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Arenas, Facilities & Stadiums
Click the links below for sports facilities near that city:
| Map | Call | Venue | City | Year Opened | Capacity | Notes | Video | Book | Group |
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| Harrah's Cherokee Center Asheville | Asheville | 1974 | 7,200 | Venues include ExploreAsheville.com Arena, Thomas Wolfe Auditorium, Banquet Hall; hosts tradeshows, concerts, sporting events, family shows & performing arts | |||||
| Explore Boone | Boone | 1872 | 23,150 | Home to Appalachian State University Mountaineers |  |
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| Kidd Brewer Stadium | Boone | 1962 | 30,000 | Home of Appalachian State Mountaineers football, field hockey, track & field (Sun Belt) | |||||
| Barker-Lane Stadium | Buies Creek | 2008 | 5,000 | Home of Campbell Fighting Camels football (PFL) | |||||
| WakeMed Soccer Park | Cary | 2002 | 10,000 | Hosts ACC soccer championships, men's & women's professional soccer teams | |||||
| Carmichael Arena | Chapel Hill | 1965 | 8,010 | Home of North Carolina (UNC) Tar Heels volleyball, gymnastics, wrestling & women's basketball (ACC) | |||||
| Dean E. Smith Center | Chapel Hill | 1986 | 21,750 | Home of North Carolina (UNC) Tar Heels basketball (ACC) | |||||
| Dorrance Field | Chapel Hill | 2019 | 4,200 | Home of North Carolina (UNC) Tar Heels lacrosse & soccer (ACC) | |||||
| Kenan Stadium | Chapel Hill | 1927 | 62,980 | Home of North Carolina (UNC) Tar Heels football (ACC) | |||||
| Bank of America Stadium | Charlotte | 1996 | 73,778 | Home of the Carolina Panthers (NFL); Hosts the Queen City Bowl & the ACC Football Championship | |||||
| Bojangles Coliseum | Charlotte | 1955 | 10,829 | Home of the Charlotte Checkers (AHL); Hosts concerts, sports events, rodeos, conventions | |||||
| Halton Arena | Charlotte | 1996 | 9,105 | Home of UNC Charlotte 49ers basketball & volleyball (C-USA) | |||||
| Spectrum Center | Charlotte | 2005 | 20,200 | Home of the Charlotte Hornets (NBA) | |||||
| Truist Field | Charlotte | 2014 | 10,200 | Home of the Charlotte Knights (Chicago White Sox AAA affiliate) | |||||
| Cabarrus Arena & Events Center | Concord | 2002 | 5,000 | Hosts local, regional & national sporting events | |||||
| Charlotte Motor Speedway | Concord | 1960 | 140,000 | NASCAR Xfinity Series, NASCAR Cup Series, Speedway Christmas light show | |||||
| E.J. Whitmire Stadium | Cullowhee | 1974 | 13,742 | Home of Western Carolina Catamounts football (SoCon) | |||||
| John M. Belk Arena | Davidson | 1989 | 5,223 | Home of Davidson College Wildcats basketball & volleyball (SoCon); Part of the Baker Sports Complex | |||||
| Richardson Stadium | Davidson | 1923 | 6,000 | Home of Davidson Wildcats football, lacrosse, track & field (PFL, SoCon) | |||||
| Cameron Indoor Stadium | Durham | 1940 | 9,314 | Home of Duke Blue Devils basketball, volleyball & wrestling (ACC) | |||||
| Durham Bulls Athletic Park | Durham | 1995 | 10,000 | Home of the Durham Bulls (Tampa Bay Rays AAA affiliate) | |||||
| Durham County Memorial Stadium | Durham | 1959 | 8,500 | Multi-purpose stadium | |||||
| Koskinen Stadium | Durham | 1984 | 7,000 | Home of Duke Blue Devils lacrosse & soccer (ACC) | |||||
| Wallace Wade Stadium | Durham | 1929 | 33,941 | Home of Duke Blue Devils football (ACC) | |||||
| Rhodes Stadium | Elon | 2001 | 13,100 | Home of Elon University Phoenix football (NCAA) | |||||
| Crown Complex | Fayetteville | 1997 | 13,500 | Facilities include a coliseum, expo center, ballroom, theatre & arena | |||||
| Corbett Sports Center | Greensboro | 1978 | 21,500 | Home of NC A&T State Aggies basketball (MEAC) | |||||
| Greensboro Aquatic Center | Greensboro | 2011 | 2,500 | Host of NCAA, ACC and other group swimming, diving and other sport competitions | |||||
| Greensboro Complex | Greensboro | 1959 | 23,500 | Consists of Greensboro Coliseum, Odeon Theatre, Special Events Center, Tanger Center, The Fieldhouse | |||||
| Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium | Greenville | 1963 | 50,000 | Home of East Carolina Pirates football (AAC) | |||||
| Moretz Stadium | Hickory | 1920 | 8,500 | Home of Lenoir-Rhyne University Bears football & lacrosse (NCAA) | |||||
| Meares Stadium & Ammons Family Athletic Center | Mars Hill | 1965 | 5,000 | Home of Mars Hill University Lions football (NCAA) | |||||
| Big Rock Stadium | Morehead City | 2010 | 1,800 | Home of Morehead City Marlins baseball (CPL) | |||||
| Carter-Finley Stadium | Raleigh | 1966 | 57,583 | Home of North Carolina State Wolfpack football (ACC) | |||||
| J.S. Dorton Arena | Raleigh | 1952 | 7,610 | On the NC State Fairgrounds; Hosts concerts, trade shows, athletic events, circuses, speakers, etc | |||||
| PNC Arena | Raleigh | 1999 | 19,722 | Home of the Carolina Hurricanes (NHL) | |||||
| William Neal Reynolds Coliseum | Raleigh | 1949 | 14,000 | Home of North Carolina State Wolfpack basketball, gymnastics, volleyball & wrestling (ACC) | |||||
| Rocky Mount Event Center | Rocky Mount | 2018 | 4,000 | Event center for basketball, volleyball, cheer, dance, meetings, events includes 8 basketball courts, 16 volleyball courts | |||||
| Rocky Mount Sports Complex | Rocky Mount | 2006 | 5,000 | Multi-purpose recreational athletic facility for baseball, football & soccer | |||||
| Legion Sports Complex | Wilmington | 1930 | 6,000 | Football, soccer, baseball, tennis, swimming | |||||
| Allegacy Federal Credit Union Stadium | Winston-Salem | 1968 | 31,500 | Home of Wake Forest Demon Deacons football (ACC) | |||||
| Bowman Gray Stadium | Winston-Salem | 1949 | 20,000 | Hosts Whelen All-American Series races; Part of the Winston-Salem Sports & Entertainment Complex | |||||
| Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial (LJVM) Coliseum | Winston-Salem | 1989 | 15,272 | Home of Wake Forest Demon Deacons basketball (ACC); Center point of the Winston-Salem Sports & Entertainment Complex | |||||
| Five County Stadium | Zebulon | 1991 | 6,500 | Home of the Carolina Mudcats (Milwaukee Brewers A Advanced affiliate) |
