Dukes Mayo Bowl Tickets

Duke's Mayo Bowl Tickets

The Duke's Mayo Bowl has been played since 2002, and is the bowl formerly known as the Belk Bowl. The game held in Charlotte, North Carolina, hosts a match-up between the SEC and ACC each bowl season. The game is always fun with such marquee teams, and in recent years the Duke's Mayo Bowl has has had high scoring games, making for an exciting day of football.

Duke's Mayo Bowl Twitter Handle

"The Belk Bowl is the Best Bowl" is a saying made famous by the social media team who has run the Belk Bowl (now Duke's Mayo Bowl) twitter profile for years. Make sure you follow the Duke's Mayo Bowl on twitter, as its one of the funniest social media follows in college football. The Bowl has pronounced itself as the "Best Bowl" and regularly banters with fans and other bowl games on Twitter.

Duke's Mayo Bowl at Bank of America Stadium (Charlotte)

The Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte is the home of the Duke's Mayo Bowl. The beautiful, open air venue is the home field of the Carolina Panthers, and hosts the ACC Championship Game and plenty of other big events. The capacity for the stadium is 73,778.

100 Level

The closest you can get to the field without being in the game, these lower level seats give you a great view of the game. Sections only go up to row 20, so any seat puts you very close to the field. Sections 131, 132, 111, and 112 are right at midfield.

200 Level

This is the middle level and is behind both end zones and in the corners. These are also 20 rows deep and are the same level as the club sections but don’t come with the extras.

300 Level

This is the club level and is right above the 100 level of Bank of America Stadium. There are a half-dozen lounges/bar areas to choose from for club seat holders that aren’t accessible for other fans. Your seats in the club level are also a few inches bigger than those in the rest of the stadium.

500 Level

This is the upper level of the stadium and is the most cost-efficient way to get into this bowl game. The end zone sections go up to row 22-25, while those between the sidelines can go up to row 45 to accommodate every fan that wants to the see the big game.