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On game days many fans walk to PNC Park across the Roberto Clemente Bridge from downtown, which closes to cars for foot traffic. Pittsburgh's light-rail 'T' runs free across the river to the North Shore stops, and river ferries also serve the park.
North Shore lots and garages are the closest option, but walking over the Clemente Bridge from a downtown garage is popular and scenic. Arrive early on busy nights.
PNC Park is famous for its skyline views, and nearly every seat looks out over the Allegheny River and downtown. Seats along the first-base side and behind home plate give the fullest skyline-and-river backdrop.
Downtown Pittsburgh is a short walk across the bridge, and the North Shore sits right by the park. Both keep you close on foot. Compare dates for the best rates.
The North Shore riverfront, the Andy Warhol Museum, and the walk across the Roberto Clemente Bridge are highlights, with downtown Pittsburgh just across the water.
Opened in 2001, PNC Park is regularly ranked among the best ballparks in baseball for its intimate two-deck design and its unobstructed views of the Pittsburgh skyline and the Allegheny River beyond the outfield.
Walk the Roberto Clemente Bridge to the park for the classic approach, and take in the skyline from the first-base side. The riverwalk beyond the outfield offers free views into the park.
PNC Park is a modern, accessible ballpark with accessible seating, entrances, and restrooms, and guest services to help. Its compact layout makes getting around straightforward.
PNC Park anchors Pittsburgh's North Shore along the river, near museums and the Steelers' stadium, and directly across the Allegheny from downtown by the Clemente Bridge.
On game days you can walk across the Roberto Clemente Bridge from downtown, which closes to cars. Pittsburgh's light-rail 'T' also runs free across the river to the North Shore.
North Shore lots and garages are closest, but many fans park downtown and walk across the Clemente Bridge. Arrive early on busy nights.
PNC is famous for skyline views — nearly every seat looks over the river and downtown, with the first-base side and home plate offering the fullest backdrop.
Yes. PNC Park is a modern, accessible ballpark with accessible seating, entrances, restrooms, and guest services, and a compact, easy-to-navigate layout.