Spectrum Center, Charlotte Metro Travel Guide
Discover the excitement of Spectrum Center in Charlotte, NC - where sports and music come alive in a vibrant arena atmosphere.
Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of Spectrum Center, the premier arena in Charlotte, North Carolina, where excitement meets entertainment. A must-visit for sports fans and concert lovers alike, this iconic venue hosts a variety of events that will leave you breathless.
A brief summary to Spectrum Center
- 333 E Trade St, Charlotte, Charlotte center city, North Carolina, 28202, US
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Know before you go
Hi, I'm Eve. Here are a few practical things to know before exploring Spectrum Center.
- Arrive early to find parking and explore the nearby shops and restaurants.
- Check the event schedule online for upcoming concerts and games before your visit.
- Consider using public transportation to avoid parking hassles on event days.
- Bring cash for food and merchandise stands inside, as some vendors may not accept cards.
- Take advantage of the arena’s mobile app for up-to-date information on events and seating.
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Getting There
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Public Transportation
From your location in Mooresville, walk to the nearest bus stop that services the Charlotte Area Transit System (CATS). Board the Route 77 bus heading towards the Charlotte Transportation Center. The bus ride will take approximately 30-40 minutes. Once you arrive at the Charlotte Transportation Center, transfer to the LYNX Blue Line light rail towards I-485/South Blvd. Stay on the light rail for about 20 minutes until you reach the 'Trade St' station. Exit the train and walk east for about 3 blocks along E Trade St. The Spectrum Center will be on your left at 333 E Trade St.
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Bicycle
If you prefer cycling, rent a bike from a local bike-sharing service in Mooresville. Start by heading south towards the Mooresville Greenway. Follow the greenway until you reach the intersection with NC-150. Turn left and continue until you reach the intersection with I-77. Use the bike path to cross the bridge and continue on NC-77. Follow the bike lanes into Charlotte, and as you approach the downtown area, stay on the designated bike routes towards E Trade St. The Spectrum Center will be on your right at 333 E Trade St.
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Walking
If you’re feeling adventurous and want to walk to the Spectrum Center, start at the center of Mooresville and head south on N Main St. Continue walking until you reach the intersection with NC-150. Cross NC-150 and proceed straight, following the walking path that leads towards the lake. Once you reach the shoreline, turn left and walk along the water until you find the pedestrian bridge. Cross the bridge, and make your way towards downtown Charlotte. Walk along E Trade St for about 2 miles until you reach the Spectrum Center at 333 E Trade St. Note: This option is quite lengthy and may take over an hour.
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