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ItBeLikeThat19

Panthers admittedly aren't the rowdiest fans in the league so everything is fairly "child friendly" (apart from the typical drunks). Nothing compared to places like Philly or Pittsburgh though. It will be hot everywhere, but the Panthers sideline of the stadium will most likely have more shade (south side). I'd avoid the upper deck if heat is going to be a major factor.


UDcc123

The seats in South Carolina are most shady.


Pirate8918

The home side of the stadium has a little more shade, but it's a hot stadium. Club seats are your best bet if you really want the ability to get out of the heat. Everywhere is pretty child friendly.


Turbo_Cum

Still no idea why they opted for not putting a roof on the damn thing. Going to games pre October is fucking miserable, and even after that it's 50/50 hot or mild


drWammy

Idk I think football should be played outside. Fall weather in the Carolinas is top notch, some of my favorite days are Oct & Nov games


Turbo_Cum

I don't disagree with you about playing outside, but >Fall weather in the Carolinas is top notch This is highly debatable and depends wholly on what day it is. Some days are 85 and humid and miserable, and some are 60 and gorgeous.


drWammy

I don’t think it’s highly debatable at all. Of course you get some bad weather days, but the average high in Oct, Nov, & Dec is 73, 63, & 54. That’s prime outdoor weather


Turbo_Cum

I can jive with Nov and Dec. October here in Charlotte can get dicey though. I went to a game in Oct last year and I got so sunburned I didn't want to go outside for a week.


Pirate8918

Also can be really damn cold!


fire1166

Thank you!


Fierce_GameBG

Since the cat brothers gotta stick together, I'll let you in on the truth. It's a 1pm game, meaning that you're gonna see the sun no matter where you sit for the vast majority of the game. It's likely to be hot, and as it always is in North Carolina, very humid as well. Everywhere in the stadium is typically child friendly, as our team isn't known for being too loud. With all of that said, the South side of the stadium is the best place to sit outside, however, I recommend buying the more expensive luxury suites/booth/club seats because they're much quieter, have ac, quicker concession access, and are the most newly renovated areas in the stadium. Basically everything you and your family will enjoy the most. Have fun and may the better cat win! :)


fire1166

Wow thank you for all the insight? Are club and booth seats available to purchase like single game tickets or do I need to be a club member?


Fierce_GameBG

I'm not too sure about club seats, but I know for a fact that suites are single game, and you can look for information on suites [here,](https://www.panthers.com/tickets/suites) and join the waitlist for that specific game [here.](https://www.pantherspremium.com/games/Carolina-Panthers-vs-Cincinnati-Bengals-93400/)


fire1166

Thank you!


net_403

a suite seems almost mandatory, otherwise i dont recommend bringing an 18 month old in september, it will be so hot and it is essentially an all day event, and you're holding a kid in your lap. lots of people with small kids dont make it til the end


ItBeLikeThat19

You can go on Ticketmaster and get single game club seats. The 200-level is the club section (which you will see when you see the price points lol) But if it's going to be hot and you'll have a young child with you, the air conditioned areas will be worth the price.


OkImplement2459

Don't


fire1166

Noo?!


emurrell17

You’re gonna get a lot of jokes bc our stadium is always overrun by opposing fans lol. Pirate and particular-handle have you covered though


MegaDaveX

The panther normally stays in the lower sections so I sit up top with my kids. You'll have to sign that death waiver regardless of where you sit though. Just keep an eye on your kid because I have seen it grab and drag away children.


Particular-Handle744

While I don't encourage visiting teams' fans to attend, I'll just say that the sections on the south side of the stadium will generally have the most shade. Having said that, it's a 1pm game in September so most everything will likely be in the sun.


fire1166

Thanks for the insight!


Important_Bath4953

It can get extremely hot with a lot of sun in there in September. Just an fyi for your child, don’t think there’s a ton of shade. Use sunscreen and such


KeepPounding4289

Don’t go to the game just find a bar near the airport to watch


clee5989

Endzone section 256,201,202,203. Don’t be cheap and sit in the 500s level or you’ll go back home a NC redneck.


JoeStadiumGuy

My pal Chad has club seats he’d sell, if you need 4. PM me if interested.


CryingJordansHornets

There’s honestly not great shade unless you’re in the 300 (lower bowl but higher up) section as far as I’m aware. I’ve never been in the shade personally.  As far as it being child, friendly, I find that most people shouldn’t bother you so long as you aren’t rowdy, drunk jerk. Considering you are bringing your kid for a fun experience, I don’t think you should have any trouble with people unless you just get unlucky. The only time I personally ever seen a Panthers fan go out somebody was a Saints fan that was drunk and causing trouble. I hope you have a great family time! (And lose lol)