Spectrum Center: The Heart of Entertainment in Charlotte

Getting There

• Light Rail

  If you're near Uptown Charlotte, you can take the LYNX Blue Line light rail. Board the train at any station heading southbound, such as the 'Trade St' or '7th St' stations. Stay on the train until you reach the 'Bank of America Stadium' station. From there, it's a 10-minute walk to the Spectrum Center. Exit the station and head east on W Stonewall St, then turn left onto S Caldwell St. Continue straight until you reach E Trade St, and the Spectrum Center will be on your right.

• Bus

  You can use the Charlotte Area Transit System (CATS) buses to get to the Spectrum Center. Check the CATS website or app for the nearest bus stop. Routes 7, 11, and 16 have stops near the Spectrum Center. Board the appropriate bus and ask the driver to let you know when you reach the stop closest to 333 E Trade St. Once you get off the bus, walk east along E Trade St for about 3 minutes, and you'll see the Spectrum Center on your left.

• Walking

  If you are already in the Uptown area, you can easily walk to the Spectrum Center. Start at the intersection of S Tryon St and E Trade St. Head east on E Trade St, and after about 5 minutes of walking, you will reach the Spectrum Center at 333 E Trade St. Look for the large arena structure; it’s hard to miss!

• Bicycle

  If you prefer cycling, Charlotte has bike rental stations available throughout the city. Rent a bike from a nearby station and head toward the Spectrum Center. Use the bike lanes along S Tryon St, then turn east onto E Trade St. Follow the bike lanes for about 1 mile, and within 10 minutes, you will arrive at the Spectrum Center.