2025-26 NBA Charlotte Hornets Home Game Ticket

25-26 NBA regular season
Charlotte Hornets home game tickets

Say goodbye to the hassle of paying in foreign currency! Buy Charlotte Hornets NBA game tickets at Wagg at a lower price, without worrying about dollar exchange rates. Book your home game tickets in advance with Wagg and experience the excitement of the 2025-26 Charlotte Hornets season at the Spectrum Center!

Spectrum Center

The official stadium of the Charlotte Hornets is the Spectrum Center, located in downtown Charlotte. Opened in 2016, the Spectrum Center is the Hornets' home stadium, capable of seating over 19,000 spectators. It also serves as a large-scale venue for sporting events, concerts, trade shows, and more!

Purchase your favorite player's jerseys, keychains, tumblers, and other merchandise from the official merchandise shop! Spectrum Center also features a variety of amenities and a concession stand, perfect for pre- or post-game enjoyment.

Available seats

Upper Baseline – Dark Blue:
These seats are located behind the goal posts in the upper deck of the stadium. While they're a bit far from the court, they offer a relatively reasonable price for watching the game.

Upper Sideline – Bright Blue:
Although it's an upper deck, it overlooks the court from the side, offering a great view of the overall game. The view is wider than behind the goal, making it a great value for money seat.

Lower Baseline – Red:
These seats are located behind the goal in the lower deck, relatively close to the court. While you can enjoy a close-up view of dunks and rim-side action, the overall view may be slightly more limited than from the side seats.

Lower Sideline – White:
This premium location offers a close-up view of the court from the ideal angle. It's a favorite among many fans, offering a bird's eye view of player movements, game flow, and strategy.

Floor – Yellow:
These are top-tier seats, level with the stadium floor. They offer a immersive viewing experience, allowing you to experience the players' breathing, the coaching staff's conversations, and even the sounds of the court.