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    F.N.B. Stadium

    4.2 (25 reviews)
    Open 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Great view of the city
    Lauren T.

    Had a blast at my second-ever Riverhounds game recently. I think I'm officially a soccer fan. The energy from the fan club is exciting and they love to get the crowd going to cheer on the team. Highmark is a great venue with beautiful views of the city. For a sports stadium the prices are much lower for food than the others. Drinks are comparable but also still cheaper than other stadiums. We actually came for dollar beer night (happy hour 5-7 before the game starts) which was a crazy good deal. I really enjoy the ambiance and friendly staff at the stadium. Go hounds!

    City view
    Samantha L.

    I attended a Riverhounds game and had a blast! For me, going to a soccer game is not the first thing I think of doing on a weekend in Pittsburgh but the stadium has a great view and it's fun to watch the game from field level. I will say that the concession lines were really long, it didn't seem like they were prepared for the large crowd that they had, but it didn't ruin the experience. I recommend the Riverhounds Amber Lager - it was really good!

    Karla D.

    Highmark Stadium is laid out well with spacious areas to convene with friends after grabbing something to eat or drink from a concession stand. The views from all around the stadium are fantastic. I especially like seeing the city from here when the sun is starting to set. It's really breathtaking. Seating is comfortable and really a great sports arena.

    Sherry M.

    Sorry for the tartness of writing this review. It was our first soccer game at Highmark Stadium, It was a great match between the Riverhounds and Charlotte 0-0 yet a great match. Our granddaughters play for the Riverhounds Academy club. We have always want to see and match and support the hounds and our granddaughters. The stadium was just as I expect. Not a bad seat in the whole place. Comfortable chair seats not benches. A lot of beer and a lot of rest rooms !! Highly recommended seeing a match !! We will return.

    Single line at Mac and cheese fest
    Jenee S.

    * *This is for the Pittsburgh Mac and Cheese Festival held at Highmark Stadium* * This had to be one of the worst events. Parking was bad at $10 within atleast a half mile radius, even in the incline lot. Other lots were cash only, which thankfully I had. No one knew which line to stand in. There was no direction on where to go. Finally, other people who were attending told me where to go. Standing in line to get in, a security guard was going around checking people bag size. No one knew there was even a bag policy. I was reading people who took the T and Uber did not have anywhere to leave a bag or purse. The lady behind me was told hers was too big. The guy saw mine and said it was ok. The guy in front of me had a giant diaper bag which was somehow also fine to let in. After waiting 30 minutes, I get to the actual security and ticket scan point. The security guard there said my purse was too big to bring in. I explained someone already went around and said it was fine. After explaining this to 2 separate people, I said I'll just go to the car and put it there. The one security guard was nice enough to let me back in right away when I got back so I didn't have to wait another 30 minutes in line. After walking around, I saw multiple people with larger bags and purses than I had. Even someone with the same exact purse I had. Most of the other items for sale were cash only. They did have an ATM but probably charged another $5 surcharge to use. I only got a bottle of water due to the heat. Lines were terrible. 25-30 minutes wait per line. Some were more prepared than others. Trucks should have had atleast 2-3 people working but most only had 1. Most of the samples were decent so the actual mac and cheese part was fine. I attended the first session and some were sold out by 2:30pm, leaving a whole hour left without food. Unfortunately, I was unable to get all the available samples. There was no tents or other shade provided in the scorching hot sun. Overall, poorly planned and unprepared for event

    Robert P.

    Pros: Beautiful stadium with awesome fans who love to have a blast for soccer games Cons: food is not super cheap but not too too bad, but major problem is as the team continues to play there the prices go up for tickets but unfortunately the stadium seems less and less full... anymore for a decent seat you'll pay around $20-25 Plus 7 to $10 for parking to sit in the stadium that's about 10% to 20% full on a weekday Also I'm not sure if it's a problem with the league or the river hounds in general but often the reffing seems sloppy and sub par (similar quality to a high school game where tickets are free) The view however is beautiful

    Paul P.

    Great venue for watching the Pittsburgh Riverhounds and USL level soccer. Terrific view of the Steel City, ample and inexpensive parking, great food both at the stadium (very reasonably priced too!) as well as in adjacent Station Square. Always a great time here...go Hounds!

    Toby Keith Concert
    Lee C.

    My wife and I were here for the Toby Keith Concert and What a great venue to hold a concert! Loved sitting in the seats for the whole show and was able to see very well! This was my 15th time seeing Toby Keith and I think we may have liked this venue the best, especially with the view of the City in the background! It was Perfect!!

    Our team (yes, in black & gold),  the Riverhounds. They slogged through rain to tie with the Harrisburg City Islanders (0-0).
    Eileen S.

    Nice stadium. We had good seats (108, D). Right by our goal. The seats were comfortable, but even at 5'2", I could have used more leg room. The soccer game against Harrisburg Islanders went on, regardless of rain, which wasn't a downpour. If it looks like rain, bring a rain poncho and a hand towel to wipe seats. They hold water very nicely, because of the way they're curved. Ladies, wear a cross body bag; it's safer, and much less of a pain than a purse. Wear sneakers, especially if the kiddoes want to get autographs/photos from the players on the field after the soccer game (It's artificial turf, and squishy when wet). Umbrellas, big bags, contraband, outside food and drink aren't allowed in stadium. Bottle of water is $2, jumbo pretzels $3, and are outside the building, along with Dippin Dots. I didn't notice any prices for beer, wine, or soda. Majority of pub food (inside building) was about $6 (loaded ff, skins, etc.). The Riverhounds were all very nice, polite, gracious men. Though the game ended 0-0, not a single player did anything but smile, pose for photos, sign numerous autographs, chat briefly with fans. They showed true sportsmanship, and I look forward to their July 14 (7pm) game. Decent place to watch fireworks, if you sit up high in bleachers.

    Tolun O.

    Our boy had a soccer game at this stadium. It was a fantastic experience. The view of the city on the background was amazing. The seats were comfortable. Parking was a little expensive but convenient. Overall we like the venue.

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