New luxury seats grant you access to every Spectrum Center event
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The arena has hosted roughly 60 events and 700,000 people since the arena reopened in October. Photo: Ashley Mahoney/Axios
The Charlotte Hornets unveiled their new First Horizon Bank theater box at Spectrum Center as part of the Uptown arena's $245 million upgrades.
Why it matters: The premium seats get you access to every event at Spectrum Center, including Hornets games, concerts and shows, but will cost a family of four nearly $100K.
How it works: Seats are available on an individual game or event basis for the remainder of the current season. Pricing varies based on the event, per a Hornets spokesperson.
- Seats are sold in sets of four at $23,500 per seat for the 2025-2026 season.
- Your ticket includes access to private dining and a full bar — all the food, beer, wine, liquor, and non-alcoholic beverages are included with your ticket.
What to expect: The theater box holds 120 people and has seats overlooking the arena floor, counter seating with a view of the court, plus table-and-chair options.
- Contact Hornets Sports & Entertainment for more details about theater box seats.
Between the lines: The arena will host a Lil' Wayne concert later this month and the ACC men's basketball tournament next month.
What's next: The second and final round of renovations begin during the upcoming NBA offseason. The arena will be closed during that period.
- Upcoming upgrades include adding more seats to the lower level, brand-new seats for the entire bowl, plus updates to the main concourse and founders' level.
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Editor's note: This story was updated to include that seats are available for the remainder of the current season.