Fourth time here. Iconic ball park. Awesome fans. Great views. Favorite local food offerings ( not…read moremy thing, but greatly appreciated!) Fantastic kiddie area. Engaging mascot ( yay Parrot ) Helpful employees throughout the team stores.. Shout out to the AMAZING ALEC at Sweet Treats by section 107/108! Awesome win B 9 with two consecutive HR's with Spencer Horowitz for the winning run!!

The stadium opens 90 minutes before first pitch, but I recommend going at least 2 hours early to…read moretake photos all around the outside of the stadium, and then again all around the inside of the stadium. This truly is the best stadium in baseball that I've been to. (I've been to 22 so far). Outside you can get your picture with so many different statues and monuments. I got my pic with Honus Wagner and his statue would be behind home plate outside on the street. Also, on the street I got my pic with Roberto Clemente who is in center field outside the stadium right by his yellow bridge. There's a Willie Stargell statue in Left Field. And lastly, outside there is a Bill Mazeroski statue at the end of the cul-de-sac in Right Field. There's an area for retired numbers outside the stadium along the river. There are also a bunch of baseballs of retired numbers along the water too. Inside the stadium there are bobblehead Pirate guys to get photos with all along the outfield. There's also a giant "P." The best views of the city and river basically anywhere inside the stadium. I love how much room there is on the concourse and how open it is. We walked around and took in the atmosphere. We bought seats way up top so we could watch the game and enjoy the view. Absolutely put this stadium on your bucket list.

Pittsburgh is blessed with some nice sandlot baseball fields. This field is in Leslie Recreation…read moreCenter in Lawrenceville abutting the Allegheny cemetery. A nice spot to walk, take in a came and/or grab a bite at any of the proximate restaurants. Nothing says Spring like baseball. Keep your eyes out for future Pirates.

The Backyard is GONE . . . !!! Apparently, this whole area…read morewhich includes the former Backyard (an Arts Space) is all ripped up, and is going to be all new for 2026. The new name will be "Arts Landing." I will miss The Backyard (and the Water Cube too)!!!

One of my favorite things about Pittsburgh is how they just create parks in random areas of the…read morecity! The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust debuted "The Backyard" at the Three Rivers Arts Festival. They had live music and some of the food stands that you typically see at the arts fest in this section. I was so excited when I heard they were keeping it, especially since we missed the Allegheny Overlook. They put down fake grass with lots of tables and chairs (even rocking chairs too) facing the stage. I attended the PGH Opens there last night which included extra food trucks and gift card giveaways in addition to the music and Pgh Mobile Bars. The space is comfortable and family friendly. The mobile bars offer a happy hour on weekdays with $2 off cocktails. I tried the Goodlander Strawberry Basil cocktail with vodka and it was delicious! I recommend stopping by next time you are downtown to catch a local band and have a cocktail. It's open Tues. - Sun. from 11 am - 9 pm. They also have free yoga on Saturday mornings!

4.5 stars. Point State Park is a 36-acre state-operated park that is located in downtown Pittsburgh…read morewhere the Allegheny and Monongahela rivers meet to form the Ohio River. It is a National Historic Landmark. In addition to the beautiful waterfront views, another beautiful feature here is the water fountain that operates in warm seasons and reaches heights of up to 150 feet. This park also has the Fort Pitt Museum, which explores the region's history during the French and Indian War and the American Revolution; and the Fort Pitt Block House, which was built in 1764 and is the oldest surviving structure in Western Pennsylvania. I have been visiting this park for many years. Visitors enjoy grassy areas for relaxing as well as walking/hiking, boating, fishing, biking, and other activities.

First, let me say that neither Apple Maps nor Google Maps got us here to a place where we could…read morepark. Apple took us on the highway to the tunnel and told us we'd arrive when the Fort Pitt Museum and The park were on our right. If driving, I recommend going to the lot by the Pittsburgh Post Gazette ($10). The park is lovely and offers great views of the point, the Duquesne Incljne, Heinz field; and the confluence. The Fort Pitt Museum is interesting. I was disappointed to find that the fountain was off as visiting the park has been on my bucket list since I moved to Pittsburgh; so I'll have to go back once the fountain is back on.

