CHARLOTTE — The Carolina Panthers are hiking ticket prices for the third straight season — this time by an average of 6%, a team spokesperson told CBJ.
The price increase is for all non-premium season tickets but excludes upper-level seats.
Fans learned of the new prices as part of ticket renewal notices emailed this morning. The renewal deadline is May 1.
Carolina finished 5-12 last season, missing the playoffs for a seventh straight year — the second-longest post-season drought in the NFL behind the New York Jets.
The Panthers have a record of 36-80 since hedge-fund billionaire David Tepper bought the franchise in 2018.
Read more details about the price increase on CBJ’s website here.
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