Whether your a baseball buff or not, if you are ever fortunate enough to be able to watch the Bucs via one of PNC Park's luxury suites GO GO GO! The views of the field and the cityscape are spectacular. The amenities are, well, luxurious. The outdoor seating gallery is perfect for the hardcore Buc fans to watch the game and the adjoining suite with large picture window is perfect for mingling with co-workers or clients and grabbing some catered munchies. There was even an a la carte dessert cart strolling the halls, when I was there, for those that hadn't included this in their catering orders. Lots of other dining options in the park itself including The Home Plate Club (for those with club tickets), Vincent's Pizza, Atria's Restaurant, Seattle's Best Coffee, Ben and Jerry's, and of course..... 'Outback in the Outfield' which has plenty of indoor seating overlooking the field, as well as, a party deck with a view of both the field and the cityscape. These restaurants are open throughout the week and frequented by business crowds for lunch. Did I mention the spectacular cityscape views from every seat in the park? I really hated to see Three Rivers Stadium go (and was present when it was finally brought down), but have to admit the views from the new stadiums are breathtaking. (And, if you get to bring a guest, bring one that has the class not to salivate on the glass dividers of the outdoor gallery when they spot their favorite celeb or sports legend in a neighboring suite. ;) read more

One of the greatest ballparks I've ever been to, even compared to my beloved Camden Yards which feels cramped next to PNC. Apart from the obvious benefit of the greatest view in baseball, the stadium is actually wonderfully designed. It's very intimate and seating sections are at very efficient, albeit unusual, angles throughout the park. I especially like how the entire lower concourse is open to the field so you can walk around the perimeter of the entire park to explore, or get concessions, and never feel like you've left the stadium. To top it all off, ticket prices are VERY reasonable. $27 to sit twenty rows back directly behind home plate? Psh! That's almost minor league prices! My only qualm is that the stadium isn't really amidst anything but a parking lot. I'm not sure if this is because of laws, or lack of interest, but there is also hardly any fanfare around the stadium which I found to take a little bit away from the experience. No vendors or tailgaters; just a couple statues. I'm not a Pirates fan, or even a National league fan for that matter, but if I lived within an hour of Pittsburgh I'd be here at least once a week. It's too beautiful and cheap not to come here. read more

This is the 8th MLB park I've been to, and I've got many more to go, but this has to be the best view in baseball, and one of the best parks there is. The staff were ALL incredibly friendly, the park is in pristine condition, and the food is outstanding. The Pirates are just terrible, but that has very little to do with the experience of a game. I really can't stress how amazing the employees are at this park. It's really one of a kind. read more

Having visited almost 1/2 the professional ballparks in America I can confidently state that PNC Park is the single best one to watch a game. From every seat you have a full view of all of the action as well as an amazing view of the Pittsburgh skyline. There are a number of fantastic eatieries spaced throughout the park (reasonsably priced by baseball standards). The only downside is that you end up watching the Pirates ... 19 years of futility and counting. read more

Not a surprise that I would adore PNC Park. After years of telling myself I would make it out to Pittsburgh for a game, I finally did. The friendly atmosphere, the beautiful architecture, and stunning view provided an amazing first time for me. I wanted to catch the Cubs but instead I rooted for the Pirates against the Astros. While the Pirates didn't pull it off, I still had a great time. Pirate fans are much better than Phillies fans, and it's a lot of families. Unlike my home park in Baltimore, the size of the stadium doesn't make it look entirely empty. I hope that in the future Pittsburgh citizens will come back to talk about the Pirates, because they've got quite possibly one of the best venues in sports. Hell, it's a fantastic price for summer entertainment, go Pittsburgh...go watch your team! Sidenote: Great selection of food and brews at PNC Park. Had a Pennsylvania Brewing Co. Pale Ale and would have gotten some wings at Quaker Steak and Lube but passed. read more

This is a review of the All You Can Eat Seats. We sat in section 205. The view was great. These seats are a great value. You get unlimited hotdogs, hamburgers, nachos, salads, popcorn, peanuts, ice cream sandwiches, and sodas. My only complaint is that the seats are not very friendly to having all this food. They're cramped, no cup holders. Otherwise this is an awesome field. All the seats have a great view of the field. read more

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Have to say on my baseball stadium tour this was a jewel of a stadium.The walk across the bridge to the stadium was pretty cool with the stadium right next to the water.We had excellent seats for a game against the cardinals .We spent about 30 bucks for our seats one row from the field.There werent many fans at the game since we were told by the locals not a baseball town.As a baseball fan I had a great time at the park and plan catching some more games at pnc in the future. read more

