Wish there was more representation of diversity and some bumper cart action to tie it all together. A bit underwhelming for how big the building is.

Great for kids, honestly it was much more interactive than I thought it would be. They have an individual card for you to use and scan throughout the tour to customize your experience, lots of models of the engineering and building of the cars too. They went all out on decoration and props, the place is extremely clean and well kept. 4 stories, but with elevators and ramps leading all the way up it's not a difficult jot though they said it takes about 3 hours to complete we were done in about 2. If you pay the extra for the driving simulator, there will be a bit of a wait and we didn't have that kind of time. All in all, great value and a good memory

I’m not a NASCAR fan but the hall of fame is definitely worth visiting if you are in town and have time. We visited on a Monday right when it opened and it was empty. We did the racing simulator multiple times as well as the pit crew station; both were fun. There are a lot of exhibits for those that are fans. The staff were very friendly and knowledgeable and clearly loved working there.

Great place to visit if you're a Nascar fan of any kind that said, overall great place to visit. Even if you are just a car fan, it's well laid out and very interesting. Extremely clean, if you care to eat there the cafeteria is not overpriced and is much faster than trying to eat in Buffalo wild wings which is attached. You can wait there till you're gray-haired and probably never get a table. Parking is just around the corner from the front door and easily accessible to the Hall of Fame

What a fantastic experience. One of the friendliest environments I have ever been in. From the front desk to the workers on the floor it’s like they were all trained at Chick fil a. Super high level of customer service at the hall of fame. The exhibits were beautiful and the car simulators were awesome. But the most fun had to be the pit lane simulator where you physically have to do a pit stop on a car. Such a great place to visit I highly recommend it to anyone and everyone

We visited early afternoon on a weekday, no waiting to get in and I recommend you pick a ticket package that best suit your needs. You may not want to take part in all the Halls attractions. We did the simulator and photo with lunch credit package. You also get a $10 speed (gift) shop voucher included. The displaces are beautifully displaced with detailed narration. We enjoyed ourselves.

I am not a Nascar fan, but I did enjoy the museum. The interactive race simulator was so much fun! Very clean, with fun exhibits. My husband thoroughly enjoyed!

Looking back at old pictures then realized I need to tell you to go! I went August 2022. I did not know exactly what to expect, but it exceeded any expectations. It was large, clean, informative, interactive and interesting. Its very well made. A must see in Charlotte.

I'll admit, I'm not a die-hard NASCAR fan, but my visit to the NASCAR Hall of Fame in Charlotte was surprisingly enjoyable! From the moment I walked in, I could appreciate the rich history and the excitement that surrounds NASCAR. The exhibits were thoughtfully put together with interactive displays and engaging videos, making it easy for someone like me to learn and get into it. I was especially impressed by the Hall of Honor, which introduced me to the legends of the sport and their incredible stories. Even though I'm not a racing enthusiast, I had a blast with the simulator experiences. It was a unique chance to feel what it's like to be on a NASCAR track, and I found it really fun. The staff members were friendly and happy to share their knowledge, which helped me understand more about the sport. And the gift shop had some cool NASCAR merchandise that even a casual fan like me couldn't resist. So, even if you're not a NASCAR fanatic, the NASCAR Hall of Fame in Charlotte can still be a fun and educational experience. It certainly was for me!

I had a great time exploring the history and memorabilia of the Nascar Hall of Fame. Seeing the cars up close and on the banked track of the rotunda, you really get a feel for what it's like being a driver. Upon entry, every ticket holder receives a plastic, credit card sized card that helps you interact with the displays and make it a more personal experience. With the race simulator (for an additional charge) and the pit crew challenge (included in general admission), you get to experience what it's like to sit in the driver seat and be a pit crew member. There are also tons of artifacts on display with a brief story behind the person that wore, drove, owned, or turned a wrench on. With so much to see and learn about, you really need multiple days to explore, but it's also makes a good day trip. Whether you are a Nascar fan or not, it's worth seeing at least once.

We were in town for a conference and I decided to take my little one to check out the cool cars! Let me just say he loved it! He is a big fan of lightning McQueen, so that was a lovely surprise for him! I purchased the number three combo pack and it was definitely worth it! The barbeque beef sandwich was great! You also get a $10 credit for the gift shop which is pretty cool and a free photo! There is the option to buy a second photo for $15. The employees were friendly and it was fun exploring the museum!

I don’t know what kid or adult wouldn’t like this place!! Definitely going back! Well worth the money. I bought tickets online, but there still would have been no wait! Very organized and structured. Bought a package that comes with the simulator, lunch, a certificate to the gift shop and other goodies! Very interactive and educational museum! There’s like 3 or 4 levels to the museum so wear your walking shoes. A theater with a 20 minute show is included you can watch at your leisure.

Beautiful facility with kind and welcoming staff. The facility is setup so nicely! You will see and learn all aspects of NASCAR including detailed history. Don't skip the simulator and pit crew challenge. Well worth the price of admission. There is limited street parking but there is an attached parking garage. We went on a weekday (Thursday) and it wasn't busy.

A truly amazing experience. The architecture of the venue alone is a marvel. The cars, suits, helmets, trophies and other exhibits are wonderfully arranged. Do not miss trying the race simulation in a model car and the pit stop challenge. Something not to miss by any means when in Charlotte

Huge place. So much to see and do. So reasonably priced for all you get. Simulators, pit stop challenge and so many more interactive exhibits. We stayed 3 hours but, could have stayed 5. We loved it.

If you're a die hard NASCAR fan who appreciates the history, you'll likely really enjoy a visit to the hall of fame. For me as a casual fan at best, I had a very underwhelming experience. Also, I wouldn't bring kids here, they'll be very bored. The best thing was that all of the workers I encountered were nice and helpful. Everything else I found to be very boring and quite overpriced. The driving simulation was kind of cool, but was quite far from a realistic experience overall. If the cost of admission was half of what they charge, I'd feel a bit more like I got my money's worth. Otherwise, it's just boring and overpriced. Plus you have to pay for parking too.

This place is fun for all! Knowledgeable about the sport and even had live simulators to enjoy from racing to pit stop challenges. Recommend getting the package to eat and enjoy free memorabilia and photos with crew or family

Pretty cool experience. I was able to go through a company party so everything was available for use. The driving simulation was really cool. You first qualify on a machine with a steering wheel and then you get in an actual life size Nascar and race with a screen in front of you. 16 people were able to race each other at once. They also had a tire changing challenge. The whole walkway up goes through all the degrees of the tracks. It was pretty cool. It also had a ton of memorabilia for Nascar fans.

Definitely a bucket list place for any NASCAR fan. I thoroughly enjoyed my visit there. I arrived a little later on a Saturday (after lunch) and it wasn't crowded at all. Lots of history and memorabilia there, stuff going way back.

Best place for inspiration and race car fans. Their display was beautifully done and they speak for the self. I would recommend go spend atleast few mins to read story around it. Overall was very inspiring and motivational visit

Fantastic museum completely different than I was expecting. The cars are very well arranged, clean, all details and information about them with pictures and displays. Information about the roads where they race, angle of the road in all angles. Their car simulator is a must to do for if you want to have the feeling of drive those cars at high speed. They have a theater room to show movies of cars competition. Better yet, they have discounts for seniors. I recommend this place to all ages and gender.

I visited Billy Graham Library this past week. It was such an amazing experience. The volunteers were friendly and welcoming. There was plenty of parking and no waiting in line although there were plenty of people around visiting. As I approached the house where the Grahams once lived, I could hear worship music emanating from the garden and throughout the grounds...such a serene atmosphere. There was a prayer bench/garden that I sat at and prayed (see photo). I was told that the house is 60% of the original house construction the Grahams lived in when he was a young boy from 7-17 years old. Every brick, according to the tour guide, was disassembled, numbered one by one, moved from one location of NC and reassembled/built to sit on this property at the Billy Graham Library. Amazing… The barn with the cross is the actual Library and where the cafe is located. Again, everyone was welcoming and inviting. The food at the cafe is good and reasonably priced. .

I loved the history here! From his childhood home to all the amazing accomplishments from his life. One of my all time favorite museums. Everyone here was so friendly and inviting. The gift shop was really nice. Enjoyed every moment here! Can wait to go back soon.

Our first visit to this holy place was truly a blessing. The staff were kind, gracious, and welcoming, embodying the love of Christ in their actions. It was an inspiration to learn about the life and work of Billy Graham, and how he devoted himself to spreading the word of God. His unwavering faith and commitment to serving the Lord is a shining example for us all. We left feeling uplifted and renewed in our own faith. Praise be to God for this wonderful experience.

