Game day parking for NC State

[carolinafanusc]

How is the parking in Charlotte? Where are all the Gamecocks parking?

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[smoovecock]

Good Luck. ...Probalby best bet is one of the parking decks.

[carolinafanusc]

I've heard Draught Bar has a field out back where people park. Anybody ever parked there?

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[HughDamright]

Gateway Village Parking Garage (900 block of Trade) is usually around 10 dollars for events.
There are 2 entrances/exits so getting in and out is not too bad. It is about a 10 minute walk to the stadium.

[eggroll]

Any garage or lot near Romare Bearden Park or Latta Arcade would be good. That's where most of the tailgates are for the Panther's games.

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[Cockhornleghorn]

Originally Posted by carolinafanusc

How is the parking in Charlotte? Where are all the Gamecocks parking?

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Park at one of the stations and take light rail to the game.

[carolinafanusc]

Does anybody know what sections are Carolina sections?

[gamecock1119]

Does anyone know of good parking lot for tailgating? I didn't really notice any when I was up for the baseball game (if you can call it a game) earlier this year.

I think the Panthers have a lot, but I'm sure it'll be for big shots or tv trucks, etc.

[SC Sandlapper]

Originally Posted by Cockhornleghorn

Park at one of the stations and take light rail to the game.

I don't use the light rail much but there's a good-sized parking lot at the Scaleybark station, south of the city on the Blue Line.
http://charlottenc.gov/cats/rail/rou...s/default.aspx. The LYNX does not go to the stadium however.

If you don't mind a hike, just west of the stadium on Morehead Street there are some pay lots for Panthers games, and you will find some close to the stadium and some down that street, even past 77 almost to Freedom Drive. Like most stadium parking, the closer you get, the more it costs.

Also plenty of lots on Mint Street south of BOA but I have a feeling many of those are going to be rented out in advance.

[M.C.]

Originally Posted by smoovecock

Good Luck. ...Probalby best bet is one of the parking decks.

there are alot of places to park around the stadium

[GOCOCKS63]

If I go to a Panthers game I try to park in a field I think its off of Penman st? we always have plenty of room and they set you up nicely for tents and what not.

[2014cock]

Originally Posted by carolinafanusc

Does anybody know what sections are Carolina sections?

Looks like there's still some avaliable through the Gamecock Club as well. We've sold out some of the sections, but the $150, $100, and $80 sections are still avaliable.

https://www.fevo.com/edp/Gamecock-Fo...-Game-mhFBa3Yg

[Spartan]

My advice for tailgating is to park in South End - essentially along and south of Morehead Street and west of South Boulevard. There's parking lots everywhere down there. If you're in the area and like craft beer, Charlotte has a ton of breweries. There are a bunch in south end, but the two closest to the Stadium are Unknown Brewing Co on Mint St at Lincoln St, and Wooden Robot Brewery on Summit St. Both are solid choices.

If you try to park in uptown:

• I recommend going for decks. There are moe decks than open lots - you can find open lots around, but there will be more in South End.
• Use College St or Church St to have multiple deck options.
• The Gateway deck on West Trade is convenient. There's also a big one on Stonewall near College St and the Westin.
• There's a huge vacant area near West Morehead and Clarkson - should be easy to ind a spot there.
• The reserved parking for the Panthers is in the area off of Cedar Street near Hill St (this is the lot near Draught that was mentioned earlier). There should be some parking in this area, but it will be expensive.
• If you come early enough, there's a deck directly across Graham Street from the Stadium.

If you take the light rail, all of the stations from Scaleybark to the south have parking. I-485 has the most parking spaces by far. If you don't plan to tailgate, this is a really great option as it removes the confusion and hassle of parking near the stadium.

While you're in town, take a few minutes and walk over to Romare Bearden Park. It's just a block from the stadium and is a pretty cool park with some nice photo ops. Definitely worth your time.

Also, the Charlotte Gamecock Club usually has watch parties at Flight, which is a craft beer bar on College St near 7th. It's a bit of a hike from the stadium area (maybe 15 mins walk) but it's a cool spot if you like craft beer. They have something like 100 taps of mostly North and South Carolina beers.

When we had the Carolina vs No.Car. baseball game at BB&T Ballpark, the GCC hosted a pre-game event at Ink-n-Ivy, which is a cool spot across the street from Romare Bearden Park. I assume they'll try to do the same for this game. I'm sure they'll announce something soon.

[carolinafanusc]

Originally Posted by Spartan

My advice for tailgating is to park in South End - essentially along and south of Morehead Street and west of South Boulevard. There's parking lots everywhere down there. If you're in the area and like craft beer, Charlotte has a ton of breweries. There are a bunch in south end, but the two closest to the Stadium are Unknown Brewing Co on Mint St at Lincoln St, and Wooden Robot Brewery on Summit St. Both are solid choices.

If you try to park in uptown:

• I recommend going for decks. There are moe decks than open lots - you can find open lots around, but there will be more in South End.
• Use College St or Church St to have multiple deck options.
• The Gateway deck on West Trade is convenient. There's also a big one on Stonewall near College St and the Westin.
• There's a huge vacant area near West Morehead and Clarkson - should be easy to ind a spot there.
• The reserved parking for the Panthers is in the area off of Cedar Street near Hill St (this is the lot near Draught that was mentioned earlier). There should be some parking in this area, but it will be expensive.
• If you come early enough, there's a deck directly across Graham Street from the Stadium.

If you take the light rail, all of the stations from Scaleybark to the south have parking. I-485 has the most parking spaces by far. If you don't plan to tailgate, this is a really great option as it removes the confusion and hassle of parking near the stadium.

While you're in town, take a few minutes and walk over to Romare Bearden Park. It's just a block from the stadium and is a pretty cool park with some nice photo ops. Definitely worth your time.

Also, the Charlotte Gamecock Club usually has watch parties at Flight, which is a craft beer bar on College St near 7th. It's a bit of a hike from the stadium area (maybe 15 mins walk) but it's a cool spot if you like craft beer. They have something like 100 taps of mostly North and South Carolina beers.

When we had the Carolina vs No.Car. baseball game at BB&T Ballpark, the GCC hosted a pre-game event at Ink-n-Ivy, which is a cool spot across the street from Romare Bearden Park. I assume they'll try to do the same for this game. I'm sure they'll announce something soon.

The large area at West Morehead and Clarkson...how much is it to park there?

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[Spartan]

Originally Posted by carolinafanusc

The large area at West Morehead and Clarkson...how much is it to park there?

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Not sure. I live uptown, so I just walk everywhere. That one is probably about 1/2 mile or so away, so I feel safe saying it would likely be in the $20-$25 range for a Panthers game. It will probably be similar for a college game.