There is no better place to watch a baseball game than PNC Park. Every seat is a great seat, and this year there seem to be tons of additions to the concessions both inside and outside of the park. I also noticed that the beer selection has expanded too! Check the Buccos schedule and head out to America's game...you won't be disappointed! read more

PNC Park - Great seats for family fun-day! - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

I could lament (like most reviewers) how the Pirates do not do this stadium justice. I tend to disagree, they do great respect to the stadium and PNC Park in and of itself is a celebration of culture and baseball. I have sat in roughly 6 completely different sections. All have had their perks and a great view of the action. The view of downtown Pittsburgh and the Roberto Clemente bridge is simply spectacular. Tickets are reasonable and expect to find promotions on ticket prices, especially through your employer or throughout Pittsburgh. Food prices are normal for a park, $3 for a dog, $8 for a burger and fries, $6.50 for nachos (biggest rip-off in the place), $7 for a 16 oz beer or $6.50 for a 12 oz craft beer (Dogfish Head 60 Minute, Bell's Oberon, etc). The place is clean and very accessible. Still fills up for fireworks nights. I highly recommend the throw-back game they have once a year. Not only do players wear throw-back uniforms, but all the extra-sensories of a ball game are taken away and you are left to watch the game with only the outfield scoreboard lit up. There isn't even an annoucer! read more

This ballpark has a great view from behind home plate. Parking is pretty easy - just pick a garage across the river and walk over the Roberto Clemente bridge to enter the park. Check out the locks along the bridge, while you're walking. You can buy parking ahead of time through Parking Panda for a lower rate and be guaranteed a spot. The food offerings are pretty standard - hot dogs, fries, burgers, ice cream, beer, soda, nachos. The prices are high - compared to some other ballparks, at least - but that's to be expected. There are a few places that serve salads and there is a sushi place as well, for a little something different. One complaint has more to do with the management than the park itself, but it sounds like they are generally reluctant to call a cancellation due to rain, so if you're not sitting in an area that is covered, bring a poncho and some towels. The staff are great at drying off seats, though, and picking up trash. We had some excellent service, more than we expected, from an attendant in Section 2, row D during the Cubs-Pirates rain-out on August 3. Never got the guy's name, but he was wonderful! Overall, I'd definitely come back. This was on par for the experience at AT&T Park, for me. read more

INSANELY AWESOME PARK! I was here for the 2006 All Star game, and I felt like stealing this park and bringing it home. This is possibly the best ballpark in America, and I went to old Comiskey, so i know a thing or two about kick ass fields. read more

PNC is truly a beautiful park... although I haven't been to any other baseball field. I just enjoy how every seat has a great view of the field. I've sat on the 1st base line twice on the bottom level as well as once on the upper level. They were all good seats in my opinion. I think its also great that you can see the city in the distance. I love it read more

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Absolutely beautiful baseball park! I may be bias because I am a Pittsburgh fan, but truly a great View of the city from any seat! There are great food and drink selections on every level of seating! The club level does offer private food and bathrooms for those who purchased tickets on that level! There is plenty of parking and it's easy access to the highway out of the city going north! It is also and easy walk over the Clemente bridge to other parts of the city for parking or dinner etc! The do offer great promotions through the year with the wonderful fireworks display! Also the block part of the roads by the stadium for live music and vendors for food and drink. On Sundays they do kids day with a lot of cool stuff offered for children to do! Love this park and will always enjoy a good Pirates game!! read more

PNC Park - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

One of the best parks in the country (I have three left) very intimate, you can't really have a bad seat since it only has two levels. The best part about upper deck seats is you also have a beautiful view of the bridges and the city skyline. It's also nice that the city closes the Clemente Bridge for walking traffic. I love a park that's in the city with plenty to do around the park. Not quite as nice as Camden, but right up there with AT&T. Food and beer selection is above average, and I was surrounded by a good group of fans. I was confused however. Why do people tip the ushers? read more

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What a great time. My wife and I went to a game on our Anniversary and had a wonderful time. We sat in the Pittsburgh Baseball Club section and were able to cool off in the middle of the game without missing any of it. The park is very fan friendly and the staff was great. If you are going to be in area for any length of time, go see a Buc's game. The Pirates are out of the cellar and are in a battle for first place in the NL Central for the first time in I don't know how long. I have adopted them as my favorite NL Baseball team. read more

PNC Park - View from the Pittsburgh Baseball Club! - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

This place is my favorite stadium in baseball!! They have everything: Primanti Bros, QuakerSteak, plenty of beers, and ballpark food! The view of the city is great from anywhere in the house, and the stadium doesnt have a bad seat! I drive from DC for games, just to enjoy the atmosphere! read more

