Bon Secours Wellness Arena

This is more or less of a suggestion as:
A) My experience with arenas are sort of limited (the only other two are in Ohio and another in South Carolina
And
B) You more than likely are out of options if there is an event coming to town and they are only in town one night and you are unable to choose between options info going to the event.
There was nothing that was great or bad, but the numbering on the seats needs to be updated. The numbering is on the back of the seats and I would say a good 90%+ of the numbers have been worn off. I know in my short vincinity, you were able to locate seats 8 in their respective rows, and we’re left up to guess other seats.

Saw Alan Jackson here, pretty nice arena and easy to access the rows even if you arrive once the concert has already started. They did run out of the margaritas pretty fast so be sure you get those early on. Parking was about 10 – 15 if you didn’t mind walking a little bit. Right near 385 allowing for an easy get away after the event you’re attending. I’d come back here for other events, the hockey looks fun!

I enjoy the hockey games here because you can get close enough to the action to really see it. The food and beer selection is very limited, though, and not particularly memorable.

Great place to see a concert or event. The parking situation is convenient and pretty easy to navigate. We were there for the Marvel event and had a blast. I would definitely come back here.

Nice venue, but their «giant viewing screens» suck. Stage itself was easier to see from nosebleed seats than they were

Quick to get in an out. Unlike many arenas, where parking is a hassle and there’s a big deal made about checking bags for security, this place is pretty low key. The staff is great and it’s easy to find everything you need– seats, bathrooms, snacks, etc.

Went for a hockey game. Hockey was below average, the venue was below average and they have major league food prices. AND FOOD IS COLD AND BUNS HARD

I visited BSWA with my young son last weekend for the first time to see the Road Warriors game since he had a freebie ticket for reading a certain number of pages at school or some such. This venue wasn’t bad at all. The bathrooms and concourses were clean, the seat attendant was cheerful and helpful, and it was a nice, family atmosphere. And it seems like management goes out of it’s way to market and appeal to families. Consider their deal which for $ 48 gets you 4 tickets, 4 hot dogs, 4 bags of chips, 4 fountain drinks, and 2 Road Warriors ball caps. Are you kidding me?! 48 bucks?! Now that’s an incredible deal. Try taking your family of 4 to a movie, buy a large tub of popcorn and a couple of drinks and see how much you shell out. My only gripe is that some of the food items were insanely overpriced but others seemed fair. Overall it was fairly impressive. I’m sure I’ll be back for a concert at some point and definitely for another RW game.

Venue should be torn down

Very good venue, just don’t book shows on a normal basis!

Oh Bi-​Lo Center, you try so hard to accomodate touring acts, monster trucks, the circus and the countless developmental leagues whether it’s ice hockey, basketball and now arena football. I know you try your darnest to stay in business but when people don’t show up and attend these events, what more can you do? My last visit was the MONSTER TRUCK event that I thought my 4 year old would love. Unfortunately, he freaked out by the LOUD sounds of the trucks, excuse me MONSTER TRUCKS. So our visit lasted a mere 1 minute and had to exit the building. Not your fault at all, Bi-​Lo. Though I was cursing at myself for buying those tickets, buying a $ 4.50 hotdog, $ 4.50 for fries and $ 2 for a bottled water. Glad I didn’t buy that $ 7 beer! …Oh and the $ 10 monster truck toy that Target sells for ½ the price… again, it’s still not your fault. I took a deep moment and told my son, «Look, it’s OK. Maybe next time, OK?» So off we went home as the crowd was cheering for havoc and destruction. Keep up the good work Bi-​Lo.