Recently had the absolute pleasure of visiting Acrisure Stadium during the NFL Draft, and what an…read moreunforgettable experience. Being inside the stadium where so many big moments happen was already special, but getting to watch the draft from there made it next level. This was my first time inside, and while I still need to come back for a Pittsburgh Steelers game someday, this was an incredible introduction. We were able to sit directly on the field, which felt surreal. Kicking back in the end zone with a local beer in hand while the picks rolled in was one of the coolest sports experiences I've ever had. They also had a Topps trading card tent on the field, and my brother-in-law and I couldn't pass up the chance to rip packs right there on the turf. The stadium itself is beautiful, the atmosphere was electric, and the whole place was packed with energy once the picks started coming in. Decked out in black and yellow, I felt like an honorary yinzer for the day. Truly a bucket-list moment and a memory I'll never forget. If you ever get the chance to experience an event here, take it. Absolute blast.

Beautiful stadium, but the atmosphere was disappointing. The stadium itself is beautiful, with…read moreincredible views of the city, and the overall setting is hard to beat. Unfortunately, the number of people vaping and the constant smell of skunk made it difficult to fully enjoy the experience. What was most frustrating was the lack of enforcement of the stadium's policies. When people are openly vaping and smoking in crowded areas without any apparent consequences, it really takes away from the experience for everyone around them. We came to enjoy the game and the stadium, but the constant smoke and odors made that challenging. Beautiful venue and great views, but stronger enforcement of the rules would make a huge difference. Policy per website -Smoking and vaping are prohibited at Acrisure Stadium, including electronic cigarettes/vapes. The stadium's fan guide explicitly says the ban includes all vapor and electronic cigarettes. * There are no designated smoking/vaping areas inside the stadium. * Re-entry is not permitted, so you can't simply leave to vape and come back in. * A guest who continues violating the policy after a warning can be ejected from the stadium.

This is the oldest park in the City of Pittsburgh dating back to the late 1860s…read more Happens to be one of my favorite parks and I've spent a lot of time here throughout my life. The park is almost 84 acres with lovely green spaces, trees, benches, picnic areas and playgrounds. The park is between Allegheny Center and Allegheny West and is sectioned off. For example, east park is at Mexican War Streets with walking trails. West has Lake Elizabeth and the Aviary. North has walking trails and a decorative fountain. The park is lovely for relaxation no matter which section you're in. Loads of events take place here from Pride events to races, political events, concerts, food drives and more. Absolutely beautiful park. It's become a little more famous in the last year or so as it can be seen in some scenes of the show The Pitt. It's where they've had after shift beers, and a couple of other scenes. To me, it's a park I grew up hanging out at.

Beautiful park! Paved walking paths, a lake, and many gorgeous trees. It is very close to the…read moreMexican War Streets, so if you are interested in more walking it is easy to add that onto the park paths. Some paths are paved, some are not. On a Saturday you are likely to see lots of dogs. There is also a playground for kids.

Boo...Green Tree...Boo! Seriously!?! I have never seen a dog in this ridiculously secured dog…read morepark...which is located in the middle of the Green Tree Municipal Park... where dogs are not allowed. Could you not think of any other way to prevent dogs from actually enjoying this space? Not a great use of community resources!!! The Green Tree dog park has annoyed me for a while now but also, I think I'm still a little angry that my buffalo wings were sad and soggy last night.

Worst dog park ever. I think the photo says it all...no wonder there was no one there. If you…read morelive next door, have an approved breed, and your dog completes a full medical and psychological evaluation, you might be able to get through the gate. I don't have pits, but my dogs' best friends are bully breeds. I'd boycott this place for rule #7 alone. And it's not even very big. You suck, Green Tree Dog Park.

I love going here for concerts. They get most of the good concerts and I have seen many…read more You can only buy tickets at the venue if it's an event day. Otherwise, the box office is closed. When you can get tickets onsite, it really helps you save fees which are crazy these days. There are a few gates so pay attention when you walk in which gate you used so you can easily find your way out. They have escalators and elevators to get upstairs. When picking seats, it depends on what's important to you. If you just want to be there and hear it then any seats is ok. I personally just live to be there and hear the music or see the comedian. I'm also unwilling to spend a fortune to see performers and that's what concerts and comedians are becoming. They also have big screens so you can see what's going on. I've seen some good shows there.

Paid over $400 to take my family to Disney on Ice here and walked away with nothing but a ruined…read morenight. Two women seated behind us reeked of marijuana the entire show while their kids kicked our seats, hit my children's heads, and sprayed bubble wands on them nonstop. I couldn't find a single usher to help, because there weren't any around. After one of the women spilled water on me, I'd had enough. I went to guest services expecting some kind of help. Instead, I was denied a refund and offered zero compensation. I followed up with management after the fact... still nothing. $400+, four kids, and a completely avoidable nightmare. The lack of staff presence and the complete indifference from guest services is unacceptable. I won't be back.