Attending the Pour for the Cure event at the Trib Total Media Hall of Fame Club at PNC reminded me of those hot summer days at PNC Park with friends while enjoying drinks, food, and occasionally taking in the game. PNC Park is such a great place with an amazing view of the city. It seems like it would be appealing to all ages. I'm not really into baseball, but I always enjoy going to the games b/c of the venue. I feel like that's saying something. So when Summer comes around - get yourself a ticket to a game, a beer, and a few friends to enjoy those hot summer days that seem so fleeting. read more

Finally getting around to write a review for PNC Park. Its my goal to go to as many parks as I possibly can, and this one was on the top of the list. Lets start with the location from downtown. You can easily walk here from downtown and its really quite stunning to cross over the river on Roberto Clemente Bridge and be right there at the stadium. I highly recommend coming by early to check out the area in front of the stadium. There are several bars and restaurants that sell beers you can just drink along the street (blocked off). The pirates have quite a rich history, despite nothing in the past 16 years, and they really put it on display at the stadium. Statues and other markers on the various walkways. The stadium holds around 35,000 so it really has an intimate feel. No HUGE upper deck every seat is a good seat. I sat behind home plate so that I could get the fantastic view of the city skyline and bridges in the distance. The food is also quite exquisite. They had tons of options and the prices were reasonable in comparison to other parks I have been to. THe beer selections was also very nice. Tons of nice microbrews, no need to drink Bud or Miller light. I will definitely be back to PNC in the near future. read more

Amazingly clean and comfortable stadium. I've been to large stadiums before and I must say that PNC is a first rate stadium, there is hardly a bad seat in the place (even the upper tiers are not so far away that you can't see the players). Watching a Pirates game (they're doing well this year - Let's Go Bucs), we had the experience of a major league game with a home town feel. Going to Yankee stadium is nice, but even as a native it's hard to feel at home. The fans were polite and clean mouthed, and we were even able to get on the JumboTron! Other perks: Great view from the stadium :) Also, parking wasn't that bad and we were able to leave after the game with only minimal traffic delays. read more

The Pirates and PNC Park have made me a genuine baseball fan, but Manny's BBQ broke my heart. This review is not about the great stadium, or the view, the helpful customer service agents (yes, really), the fun walk across the Carson and Clemente bridges, or the fact that I will root for the Pirates even if they inexplicably find themselves trailing the Brewers after just five minutes in the first inning. This is about a sandwich that I paid dearly for, a Pulled Pork Stacker that did not live up to the greatness of its potential, a salt lick of a meal topped off with flabby, overcooked pierogies. With a few tweaks and a little more care, it would have been a fine thing. Instead, I'm left thinking "I should have taken it back." I am the polar opposite of a picky eater, but substandard barbeque is something I cannot abide. Leaving the park after the game, I saw half a dozen interesting-looking restaurants in the Cultural District that had stayed open in hopes of wooing postgame business - maybe that's my new game-winning strategy, even if the Pirates lose. read more

Going to a pirates game is one of my favorite things. It's always a great experience with all the great energy in the stadium. Can't forget the cookie sundae with mint chip ice cream at cookies and creamery! read more

I'm really fortunate to have been to a lot of the parks around the country, including Fenway, Wrigley and several of the newer ones, but this is my absolute favorite... bar none. It's a bit similar to the park in Philly (which I also love), but the backdrop views in Pittsburgh are better... between the skyline & bridge... magnificent! The food & beer options are fantastic as well. I hope this team remains interesting & becomes even more competitive because PNC could just rock with the full support and vigor of the fans in Pittsburgh. As it stands now, it's a great place for a family day or night out or any other type of group outing (small or large). I saw many games at Three Rivers back in the mid 80's and as fun as it was to watch skinny versions of Bonds + Bonilla from the bleachers, it was inferior to PNC in every conceivable way. By the way, Bobby Bonilla is still on the Mets' payroll for another 20/+ years for a bit over $1 million annually (Google it if you don't believe me!). read more

The park is beautiful and they are finally putting a quality product on the field, so why the one star? For one thing, the seats are too tight. Way too tight for a large person to sit in; I'm not ripping on large people but the two gentlemen next to me last night must have weighed close to 300 pounds each. The seating could not accommodate them very well and they left after a few innings. I'm personally not a very large person but I can be sensitive to those that are and if you accommodate handicapped people why not accommodate those who are naturally big? But that's not my biggest gripe about PNC Park. My biggest gripe is the blatant and disturbing display of greed. $9.00 for a can of Yuengling? Common, I have done the math... it cost the park $1.33 each! And don't even get me started on the mark up for a hotdog! Why do they charge so much? Because they know that they can since they frisk you down upon entry to ensure that you don't bring anything in that would cut into their profits. I just find the whole thing a huge turnoff and that's why I pretty much refuse to take advantage of an otherwise beautiful ball park in the city of Pittsburgh. read more

