As far as professional sporting arenas go, Time Warner Cable Arena is definitely in the upper echelon.  It still feels new, current and very 21st century. \n\nThere are definitely some shortcomings with the Cable Box (as my friends and I affectionately refer to it).  \n\n1. PRICE - everything at or associated with Time Warner Cable Arena is extremely overpriced!!  Beers usually START @ $7.50/beer.  The food though decent, is also extremely overpriced as well.  Then there are the seats.  Can someone please tell me why it is so expensive to get a lower level seat to ANY event held at the Cable Box? \n\nI was recently at a Bobcats/Cavs game a few weeks ago, and was slightly disturbed at how empty the place was.  I was even more troubled by the price for lower level seats.  Its bad enough that upper level seats were going for $40 in some sections, let alone for $80 - $100 to sit in a lower level seat!  WHY aren't fans allowed to move down low in the second half or 4th quarter if there are vacant seats?? Who or what is the team saving the seats for??\n \n2.  Parking - though there is plenty of parking surrounding the Cable Box, there is little parking that doesn't require you to walk at least two or three blocks.  What's the big deal you ask?  On more than one occasion I have been caught in severe rain storms going to, and leaving the Cable Box.  All I remember thinking, was that I wish there was closer parking!!!\n\nOverall, The Cable Box is a nice modern facility, with all the amenities you would expect in a new arena.  Even so, the outrageous prices make me feel like I'm being taken for a fool, and make me always think twice before going to any event here.