God bless you when you go to this blessing site. There are two structures of this site. One is library itself, alone with a bookstore and a shop. They have some decent souvenirs. The other one is the Graham family homeplace. There are volunteers as tour guides that tell you the family history and the building history. I especially paid a visit to the cemetery. That's the main reason I came to this site. I bumped into one volunteer. After he heard my road trip story, he put hand on my head and he prayed for me. It really touched my heart. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏❣️❣️❣️❣️

This is a wonderful place to visit! I was pleasantly surprised at the level of technology used to make this a very interesting stop. The focus of the library is not on the person of Billy Graham, but on how God used him. His evangelical efforts continue in this museum. It was amazing to see the people and places that Billy and Ruth Graham impacted for Christ. Truly an amazing life and a great memorial to his dedication to Jesus Christ!

The Billy Graham Library and Journey of Faith is a must see. We thoroughly enjoyed it! Since we came on November 30, we were also able to view the live nativity which was very nice.

What a cool experience! The production quality of the “journey of faith” was top notch. Felt like something out of Disney World. Very encouraging experience and fun for the family. The little restaurant is great too. Don’t sleep on the coffee, it was better than Starbucks.

The Billy Graham Library is a beautiful, peaceful place to be able to hear the gospel preached. The staff here is very caring and give such a warm welcome to everyone. My family was asked by several staff members if there was anything they could pray over for us. Love coming here and do so about every year.

This was such a great place to visit in Charlotte. It's so peaceful and beautiful. The staff was really kind and very knowledgeable, willing to explain everything in detail. The exhibit is well organized and even their store is nice. I particularly loved the gallery of photos and the display about the life of Billy Graham. This could be such a great venue for a wedding. I loved that there was no entry fee too. Definitely worth a visit.

A very pleasant surprise stop on our trip. The staff is really friendly and eager to connect and help. The whole exhibition on Billy Graham's life is really well done and worth every second! Would definitely recommend. Not only is informational and entertaining, but it also really straightens one's faith.

Very moving. It's amazing to see what he did in his lifetime. It inspired me to do better, be better. The cafe is reasonable with great food. Allow time to enjoy each and every part of the experience.

First time to this museum — it is a very well curated museum. It specializes in detailing the life and ministry of evangelist Billy Graham. The presentation and flow of the museum was very well done. Lots of information, lots of artifacts. If one is a fan of Graham or just curious as to who he was, it should be satisfying. Admission was free though they will accept donations. The museum part takes about 1.5 hours to do. Went on a Monday, it was not busy.

Beautiful experience with the family. Inspired to live my life more fulfilling and following the Lord’s will! My kids also enjoyed it and my eldest cried. The snippets of Billy Graham’s sermons were so powerful and moving. We highly recommend going out of your way to visit this anointed place!!

First time visiting. Found the experience to be very enriching. Hearing the journey of faith 🙏 beginning was amazing. Visited Ruth attic which had many gift ideas. the original home that Billy grew up in. Grave sites for Billy and his wife. Great experience! Highly recommend when in Charlotte. Also the concession stand that offered good food choices.

We toured the museum & library on March 14, 2024. Absolutely amazing !!! Very moving and heart warming. he was such a wonderful evangelist. Unfortunately, I never appreciated him growing up as I did when I got older. I had tears when I walked through the exhibits. You can visit his boyhood home which has been moved to that site. He and his wifeare buried next to the museum. It is truly a fantastic place to visit. Absolutely a must. Staffed by volunteers The restaurant served delicious food very reasonably priced.

What an amazing experience it was to visit this place. An honorable man of God who has left such an everlasting impact for God’s kingdom and a legacy for generations to come. Clean, hospitable, inviting, educational and enlightening. Kudos for the amazing staff and their sensitivity to the Holy Spirit to drop anything they’re doing to pray with and for someone

Entry is free and they even give you a gift bag for filling out a survey because they truly want to make the museum a blessing to people. There is a tour that takes you through the life of Billy Graham and family. The first half or so is guided with the last half being self directed. There's a bathroom at the entry and half way through the museum. You learn so much about him the impact he made. In the same building is an adorable gift shop and cafe. You'll also find a prayer garden where Billy and Ruth are buried along with his childhood home that was disassembled and rebuilt there. You can tour both at a self directed pace. Most of the workers are volunteers and know a ton about the Graham family and are even ready to pray with you. What an amazing way for Billy and Ruth Graham to reach people after their earthly life! A must go when in Charlotte.

The Billy Graham Library is peaceful, full of history and Christian heritage. The Journey of Faith is so enlightening and Billy and Ruth Graham are examples of humility, love and serving others. I spent a lot of time in the gift shop. The Dairy Barn has the best scones! Each volunteer is friendly and gracious.

Offers a self tour of the home of Billy Graham. The home and library have plenty of memorabilia from Mr & Mrs Graham’s life and ministry. Plenty of friendly staff throughout to help and answer any questions. Large bookstore and a place to eat inside. Walking trails with benches and the final resting place of the Grahams on site. Very nice place to visit.

The Holy Spirit of Truth was felt the moment my wife and I stepped out of the vehicle. It has such a peaceful atmosphere. Great intimate details and displays of his life, family and team through his Evangelical journey. Set aside about 3 hours and become immersed in his history and more important God's word. It will be on our visit list every time we come to Charlotte North Carolina. Peace and blessings!

One of the most beautiful and serene experiences I've had. It is a beautiful library/museum, that offers free admission, a bookstore, cafe, and history about Billy Graham and his ministry. And wonderful staff and volunteers who will even pray with you at the end. I'm grateful to have been able to visit the Library, which it's main goal is to magnify and glorify Jesus Christ.

This place is so special! You really feel God’s heart through everything here. We love the tour and enjoy sharing with our friends and loved ones. Have been many times. The Library also hosts events like the women’s tea which is lovely! The Christmas event at the Library is one you don’t want to miss! The food is good! The gift shop is great!

Weeknight visit in Dec. Had prebooked tickets (general admission/parking free). Beautiful place that is well-maintained and well-staffed with volunteers and paid help. Shuttles came quickly as it was not busy. Live nativity with bonus kangaroo. Waking paths were well-lit. Workers said there were carolers on-site for 30 minutes but we never saw them or heard ANY music on the grounds throughout our trip (outside of the Journey of Faith tour which showcased Billy Graham's life of evangelism). This tour was free and lasted about 90 min. They have kids' activity sheets to keep them engaged in the tour (two versions: younger and older). 8 year old did the pictire-based scavenger-hunt one and 12 year old did the older version which held their attention and resulted in a small gift for each of them in the gift shop. Carriage rides were additional, $12 adult/$6 child. We didn't participate in the sit-down dinner as it was sold out when I booked tickets at Thanksgiving time. (If you're on the mailing list list, they send an email when the dinner bookings start in early Nov.)

TL;DR VR headset movie theatre, while sitting in your fixed high school desk chair without the back-popping capabilities, and being forced to watch ______, on your phone, 6 inches in front of you. Just going to state that this was my first and possibly last IMAX experience. Went to go see The Batman at 2 pm. Arrive 10 minutes early and we are told we must get what snacks we need due to the theatre doors being locked at 2. OK. Go grab snacks and run back. Sadly... there was only bottled water and astronaut ice cream cakes. Odd but OK. Take my 21 bucks for 2 waters and 2 cakes. Rush back and find a seat. Found one but it hurts the neck due to no reclining seats and center focal point being a good bit higher than traditional theatres. Found another up top and it's marginally better. Halfway through and shooting pains through my legs from having an inch of space and that's with me stretching them into the aisle (I'm 5'11, 175 lbs). I couldn't imagine sitting through a movie while being in the middle of a group, although the image quality would hopefully be better. Having maybe 4k in the center of the screen... it quickly degraded in quality consistently everywhere else. Don't know if the movie was made for IMAX, but it definitely didn't seem so with edges being cut off. How can a theater show this movie and be pleased with what they are presenting? The whole experience was just abysmal. Astronaut cake was the best thing. I can't even give a rating on the movie; I couldn't focus due to discomfort. Will watch it again once it's released...

We came to the Beautifica show and the website said that the doors would open 45 minutes before the time. A LIE. They only let the VIP people 30 minutes early and if you have a general entry, you go in right on time. YOU GET 2 MIN TO FIND A SEAT! (They could have let us in 5 minutes early but no.) In the darkness . And it's steep. We were yelled at, twice! for using the flashlights not to fall. And they have a concession stand, except, it's not manned, so you can only buy some drinks 10 min before entry (for the 5pm show). To top it off, they don't even scan the tickets. They look at them and then they write an X on top of your hand 🤣 And parking. TRY TO PARK ON THE STREETS CLOSE BY. The building beside it is $17, no matter how long. And paying took 15 min wait with only a third of the theater full. One of the worst venues in Charlotte NC, a shame. Bu the way, the show Beautifica was nice, but not almost an hour, as l advertised in the website, but only 45 minutes precisely. And you can find the music in Spotify.

