Tickets will go up around 6%, a team spokesperson confirmed to WCNC Charlotte.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. β The Carolina Panthers are raising tickets for the 2025 season, a team spokesperson confirmed to WCNC Charlotte.Β
Season ticket prices will increase by an average of just over 6% across all seating levels, according to a team spokesperson. The price increase won’t impact upper-level seats, which have seen a 1.1% compounded annual growth rate over the last five years. Premium tickets (club seats and suites) will increase based on the terms of individual contracts.
The team also raised ticket prices last season, coming off an NFL-worst 2-15 record in 2023. Despite that increase, the Panthers still ranked 20th across the NFL for non-premium ticket prices and are in the bottom half of ticket price hikes.Β
Carolina finished last year 5-12, marking the team’s seventh consecutive losing season. The Panthers haven’t made the playoffs since the 2017-18 season. The team has been among the NFL’s worst since David Tepper bought the franchise in 2018, compiling a 36-80 record.Β
Panthers fans have until May 1 to renew their 2025 season tickets. The team offers fans the option to pay in full or with a six-month, interest-free payment plan. Renewal notices were sent to fans on Tuesday. Season tickets and a personal seat license (PSL) start at $21 per month, according to the team’s website. The most affordable season ticket price is unchanged from last season at $510.Β
A team spokesperson also confirmed a new rewards system for season ticket holders that includes exclusive access, rewarding perks and personalized options to enhance PSL membership.Β
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