TeamPirates
LocationPittsburg, Pennsylvania
Opened2001
Capacity38,747
What to eat at PNC Park
- Primanti Brothers Section 129 — The Pittsburgh classic — steak sandwich piled with fries and coleslaw ON the sandwich.
- Manny's BBQ Center Field — Pulled pork and brisket from a Pittsburgh favorite.
- Pierogies Section 115 — Handmade pierogies honoring Pittsburgh's Polish heritage. Get them with onions and sour cream.
- Quaker Steak & Lube Wings Right Field — Buffalo wings in various heat levels from the Pennsylvania chain.
Where to sit at PNC Park
- Infield Box (Sections 115-130) Mid-range — Premium views of the field AND the Pittsburgh skyline behind it.
- Right Field Rotunda (Sections 139-145) Mid-range — Party atmosphere with a view of the Clemente Bridge.
- Grandstand (Sections 301-325) Budget — Upper deck with the best panoramic views of the skyline. Cheap seats, million-dollar views.
Parking and getting to PNC Park
- Walk across the Clemente Bridge from downtown — the best way to arrive at a game.
- North Shore lots are $15-25 and close. Gold Lot 1 is most convenient.
- Park downtown and enjoy the bridge walk — garages on 6th St and Fort Duquesne Blvd are affordable.
What else to do near PNC Park
- Andy Warhol Museum 0.5 miles — The largest museum dedicated to a single artist, on the North Shore.
- Acrisure Stadium 0.3 miles — Home of the Steelers, right next door.
- Mount Washington 1.5 miles — Take the Duquesne Incline for panoramic views of the city.
Before you go to PNC Park
- The View — PNC Park has arguably the best view in all of baseball — the Roberto Clemente Bridge, the river, and the downtown skyline.
- Walk the Bridge — Walk across the Roberto Clemente Bridge from downtown on game day — it's closed to traffic and becomes a pedestrian mall.
- Pierogi Race — The Great Pierogi Race during the 5th inning features racing pierogies — a Pittsburgh tradition.
- PNC Park consistently ranks as the #1 or #2 most beautiful ballpark in America. The skyline views are unmatched.
- The Roberto Clemente statue outside the park is a must-visit. Read the plaque — his story is remarkable.
- Sit in the upper deck behind home plate for the full skyline panorama — best $15 view in baseball.
- The ballpark is intimate at 38,362 seats — there's truly not a bad seat in the house.
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