I love IMAX Dome, I LOVED the show and graphics!! Very cool! Sound and visuals were awesome! 1 thing I would highly recommend to really enjoy the experience is if they had reclining chairs.🙏👍 I was scooted down in my chair then sideways in 2 chairs. 😅 trying to see all the graphics & designs. It was quite difficult trying to get comfortable.

Saw Spider-man Across the Spiderverse here and it was amazing!!! Sat at the very top so my neck wouldn’t hurt looking all around lol. It felt like a different kind of 3D experience.

This is an experience not to be missed. Tickets are cheap, and I always learn something new when I take my kids to watch their educational films. Last but not least, the visuals and sound are amazing. Pro-tip: Don't park in the hotel parking garage. Use the Discovery Place parking garage at the corner of 6th and Church St. Enjoy!!!

Fantastic dome screen and great sound quality. The legroom was tight for a long movie. Food and drink options minimal.

We had an absolute blast watching the imax Ireland film. It was stunning. There's also a huge Marvel feature going on in Discovery Place for some amazing photo ops! Definitely worth the stop.

My family and I went to Beautifica. It was my first time visiting the IMAX Dome Theater. The seats were comfortable. It was a nice experience. The girls enjoyed the interactive wall while waiting in line.

Super clean, great early morning option for a Saturday so we can get in with our little one and still explore Charlotte before lunch even hits!

Watched one of the Discovery Center educational movies, "Dinosaurs in Antarctica". Nice experience, impressive sound, cool immersion through the spherical screen. However, the large screen covers such a huge space that you have to crane your head around to see the edges. Also some technical details that probably need to be worked out as the picture sometimes got distorted or out of focus slightly...

Do not go to see an IMAX movie here. I don’t even know why they would try to show movies here. There is no recline, so you are staring nearly straight up the entire time. It’s cool for about 10 minutes, but sitting through Oppenheimer is miserable. It is a very tight space, my legs were touching the seat in front of me, so it’s nearly impossible to leave unless you sit near the aisle. You can only focus on like 40% of the screen at any one time. Everyone I went with left with major motion sickness.

The IMAX Dome itself was great I really enjoyed it. The sound, out of this world. However, for amenities, the concession stand is lackluster! The gentleman that was there didn't seem like he wanted to be there. Grumpy to say the least. Unhelpful yeah. Anyways, I wish they would have more options for the concession stand. The place was clean. One thing that would also be nice is available parking for people who are coming to the theater and participating in buying and spending money.

We went to see James Hoods Beautifica, and the experience was definitely disappointing. They tell you to arrive 45 mins early, but don't let you in the theater until right before it starts. The concessions were closed by 4:30, which seemed like a waste with so many people standing around. Getting a bag of m&ms could've made the wait a little nicer. The main issue was lack of communication. We never saw anything saying you needed wristbands to enter the movie, but when we went to go in, they told us we had to walk around and get wristbands. They actually led us straight into the theater on the opposite side where we still had yet to find anyone giving out wristbands, so we just walked straight in and found seats. There were several moments during the show that it started making me feel nauseous, which wouldn't have been as bad if the theater had any air flow at all.

I came with the school I work for and the kids really enjoyed it. We watched the solar system show, and the presenter was great and engaged with the kids. The experience was great.

Went with my family to view the most spectacular art showcase by James Hood BEAUTIFICA! An absolute must see experience and journey into his beautiful art.

Pretty ironic, I rode a train to Charlotte, and to experience the IMAX on Trains was super cool !! So informative 👏🏾

We had a good time today. We watched the volcano movie and it was amazing! Very clean. All the staff was very nice and helpful. I wish I would have know it was field trip day for several bud loads of kids. Lol. Still had a good time. I highly recommend this place. *We parked in the parking deck next door and we were charged $17.00 for less than 2 hrs. Charged us for all day.

As far as NFL stadiums go, I would put BOA in the middle of the pack as far as how nice it is. We have been here for a few events the last couple of years and always have a good time. There are lots of food options in the concourse to choose from as well as plenty of drink options. Our last visit we were up in the suite section, which is really nice. Everything up there is air conditioned and we had everything catered for food and drinks, which made everything pretty easy and quick. I would always recommend getting a Bojangles box, it is worth the money more than anything in the stadium.

Haven't had a bad experience here. I think I've been twice and both times were great. Entry is simple and quick, in my experience. Plenty of resources, the bathrooms are clean and sufficient, and the seating is good. Definitely recommend for whatever events people may be looking to attend.

A clean and stunning stadium in downtown Charlotte. The city skyline made for a beautiful backdrop; especially when all the lights started coming on. The staff were friendly and helpful. There were a few unruly fans in our section and security did a great job diffusing the situation and kept everyone around from being interrupted from watching the game. The food selection was beyond amazing. The souvenir cup for free refills is definitely worth it. A great stadium to enjoy a game!

I came here for the Panthers Bucs Game. It was with some family friends and it was my first ever NFL game. The atmosphere here is amazing and they have a really nice stadium and everything. They lost 10-3 but it was alright. I was in one of the sections near the scoreboard but still they were great seats and saw a lot. Wasn’t terrible coming in or leaving and it was a fun game and fun experience. I’m a NY Giants fan but I’d certainly go to another panthers game knowing I’m from Durham and it’s not terribly far

We had a great time visiting the Bank of America Stadium as we saw Charlotte FC’s first inaugural home game! It was well worth the visit as we enjoyed the experience and how friendly everyone was! I’ll definitely come back to check out another game here in the future!

What a great experience, very easy to navigate, each employee was friendly, very clean & so well set up. I mostly appreciated the escalators lol! The Stadium is HUGE & great for many types of venues. It's very easy to get to from the interstate & parking was expensive but not bad for the walk. I didn't see much security in the Stadium as I did outside, I may have just missed them, but I never felt unsafe.

Home of the roaring Panthers and the cheers of their loyal fans 🏈🐾 Welcome to Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte, North Carolina! 🌟 #PantherNation #CharlotteNC #FootballSeason This stadium is located in the heart of uptown Charlotte. The seating is comfortable and offers great sightlines of the field. They offered a variety of food and beverage options, from classic stadium fare like hot dogs and nachos to more upscale options like BBQ and craft beer. Lines can get long, especially during peak game times, so it is advisable to arrive early or plan accordingly. The stadium also offers a variety of amenities, including a team store, a Panthers Hall of Honor, and a kid’s zone. The team store offers a wide selection of merchandise, from jerseys and hats to unique souvenirs. The Hall of Honor is a great way to learn about the history of the Carolina Panthers and the NFL. The kid’s zone offers a variety of fun activities for children, including inflatable games and a climbing wall. One of the unique features of Bank of America Stadium is the ability to take a tour of the stadium. Tour guides take visitors through the stadium, including the locker rooms, press box, and field. The tours are informative and provide a behind-the-scenes look at the stadium.

Beautiful stadium with plenty to eat and drink. Prices here were very good - I had a 5-piece chicken tender with a refillable cup for around $20.

First time here 12/24- Packers vs Panthers. We got to the stadium early. Nice Stadium and Great Atmosphere! Staff was very friendly and helpful! We were in Section 542 with many other Packers fans. The seats were comfortable! Plenty of options for beverages and food. Really enjoyed the Packers vs Panthers game! 💚💛💚💛

My son and I were in attendance for the Charlotte FC inaugural home match. The stadium is a very nice venue, especially considering it's age. Entry into the stadium was extremely quick. Traffic was very slow near the stadium. We parked in a garage across from the stadium. We won't make that mistake again, but will plan a little better and just walk a few blocks to the stadium. Overall it was a great time.

Did the 5k for the Levine cancer center this morning. The best Saturday I've spent in a while. We were fortunate to have 3 generations walking for family. Must say that I'm not fond of the field being a soccer field though. Very nicely done, clean, and will be back soon for my panther's games. Loved the experience, and was well planned.👍💙🖤

Dream come true. I thought I would never get to see panther football game in my life. After I wining the football tickets form Amazon. I finally get to see the game. My first time ever going to watch the Panthers game at the stadium. It was humongous! I had a good time with friends . But hey, what do you expect, it’s costly going to a football game. I would definitely go again though. There was face painting there too and I got myself one. I say, go give yourself this experience just once to see if you like it.

Absolutely the best NFL facility with the cleanest, most well kept, and amazing amminities and staff. Their business, security, and operations teams are exemplary and second to none. Amazing to get to work with these folks, a true pleasure.

Bank of America Panthers Stadium has been newly renovated to include better tech, seating as well as a locker room for the men's soccer team. We attended the epic Beyoncé Renaissance World Tour concert at the stadium and the new design is impeccable. The entire staff was extremely attentive and approachable. A beautiful venue.

It was my first NFL game and my 58th birthday!! Except for the loss and the cost of some items, I was very happy with my experience. Tickets were cheap because it was a preseason game. Parking cost near the stadium was astronomical, so I opted for free parking and the low-cost LYNX rail ride into downtown Charlotte. It was easy, safe, and convenient. Stadium concessions were very pricey, but I was impressed with the fact they offered alcoholic drinks other than just beer: You could get cocktails, wine, and hard seltzer too!

First time attending a game here and the experience was very good. My daughter and I came to town to watch our Dallas Cowboys play the Panthers and I gotta hand it to the Panthers organization, this was a very smooth and well organized event. I would recommend arriving when the gates open and just walk around and familiarise yourself with where things are located (it’s really pretty self explanatory and well marked). The staff members are very helpful and friendly. Plenty of security. It really was a very enjoyable experience especially since the Cowboys won

We had an excellent first time experience here at the Bank of America stadium in Charlotte. We sat in the silver club seats (section 313), which gives you access to a comfy indoor area with nice restrooms and plenty of bar & food options. The seats were comfortable folded-chair-back seats. There are two large score board screens at each end zone, and the game info (down, yards, play clock, etc) can also be seen directly across the field on a smaller screen. The staff was very prepared and made sure things went very smoothly, such as security check and scanning your phones for tickets. If you want to be sheltered from weather and sun, choose the higher rows in this section (19-21).

Went there to see the Dallas Cowboys vs panthers. Was a very awsome experience :). Was our first NFL game. Are seats were really good. Section 112 row 1A seats 3 & 4 about the 50 yard line. Will post better seat pictures when I download them from my camera :)

Went there for the Charlotte FC 1st game of the season and loved the experience! Plenty of food and drink options (even hot cocoa). The picture attached is the view from section 542 seat 18

Atmosphere is electric here and the fan base for Charlotte fc is phenomenal. I’m coming from RSL culture in Utah and their fan base is a joke compared to here. Bank of America stadium was well kept and looks stunning. Workers didn’t seem to know a clue about any sections but it was the home opener

Back of America Stadium is a great place to watch football! This stadium gets a bad rap as talks of a new stadium are continually being mentioned. Let's be honest, BofA has some old bones. Some of the railings are bent. There are parts that are rusted. Some of the chairs are squeaky. It has character for its age. The best thing about BofA stadium is that there isn't a bad view in the stadium. You may be winded going up those flights of stairs, but you can still see everything just fine. A bonus is if you sit on the 550s side, you'll get a great view of the skyline. The concessions are solid. Bojangles, Krispy Kreme, & Domino's are our usual choices. The beer prices are as expected ($11-12 each). Whatever may happen to this stadium, I don't know, but for now, I'll continue to enjoy football games here & I hope to someday catch a concert here as well.

This park has raised the bar for what a park can be, I may have to begin issuing tiers. I would place this park on a S-Tier level. 🙌🏾 I was not able to see all that this park has to offer but from what I was able to witness this place has everything. From a great place for portraiture, activities for the kids, a place to have a cookout and/or even a FAMILY REUNION, there a mini amphitheater and a walk/run trail and a nature preserve. 🤩 🏞 If you are ever in Charlotte North Carolina, do yourself a favor and check this place out you will not be disappointed. 🍾🎈🎉

Beautiful and peaceful park for all ages! They have softball, football and volleyball arrangements on the periphery of the park and then all around the water, you can picnic, play some family games or enjoy an afternoon nap. I believe they have live music and events in the summer, not sure but the stage was set up for it so definitely keep an eye out. The washrooms very clean and well maintained. There are 3-4 parking areas around the park but they do fill up fairly fast.

Simply a wonderful park. I loved all the space that it had and places to walk and a lot of activity going on such as picnics, walks, Sports on fields, wedding pictures, exploring, excellent Kids Play Gym, great nature scenes, a natural Amphitheater and more. Well done Charlotte!

Very pretty, nice walk but they need to regrade some of the walkways to avoid flooding after heavy rains. The lake is picturesque and there are many ducks and geese swimming in it. Plenty of dogs and families walking about too so there is calm and happy vibe throughout the park. I enjoy walking there on a beautiful spring or fall day.

Freedom Park is a fantastic place with a diverse range of trees, a serene lake, and charming geese. It's the perfect spot for relaxing and rejuvenating walks. The variety of trees and the peaceful atmosphere create a truly uplifting experience. Highly recommended!

Beautiful place to walk around and enjoy the scenery! Everyone we passed was very polite and greeted us with a smile. Great place to visit and take some pictures!

awesome spot to walk, run, chill, work. when i lived closer i went at least once a week. now its occasional, but still every bit as nice. the bathrooms are kept and the grounds always look good.

Very nice and clean park with plenty of parking. Clean restrooms. Pet friendly. There's something for the entire family here. Walking trails, playgrounds, softball/baseball fields, basketball & tennis courts, sand volleyball area, and open fields for frisbee or other activities.

What a beautiful, wonderful, park! Great walking and cycling paths, history markers, playgrounds, BBQ pits and shelters, and even a Carolina Panthers Play 60 obstacle course for all ages! Extremely dog friendly too unlike what I had read previously which made me leave my dog behind. Won't make that mistake again. Even if your not particularly close to Charlotte, it is worth the drive and one can easily kill an entire day there. Check it out, you will NOT be disappointed.

If you're looking for a beautiful outdoor space to explore, look no further than Freedom Park. This park is truly a gem, offering everything from hiking trails to picnic areas to stunning views. The park is immaculately maintained, and the staff are friendly and helpful. One of my favorite things about Freedom Park is the variety of activities available. Whether you're in the mood for a leisurely stroll or a more strenuous hike, there's a trail for you. And if you're looking for a place to relax and enjoy a picnic, you'll find plenty of shady spots to set up camp. But perhaps the best thing about Freedom Park is the natural beauty that surrounds you. The park is home to a diverse array of flora and fauna, and you never know what you might encounter on your visit. Whether you're an avid nature lover or just looking for a peaceful escape from the city, Freedom Park is the perfect destination. Overall, I would highly recommend Freedom Park to anyone looking for a fun and relaxing outdoor experience. The park is clean, well-maintained, and offers something for everyone. It's no wonder that this park has become a favorite destination for locals and visitors alike. Five stars!

It’s my first time to visit this park and its so amazing. I love the walking trail as well the scenery. Good for nature lovers. Family friendly as they have playground for kids and court for different sports. Just encounter difficulty in finding the parking. And if your kind of person that insects really love, better to have insect repellant with you or wear long sleeves and pants.

Love this place. There are a wide range of trees and plants. The walkways are clear and well managed. You can walk completely around the pond. There is a lot of shade available. To me, this is the perfect weekend. All dogs I saw were on leash, as well. There was a nearby food truck which had a long line. The only con I could find was the water was a little murky. I like to see the fish. 🐟

Beautiful place to walk your pup and just hang out. Parking sucks but that's just anywhere in Charlotte. This place is as bad as Atlanta.

Beautiful park in the middle of Charlotte. Great paved walking path around the pond. Several picnic tables with some under shelters. Restrooms were open and honestly cleaner than expected for an urban park setting.

This park is amazing! I highly recommend going here either by yourself or with your family. There's a little bit of everything for you or the family to do! In one half of the park there's: Tennis & pickleball courts; soccer & baseball fields; A bathroom and drinking fountain an AWESOME obstacle course and pull up bars; a large swing set with (10) regular swings and (4) small child swings; A decommissioned steam locomotive to look at and walk into A good sized park for the kids; In the other half of the park there's: A medium sized lake with fountains where you can fish A long walking/ biking trail An amphitheatre with a beautiful bridge (popular for taking pictures) Many picnic tables for you to eat at; A terraced hill (to sit on or view shows put on in the amphitheatre. There's so many things to do- we can't wait to go back! The bathrooms are a little cleaner than most parks. Beware near the terraced hill, as there's some nasty biting ants- careful where you sit an be step!;

People are always friendly here and it's a great place to exercise or get some outdoor time. They have art events here, and this is where they filmed some shots for Love is Blind Season 6.

Beautiful day to explore the park, Easter Sunday. Bikes to rent, people out enjoying the sun, and we spotted an Owl hanging out in the wood line.

What a beautiful place to take a walk which is what my wife and I did today there at Freedom Park. So much yet to explore. Nice playgrounds as well.

Beautiful park with plenty to do. The big playgrounds are great for kids and I loved the fields that are available for visitors to use. Plenty of parking, restrooms and walking trails. The perfect spot to spend a nice day out.

Freedom Park is a wonderful park in Charlotte, and has been my favourite ever since I moved here. It’s located in between Dilworth and Myers Park area. The park is spread around a lake, which has pretty views. The paved trails allow for convenient walking and running. The tennis courts allow for a good way to showcase your tennis skills. At times, I’ve also seen performances and events going on in the park, which provides a good communal feeling of partaking in things together. The Charlotte Nature Museum right next to the park is a fun way to learn about the animals of the Piedmont region, and I’ve been there multiple times as well. It’s worth it. Overall, Freedom Park is a wonderful way to chill, relax, exercise and spend time either alone or with your loved ones. The views are amazing as well. The steam engine in the park is pretty cool too. The swings and the playground area for kids attracts children and families all the year around. The name Freedom Park was bestowed upon it to honour the veterans of World War II. There’s parking available at the Whittington Field entrance.

Nice park with lots of tennis courts. Fresh, clean air, it was quiet when I visited it. I was looking for a wall to play tennis on my own, there is something wooden, which potentially could be used to practice alone, but probably not a great way to play - it doesn't seem to be sturdy enough.

Beautiful park! We took a nice hike. Enjoyed the fresh air, nature, sunshine and exercise. We’ll definitely visit again next time we’re in town!

Recently visited this stadium for a team outing, and it's a fun place. The proximity of the city lights to the field is a nice touch. There was a Christmas lights event going on, which lit up the stadium beautifully. Some activities like snow tubing and ice skating are available for additional charge. Parking is expensive nearby, but there are several parking garages that cost $10 for almost a day and are only 0.5 mile away.

First baseball game experience. The field, stadium, and shops were tidy. The bathrooms were clean and easy to find. I was grateful for this! There wasn't a terribly huge crowd, which was very nice. I was able to bring my water bottle in, but the water didn't taste very good (I'm a water snob though). Still, I was grateful to have my own water bottle to fill up. We won free tickets, but I'd pay for a game and go again.

Such a Fun Day absolutely had a blast! SHOUT OUT TO THE CHARLOTTE KNIGHTS ORGANIZATION!!! You all did your thing!! Light The Knight is an amazing community event filled with family, food and fun. The stadium is decorated very festively from every corner. The vendors were unique and had plenty of gifts to sell. Event personnel was very present as well. Thank you My partner and I had a blast and we look forward to visiting this again!

We went to the Night Christmas Market. It was fun! Lots of sites, foods, colors, trees, snow, and laughter. The market had numerous photo opportunities throughout. There were vendors and food stands around the venue. The food was good. The food was mainly German. We ate our fill and washed it down with hot mulled wine. The place felt magical. The kids there were excited. Santa was there for photo opportunities too. Enkoyable family outing. You can make this a family tradition. Enjoy

Great experience at Truist field, watching the Charlotte Knights. I was at the picnic area to start. Had some decent chili hot dogs with coleslaw and chocolate chunk cookies. Then I made my way to visitors dugout side for a better view of the game with an excellent Charlotte skyline backdrop. The view became more beautiful as it got later and the sun fully set.

I took my son here for the first time. He really enjoyed it. We went for the $15. All you can eat and he was in love with the hot dogs and the Sprite. The mascot was very entertaining as well as the game. The staff was very friendly and the players was also they even handed my son a baseball. Plus after the game players was friendly interacting with the kids taking pictures and signing autographs. The hot dog was good and hot popcorn ice cream the pretzel. The field was nice plus they had a little kid bounce house to keep the kids entertained.

SHOUT OUT TO THE CHARLOTTE KNIGHTS ORGANIZATION!!! Light The Knight is an amazing community event filled with family, food and fun. The stadium is decorated very festively from every corner. The vendors were unique and had plenty of gifts to sell. Event personnel was very present as well. My family had a blast and we look forward to this again!

Love this place. It's Great for date night, corporate outings, or just a night out with family and friends. Several great seating options at reasonable prices. Highly recommend getting a ticket and enjoying this venue for yourself.

You must go to the Light the Knights Festival before it ends Jan. 6th! Tickets are $10 for regular admission, Ice Skating is $25, Snow tubing is $25 (regular admission included), or all inclusive for $35. The snow slope has 6 lanes and is perfect for little kids. The entire place is decked out with Christmas decor and has multiple vendors. The entire experience is great for all ages. You can find $10 parking across the street.

I always enjoyed coming to this place when I was little. It was called at the time BB&T Park when I was little. Bottom line, there are so many great things about this place. You get to experience once in a lifetime moments, where as in other parts of the baseball world you don’t. This place has some of the most AMAZING people, who dedicated themselves to make this baseball experience possible for us to enjoy. I hope that my life continues to be filled with endless memories at this place, hoping to raise my future with the brilliant nature of the field. I’ve been to many games, and you can too, see for yourself and it won’t disappoint you. (Even if the Knights lose)

Loved the pumpkin festival, can’t wait for the winter knights field! Such a great spot, very good date night. Clean, friendly staff, and I love they have a grab and go option to avoid lines.

Came to see the baseball game on asaturday at 7pm. This stadium is fairly big with open areas. They have plenty of concession stands throughout the stadium, so anywhere you sit, you have access to the same food in any area you sit at. They offer normal baseball game foods such as hit dogs, fries, pretzels, beer, etc. Everything was super clean, including the bathroom, the many times I went. There is security as well as helpers around the stadium that help you navigate your way to your seats in case you are a bit lost. They have multiple entrances, and in those entrances, multiple lines, so you move quickly and swiftly and don't have to wait forever to get in. The lines for beverages and food also move quickly. They may look big, but they move pretty fast. Overall, it was always a pleasant experience when I came to this stadium. This is in uptown, so parking will definitely be a hassle, even in a parking deck.

Just went to the Light the Knights festival last night. It was pretty cool! I think we picked a good night because it wasn't busy and we were able to go tubing/ice skating with no wait. The light areas on the concourse level were really cool and the market was cute. They have food/drinks in both areas which is great. Liquor and beer were available for purchase and the Paper Mill Pub was also open. We had a great time!

It was a great experience it’s a baseball field but me and my lil girls went to the Christmas “Lights of the Knights Festival” they have every year. Definitely alot of fun for the entire family.

Attended the light the Knights event. Kids enjoyed snow tubing and ice skating. Wish they didn’t combine activities so we could choose which one to do price wise. Besides those 2 activities not much else going for it. We went during the day so not sure if that makes a difference.

Go Knights! I’ve been here several times since it’s construction. It has to be one of the best ballparks in minor league baseball, with a great lot in downtown Charlotte, good concession food, and fun fireworks shows on Friday nights.

There for a night hockey game. Parking a little tough depending on the time of day of your event. Concessions were not open this evening. Outdoor hockey venture nice for the Charlotte area. Ice condition dependent upon prevailing temps.

We got to go see a knights game for the first time last week and we had a blast! We mostly spent our time in the kids zone and the hill, but we did have access to the event buffet due to being a group event. The food was good and had plenty of options, the drinks were cold and had several choices. Our boys loved the bouncy house and slide. The hill was fun to run up and down and roll down too!

I visited this place a while back but penning down to write how beautiful experience i had here. Though the place is small but the museum is well maintained and all the displayed aircrafts have a story behind which makes the experience very interesting. I hope they plan to expand this place when they re-open.

It’s a decent place to visit, needs more attractions though. I am aware it may be difficult to do so but will make this place even better. It is cool that there is US Airways flight 1549 on display. I recommend visiting just make sure you wear clothes that fit the temperature as there is no air conditioner in the hangar.

This museum inspired me more to want to travel and go to the military. My daughter was soo intrigued with the Boeing American Airline airplane. She wanted to know what happened in detail and who was there, how and why. Something educational in the Charlotte area for the family. We now have matching t-shirts to remind us of this special event. This is definitely a trip into history of aviation.

I love aviation museums but was totally surprised with the Airbus that crashed in the Hudson on display! Great presentation. Plus a good display of military aircraft, mostly Navy and Marine. Although it was a hot day, still not uncomfortable inside even with no air-conditioning. But I am an old Navy guy and heat is never an issue. Well worth the visit. Charlotte is really lucky to have an aviation museum like this in the city. It's a great attraction with reasonable admission fees, free parking and terrific community outreach. The highlight of the museum is the Miracle on the Hudson plane, which was headed to Charlotte the day in landed in the Hudson River in 2009. The museum has been open for more than 25 years but is closing temporarily on July 14 and will be relocated when it opens again in approximately 2022. In the meantime, an office staff will focus on community outreach and education. The Hudson plane will not be on display during this period. The 40,000 square foot hanger that housed the museum is being repurposed for private aviation needs. The museum plans to reopen in a new, larger location in 2022. I'm looking forward to seeing the new space and exhibits. My family has had several great experiences at the museum and with the staff and we especially love participating in the annual community day events.

Great museum! It's not that big, but we enjoyed seeing all the aircraft, and witnessing with our own eyes the plane that had a miracle landing on the Hudson River was emotional. What an amazing, heroic story that is! We will definitely visit again.

Very Cool! Planes that range from the first flights at Kitty Hawk to the US Airways Flight 1549 that landed on the Hudson in 2009. There are hands on exhibits, like sitting in a Cessna, sitting in a jet cockpit, in a commercial plane cockpit, and even a flight simulation. Definitely worth multiple visits.

It's pretty small, but the entrance fee is also cheap. For an av geek, this place is probably great, but for a casual observer, it's just meh. The highlight is the US Airways Airbus A320 operating under Cactus 1549 that made the emergency landing in the Hudson River.

For kids or people who love aircraft this place is great!. Small museum, but the staff is extremely friendly and knowledgeable. Good collection of old aircrafts and fighter planes. World’s first aircraft designed by Wright brothers and Flight 1549.

♡ It was an emotional and grateful day and moment . I can't even fully express my emotions. I was able to see and touch the Airbus 320 from the Flight 1549 also known as the "Miracle On The Hudson Plane". I'm honored to stand here, in front of the AC that performed the greatest ditching in the history of the Aviaton. ♡

New Edition Culture Tour with Jodeci and Charlie Wilson. Amazing concert, all performers were great!! Everyone seemed to enjoy it and the crowd WENT IN!! Charlotte NC represented, best concert I've seen in along time and are seats were AWESOME 🔥🔥🔥

I recently had the pleasure of attending a Blink-182 concert at the renowned Spectrum Center, and I must say, it was an absolutely fantastic experience from start to finish. The Spectrum Center truly exemplifies what a top-notch concert venue should be, combining exceptional facilities, a professional atmosphere, and an overall delightful experience for all attendees. First and foremost, the cleanliness of the venue was truly commendable. From the moment I stepped foot inside, I was greeted with immaculate surroundings. The entire facility was spotless, from the well-maintained restrooms to the pristine seating areas. It was evident that the Spectrum Center staff takes great pride in upholding high standards of cleanliness, ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable environment for all concertgoers. The professionalism exhibited by the Spectrum Center staff was second to none. From the friendly and helpful ushers to the security personnel, everyone seemed genuinely dedicated to providing a seamless and safe experience for the audience. Their attention to detail and commitment to customer service was evident throughout the event, making me feel both welcome and valued as a concert attendee. One aspect that particularly stood out to me was the efficiency of the venue's operations. Despite hosting a significant number of attendees, the staff ensured that everything ran smoothly, from ticket scanning and entry to concessions and merchandise stands. The organization and coordination were truly commendable, allowing me to focus solely on enjoying the concert without any unnecessary hassle or inconvenience. Moreover, the sound and acoustics within the Spectrum Center were exceptional. The venue's design appeared to be optimized for optimal audio distribution, ensuring that every note and lyric resonated beautifully throughout the space. This attention to detail greatly enhanced the overall concert experience, immersing the audience in a world of music that was both vibrant and captivating. The Spectrum Center's commitment to providing a safe and secure environment was also notable. The venue boasted excellent crowd control measures, ensuring that everyone felt comfortable and protected. From well-trained security personnel to clearly marked emergency exits, I felt confident in the venue's ability to prioritize the safety and well-being of all attendees. In conclusion, my experience at the Spectrum Center for the Blink-182 concert was truly exceptional. The venue's cleanliness, professionalism, well-coordinated operations, remarkable sound quality, and commitment to safety made it an outstanding concert destination. If you're looking for a top-tier venue to experience live music, I wholeheartedly recommend the Spectrum Center. It undoubtedly sets the standard for concert venues, ensuring an unforgettable and delightful experience for music lovers of all genres.

LOVED MY EXPERIENCE! The seats were so comfortable— holy, they were cushioned and I couldn’t be more grateful. Navigating around was no trouble and we found our seats easily. I loved how staffed this arena was, and everyone seemed to enjoy their job. They were helpful whenever questions were asked. I did not appreciate when purchasing a bottle drink, you aren’t allowed to keep it. It has to be poured into an open lid cup. Very frustrating. We witnessed so many drinks being spilled throughout the night.

Was here in March of 2019 for Pink's Beautiful Trauma World Tour. We really enjoyed the show and the venue. It was easy to get to both before and after the show. Entry was not hard and it flowed smoothly. Concessions for food, drinks, and merchandise moved as well as could be expected. The sets were as comfortable as you will find in an arena. They were not great - they did not suck. Unfortunately, our seats were waaaay back but we still enjoyed the show. Even that far away the sound was good.

Great venue! We had a great time watching the game and learning from the panel. Definitely a great experience and we'll be back. Side note: They could learn a lesson or two from the Mercedes-Benz stadium bc the concession prices are high. Other than that, great place.

I took my daughter and her friend to the TXT concert here. They had a blast. I'm not sure I was completely prepared to hear the whole arena scream for 3 hours though. The staff here were really friendly and knowledgeable and didn't mind answering any questions you had. It was fairly easy finding your way to your own seat. I don't suggest buying a seat on the second level if you afraid of heights. I was almost afraid to move up there. Also if you plan on visiting the Spectrum Center I recommend staying somewhere within walking distance. It cuts the madness in half.

Great place to have a good time,, the only thing that I didn't like was that the space between seats is too stretch and dark to walk if you need to use the restroom..but other than that is fine

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.

My husband and I went to a concert for my birthday and had a ball!!! We ate before we left and I'm glad we did because as you can expect the price for food and drinks were through the roof high! One bottle of water was $5! Other than that great place Covid precautions were in place we took off mask to take pic😁

I visited Charlotte from Atlanta to see the Charlotte Hornets play the Brooklyn Nets. Great game. It is a beautiful arena. A large crowd. It is real accessible to the LYNX light rail. I parked at the I-485 LYNX station. I had nose bleed seats. I was at the very top but still was able to see the game watching the teleprompters. I didn't pay a lot of money for the seats.

Went to see blink 182 and the spectrum center is awesome! All good seats good staff! Drinks are expensive, but that’s to be expected!

It was great! Sound was great, lighting was great, view was great, and of course Zach Williams, Toby Mack, and Mercy Me were phenomenal!!

Had a great time watching the Iowa/VTech women's game. Kaitlin Clark is must watch basketball. Spectrum center is a great venue and not a bad seat in the house. Be warned, they are a cashless venue.

All around great arena. From the food to employees to cost to cleanliness. Can’t think of anything negative to say. Can’t wait to go back. We’re back. This time I got to walk around and take some pics with only a few other people in the whole arena. The place was spotless, clean as can be. You can tell they work hard and thoroughly to keep it that way.

My family and I recently visited this venue to attend an educational event for his school, took a behind-the-scenes tour of the Audio-Video sections, and attend the Hornets and Pelicans game. The staff were all very welcoming and helpful, it was easy to find our way around, and it was very clean. Ordering concessions for the game was easy by using the Hornets' app on our phone. My only complaint would be that the seating in the upper level (we were in section 208) was lacking severely in leg room and there were no cup holders.

The venue was really nice. Went for an Eagles concert. Our seats could definitely use more space for leg room though. DEFINITELY eat prior to coming to the venue for your event!!! The food was NOT good at all. Their Pizza smelled and tasted disgusting. Along with that, the pretzels were okay but any longer than 15 mins out, they got stale. Our beer wasnt took expensive in comparison to other venues we have been to.. that was the only pro… It was easy enough to get around the venue. Signs were properly labeled and placed so thats helpful!

Spectrum Center - The home of Charlotte Hornets. I have been there many times for different games. It was always a great experience though. The stadium is very central near Charlotte downtown and there are bunch of parking opportunities. I can highly recommend this place to anyone. Come in and enjoy the game with a great atmosphere!

We went to Spectrum Center to catch a Hornets game. While arriving, it was easy getting in due to security actively supporting the flow of lines. The building itself is good overall. There are some portions of Spectrum Center that could be fixed or remodeled & there are other portions where you could see it was updated. Some of the positives were that the staff itself was extremely friendly, the scoreboard was clear to see, & the seats were comfortable. Some of the negatives were that the bathrooms weren't kept clean & the food itself wasn't good. The hot dog was dried out & the tenders were overcooked. They have a good beer selection that wasn't too overpriced compared to other events I've gone to. Overall, I'm looking forward to coming back for another game soon!

I love to be able to have an indoor arena like Spectrum Center. My only complaint is the seats are very steep in the upper levels. Not sure what went on at the Pink concert but they locked everyone out so the lines were wrapped around for blocks. We missed the opening act (as did 90% of other ticket holders).

Went for the NCAA Tournament. Sat in the upper deck and suites. 200 level : This level has a basic feel compared to downstairs. There is a bar that is decent but the speakers were blown and everyone could hear it. Beware that the upper seats are so high the game feels like it’s in another state. Good flow in and out of the upper deck. Luxury suites: Amenities are low but the suite features are better. Seems to be renovated and clean. Liquor is bottle service only when we were there. Food quantity is very low compared to the price. There was also a critical POS system issue that cause multiple charges to my card. Tons of holds. Server was helpful and we tipped accordingly. Overall, Spectrum center is a decent arena. Easy to get to and easy out. Food could improve significantly in the basic food stands. Food quantity could be stated in the suites menus. It’s very vague and that’s probably on purpose. We will do the suites moving forward to be closer to the court.

Great time at the Spectrum Center watching one of my fav basketball 🏀 players LeBron James. Everything was great from the security checkpoints to the ease of getting to my seat. Sound system here is nice lol. Overall great experience would visit for future events. Go Lakers! 💜💛🏀

Nice exhibition on climate inequality, but we were expecting to see the old museum with historical exhibits that we saw several years ago. Looking forward to visiting again to hopefully see the permanent exhibits back on display in the new location. Also, there was no restroom available for visitors, so we had to leave to find one and come back.

Nice little place to visit if you like museums. It is small so there isn't a tour. There's no cost to go in, they just ask you to donate money if you can. Parking was kinda difficult bc the preferred parking lot is easy to miss. It is right next to the museum and it is called the green lot, you have to go down a slope to go into it. They do not validate parking lot tickets anymore either.

Not only did we get to see wonderful exhibits , but we also got to chat with some of the most kind people! They practically planned the rest of our day and definitely showed us the best kind of southern hospitality! 10/10 recommend visiting!

A very small, free museum that highlights significant people from the history of the area. Worth a quick stop. Can easily explore the entire exhibition thoroughly in 15 minutes.

Went here during Thanksgiving week while in town. It's pretty underwhelming. Studio-sized "exhibit" on one floor about incarceration that has little mention of Charlotte or even "the new South" except for a map and some posters. Rest of info is same stuff on the news. No restroom on site nor do they validate parking at the address provided on the website.

Absolutely have loved this museum since they first opened in the 90s. Hate to see them close due to some new high rises that will be going in it’s place. I hope they find a permanent location soon. So much great NC history that should be shared.

Really cool museum! One thing about Charlotte is they have amazing museums. Levine had very informative exhibits there's alot to read through and a lot of cool things to see. It also a nice size museum. I didn't have time to get through the whole museum so I will definitely be back next time I'm in Charlotte.

The museum is well done. The layout is fantastic and I love all the different recreations of stores, barber shops and letting you really walk into them. Lots of good information and creative ways for you to interact with the exhibits, I would highly recommend!

Liked how they made some exhibits as if on a city street with different shops. They validated our parking so it was free. Staff very friendly. Enjoyed!

I’m happy I came here! I recently moved to Charlotte and I didn’t know the rich history behind this bustling city. I think all Charlotte natives or new Charlotte residents should come here for a history lesson. So good. The front desk staff was very inviting and the parking is validated if you park in the parking garage.

1st visit to the new location. This location is not as big but is conveniently located near the Harvey B Gantt Center and other local museums. The Men of Change exhibit was amazing and very informative. The exhibit exceeded my expectations, it highlighted many historical and current "Men of Change".

Very spacious and acoustic-friendly theater. Tiered seating allows for good viewing, no matter where you sit. Great leg room and the seats are comfortable. Bathrooms located on the first level or ground floor. Beverage and snack prices are typical for Charlotte venues. It is nice that you can take your beverages inside the theater.

This is a great place to take your family.. the opera was amazing, the support cast, even better. A lot of hard work went into this.

I recently saw the Moulin Rouge Broadway show at the Belk, and the production quality was phenomenal. Great performance of actors and amazing costumes, the entire product was magnificent! The theater itself was very comfortable and the workers were friendly and helpful. Getting from the parking does take probably 5-10 minutes walking through the building, but it's all indoors. The security was fast and after the show it was easy to exit through many doors.

Great Theatre. We had seats in row D left mezzanine with great visibility. The venue itself is beautiful.

A stunning, fabulous theater with a wonderful atmosphere. Any performance in this theater will take you into the thick of events and immerse you in the very depths of what is happening on stage. Being a spectator, you yourself become a full participant in the performance. A magnificent theater! Let His Majesty's Art shine!

Excellent performance theater with great sound and good sightlines. The theater's interior is very visually appealing as well. Seat proximity to the stage is very good throughout as it's only 135' from the back row of the balcony (but up high) to the stage. I sat in Orchestra (floor) Left Row L for "Six' (17 rows back from the stage) and could actually see the sweat on the actresses faces during high energy numbers.

What an amazing theater and experience we just had at the Belk Theater! We saw tonight's opening of The Wiz and omg, it was AMAZING. Everyone was welcoming and courteous, especially when they had to deal with large crowds of people. Showing us to our seats, everyone was smiling, and it made our Wednesday night out more enjoyable. Please go check out this play! The graphics, stage setting, acting, and SINGING have me wanting to go see it again! Loved the performance and the theater!

Outstanding, modern, and comfortable venue. The sound is really good, the seats are comfortable, the staff is very helpful, the restrooms are clean, tons of parking lots are nearby, located on a perfect spot downtown Charlotte.

Just saw RENT. It was a great show. Volume of music overshadowed the performers, could have been better balanced. The staff was all super friendly and very helpful. It was very warm when the show started, but the air came on and cooled it off nicely.

I always love coming to see shows here, but this one stands out. I have anxiety and was coming alone for the first time. I left to sit in the hallway about halfway through because I started having a panic attack. The most wonderful employee, Jenn, came straight over to see if I was okay, helped me breathe, got me some water, and led me to an area downstairs I could watch without feeling claustrophobic. Jenn truly went above and beyond to not only make sure I was okay, but that I still got to enjoy the show. Thank you, Jenn! ♥️

Excellent theater for all ages. There were no delays or lines despite having a sold out show. It took me about a minute from the entry to get to get to my seat on the orchestra level. The theater is elegant, spacious, and comfortable. I highly recommend enjoying a show, concert, or movie with Charlotte’s Symphony Orchestra

Came here several times to see the Charlotte Symphony Orchestra play movie concerts. Great music and the venue is clean with comfortable seats and helpful, friendly staff. Bathrooms were clean and well stocked. Beer, wine, and soft drinks and several other snacks are sold before shows and during intermission.

Saw Ain't Too Proud and thought it was a once in a lifetime experience! However I just have to recognize the staff of the theater for an incredible BATHROOM EXPERIENCE!! 500+ Ladies got in and out during intermission through what I will never forget as the most efficient and efficient process I've ever experienced in largely crowded facilities to date. Well done on whoever thought of that!

It is one of the best theaters in the country ..with great sound and great seats .. Really not a bad seating in the place .you can park at the Bank of America parking and a short walk to the theater. Next, security is everywhere. You feel very safe walking to and back to your car ..They have some of the best plays from Broadway and do an outstanding job . We try to go a couple of times a year enjoying ourselves everytime.

Beautifully laid out theater with many spots to take photos. We came to see Sarah Brightman and have never been to Charlotte prior. We were very impressed by the grandiosity of the venue. Thank you for a lovely experience!

Beautiful venue. For theater/visual production, I would recommend springing for whatever you consider the "good" seats. Visibility gets difficult if you get into the nosebleeds, or maybe I just need new glasses. Their ushers and staff are knowledgeable and kind. They have a good selection of alcoholic beverages and some snack options, not outrageously expensive. Park at the Bank of America parking garage and take the enclosed walkway over to the theater (on level 6).

Such a beautiful theater with a variety of performances year round. We love going to the symphony and The Nutcracker last December was excellent!

Got Tix to see The Wiz and I was not disappointed. Packed/ Sold out house. It was everything. Great service at concessions and within the theater. One lady was a bit rude- her name I didn't get but she could have spoke kinder to those in my party and I when we asked for programs. Other than that, I can't wait to attend the next play/musical.

Great show and theater. My wife and I saw the nutcracker. This theater has Classic style theater seating with 3 balconies and orchestra seating. There is not bad seat in place. Check-in was easy and simple. I really enjoyed the reminder and guides the concert texted out before the show. Also they had several places for taking pictures.

Such a beautifully designed theater hall that works efficiently and elegantly. Great audience, fantastic ambiance, very lovely staffs.

Two firsts for me on this evening. My first ever play, and my first time at Blumenthal. I have to say, the theatre itself was absolutely beautiful and way more than I expected. The staff and facilities were all top notch. The seating was comfortable, but I'm a bigger guy, I could've used a little more width. That's definitely not a deal breaker. As this was my first ever time watching a play all the way through and my first time at Blumenthal, I can definitely say I'll be happy to host my better half on many more nights on the town with some theatre and dinner. As a man, I'm risking having my man card pulled for saying this, but, I don't care. Fantastic show, fantastic place, fantastic staff. What else can I say?

If you come expecting to see the shops and have any sort of experience where you feel like you as a fan are appreciated you should consider not coming, we traveled to Charlotte from New York for spring break and were planning on visiting race shops like we have heard about from other fans. We chose Hendrick Motorsports first because they are the pinnacle. Well both buildings are locked, can’t see the shops, no viewing areas, the only thing that’s open is a gift shop with cars in it on display and the rest of the complex is like a business park, Nothing spectacular, nothing for the fans who pay all the bills for these guys. Such a disappointment for fans who think there is something there for them.

Absolute flawless facility, so much interesting things to see and learn about the racing industry

A great display of cats & memorabilia. Amazing what Hendricks has done in his lifetime.

My favorite race museum cause Hendricks has a great race team. Museum is free. And you can visit 24 and 5 race building for free. Saw pit road practice the guys were really nice. Nice large museum and gift shop. Was very excited to see them back open after covid19. Employees were nice and helpful at the gift shop. Explained area you can see and what area you can't.

This is headquarters of Hendrick motorsport. Huge facility. So visitors are recommended to hear FM radio for visitor guide. There are race shops, museum, gift shop, crew team practice facility, and physical training facility!!! You can also have an opportunity to see pit stop training! So check the time of practice!

I couldn’t be more happy with my choice to work with Jason Wiggs. He is so knowledgeable, and personable and took care of every need that I expressed. He pushed for everything I wanted and I ended up getting exactly that! Best experience ever!!

If you are in Charlotte area and can carve out 2 to 4 hours this is well worth your time. Really nice people and a great peak behind the curtain of NASCAR racing. LOVED IT!

It is always a pleasure to visit the Hendrick Motorsports campus and Museum/Store. Sometimes you might get a close encounter with someone famous or a cool car.

Wow. This area with all the different buildings is amazing. The museum is so cool. Lots of cars on display. Trophies and uniforms. They have Jeff Gordon cars and things in display but nothing for sale..no shirts, hats, anything. That was a huge disappointment for me. Overall an amazing experience I am so lucky to have.

The museum and team store was everything I hoped it would be. I even got to witness a live pit stop and I was also able to see the inside lobby of the building for the #24 and #48 teams. Definitely a must see.

Very warm welcome as you walk in. Great selection of items to buy. It is filled with fantastic cars. Very good location on beautiful property. Must see! Bought way too much!

Great experience, friendly staff & all the souvenirs. A must do!!🏁

John D'Errico was my service advisor and I cannot thank him enough for the service and attention that he's given us over the years. I highly recommend John and Hendrick Motors of Charlotte.

Make sure you check in call but places close for renovations couldn't get and I'm sure it has something to do covid 19, I love nascar love Rick Kendrick had been there from Arizona, But the place was closed and was not able to visit so I can't tell you much about you about it. But if I ever make it back I will go again

Amazing service! Thank you John Derrico for always being so helpful! You’re the reason we keep coming back!

We visited Charlotte from out of state. I’ve been to several modern art museums before but this one is by far my favorite. I thought the admission price was very reasonable and everything at the museum was nice and well maintained. The special exhibit was movie and film awards. I really enjoyed it! The rest of the museum was divided by art mediums. I could’ve spent hours here (we spent about 2 hours). I also loved that we were able to exit and return later that day. We ended up getting a bite to eat and coming back. There is a restaurant attached the museum where they offer brunch and live jazz music. Their gift shop was also really nice. If we had more days on our trip I would’ve considered going to the Randolph location. Parking is included as well underneath the museum. This is a must visit even if you don’t love art!

The art here is very profound and original. They have something for every audience and I happened to arrive on a free Saturday which was super cool. I would definitely recommend this museum 👌 it takes about an hour to two to explore fully depending on your pace.

This is a beautiful building and great experience. There is a very nice store on the first floor with great gifts and offerings from all over. The exhibits change regularly with a wide variety of. The museum itself is located centrally to many other interesting places to visit

Such a gorgeous museum and an enthralling experience. The exhibit on John Leslie Breck was breathtaking and I highly enjoyed learning about him. There was much to see and it really keeps you happy. Also, admission is free Wednesday nights 5-9pm.

If you're a traveler looking for a great place to spend a few hours or even a whole day. This place is packed with incredible art from some of the world's most famous portraitists, painters, and sculptors. Plus, there are tons of cultural relics from around the world, representing different peoples and religions. You won't regret checking out all the galleries and soaking up the fantastic atmosphere. It's truly a wonderful experience!

The only art museum that has a quaint family room where plenty of art supplies are available to let our imagination go wild. They have cool stencils on salmon and how the artist applies it for her work. Kids and adults discovered how different materials are used in art, and they got inspired. 5 stars

This was a nice art museum with a large variety of different styles and mediums. It's located right downtown and is only $15 to get in. You get your money's worth as you can easily spend 1-2 hours here checking out all the different exhibits. Gift shop leaves a bit to be desired, but everything else is great.

Big museum with lots of amazing art. I enjoyed the contemporary art and sculptures. The chair exhibition was interesting to see and admire the handiwork. Nice to see a Dale Chihuly sculpture hanging near the entrance, too. Staff was friendly and admission was reasonably priced. It was not crowded on the Friday we went so we were able to take our time and enjoy the museum.

The Mint Museum Uptown is a good place to visit in Charlotte for well-made items of art and design. It's free to visit every Wednesday from 5:00 pm to 9:00 pm. It's on the smaller side for an art museum. Even if you take your time, you can visit all the exhibits in two to three hours. Here's an excerpt from the museum's website regarding parking: Mint Museum Uptown offers $10 maximum validation to our visitors in the Levine Center for the Arts parking garage located on Brooklyn Village Avenue between Tryon and Church Streets. If using GPS, you can enter address 130 West Brooklyn Village Ave, Charlotte, NC 28202 to find the garage entrance.

Amazing museum that's definitely worth a visit while in Charlotte. We spent about 2 hours here and enjoyed works by well known and lesser known artists. The art of seating exhibit was there while we were in town and gained a new appreciation for chairs. Front desk was helpful and provided great recommendations. The museum gift shop also had some fun and funky gifts to shop.

Very cool, unique art museum! I'm usually not the biggest fan of art museums, but I thoroughly enjoyed looking at most pieces here. The chair exhibit was so interesting & different!! My friend & I had so much fun taking the quiz & drawing our chairs. It really helped immerse us into the art. It was very calm & quiet throughout on a weekday afternoon. I really enjoyed how many POC & women artists they featured. I almost wished there was w even more since they tended to have the pieces that spoke to me the most! Definitely recommend visiting here with the wide variety of pieces!

Was very pleased with the museum. It offers a variety of old masters and new artists. A wonderful sampling of various collections. A great juxtaposition of art!

The Upton Mint Museum is a fantastic Art Museum in a beautiful city. The museum features glass art, ceramic art, wood art, fashion art, modern art, furniture art, classic oil paintings, watercolors, impressionist paintings and more. The collections are creatively put together and hold your attention throughout the visit. I especially enjoyed the wood collection, glass collection, and the sculptures. I am not much of an admirer of modern art but, I still enjoyed the color and texture of their collection. The open atrium area contains a four-story painted glass window which beautifully fills the room with vibrant colors. It is a pleasure just to sit and enjoy the room. If you love art, come early and plan to spend the day.

The temporary art exhibit was spectacular. The Mayberry depiction was the most poignant and thought provoking.