I have traveled around the country to watch the Cardinals play in 16 different stadiums. And argument can be made that historic places like Fenway or Wrigley might be better overall, but of the "new-age" HOK-built stadiums I have visited, I have seen none batter than PNC. Beer is as expensive as anywhere, but the food is very reasonable with a nice mix of local favorites such as Primanti Bros (sandwiches with cole slaw and fries on the bun) and Quaker Steak (chicken wings). Nightlife around the stadium is just Ok, but there is a fair selection and with Carson Street a short drive away, you can have your cake and eat it too. If you want the best view of the City, tickets on the third base side are the best choice. You might have to fight the sun being in your eyes for a bit, but it is worth it. If you are in Pittsburgh, this one is a must. read more

I've been to 20 of the 30 current MLB stadiums, and PNC park in Pittsburgh is by far my favorite. My second favorite is AT&T park in San Francisco (even though I'm a Dodger fan). The details and personality that can be built into a baseball stadium (as opposed to stadiums for other sports) is what makes going to a baseball game so unique, in my opinion. PNC park in Pittsburgh is loaded with personality. The view beyond the outfield fence is second to none. The Roberto Clemente Bridge and the Pittsburgh skyline feel like they are part of the stadium. The field itself is very unique, with left field being very deep, but right field having a short porch with a 21 foot wall (because Roberto Clemente wore number 21 for the Pirates). There are bars and restaurants built into the outside of the stadium, which is great for grabbing a drink and/or bite before or after the game. Prices for tickets and concessions is also a good deal relative to other stadiums around the country. To top things off, the Pirates are finally good again, which is the icing on the cake! read more

A quick walk across the bridge from my hotel and into one of the most beautiful stadiums in the world. Pittsburgh's a terrific baseball town with fantastic fans and this is a great tribute. Wow. Can't wait to go back. (And I'm a lifelong Dodgers fan!) read more

PNC Park - The greatest right fielder ever. - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

The best ballpark in America. The only downside is the home team. If you only get to go once, I recommend springing for seats on the third base side of the infield for the best view of the city. Be sure to visit the food vendors behind the first base side where all the local favorites are stationed. read more

I am not a sports fan, but I am a PNC Park fan. Here's my non-sports take: The seats are slightly turned towards home plate and very comfortable. The view is, well, breathtaking--especially if you're a fan of the 'Burgh. The parking is decent and plentiful. The food options are rather limitless. It's a great place to spend a couple of days in the summer. read more

Really nice ballpark. The best part of this park is the awesome view of downtown Pittsburgh that you get from most seats in the park. Also, they have a Primanti Brothers stand inside the park and the best part was that the price of a sandwich from there really isn't that much more expensive than if you went to one of their normal locations (maybe $2 or so more at the most). The neighborhood is decent and they had a lot of great vendors out selling stuff before the game. The city of Pittsburgh closes one of the bridges leading from downtown to the North Shore to traffic on game nights so pedestrians can walk across. Be sure to get an Iron City beer while here! Pirates tickets aren't expensive at all. I got seats with a great city view for $15 a piece at their box office. read more

PNC Park - The view that really sets this ballpark apart from many others. - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Iconic for Pittsburgh, and if you are on a bike it is great in the spring, summer and fall. Visually very interesting.

Wow! WOW!!!! I think that was the nicest ballpark i've ever been to. everything is right on top of the action, they understand making it an experience (unlike Seattle). Great scenery, and yes you probably can hit a ball into the river. Funny voicetrous fans ala Philly. They close the bridge for the games, though don't do anything with it. just lacking crowds (which was nice for us as we could sit everywhere and tour the park. Manny Santguine has a BBQ in the outfield and sits there and signs autographs the whole game.) Great fun, I think the bleachers might be the best seats in the house right on the fence. Unlike other places they seem to mandate the players interact with the fans. read more

The best part about PNC Park is the view of the beautiful Pittsburgh skyline. I spent some time on Stub Hub obsessing over where I should sit to get the best photos. But unless you're sitting with your back to the skyline, there isn't a bad seat in the house - for the view, anyway. To watch the game, you'd have to ask someone else... We sat up and away from the field about as far as we could get (bought the cheapie tickets), but I personally felt that our view of the game was pretty decent. Getting up to our seats was a challenge for me. It was 80-something degrees, and I was bloated, PMS'ing, and coughing and sniffling from a cold, plus feeling feverish - so going up those staircases was awful - I stopped at one point, convinced I might throw up over the railing. I later discovered there are elevators, but they aren't the most easily accessible. So if you aren't feeling well, are injured, or physically handicapped, I'd recommend getting to PNC Park a few minutes earlier to scope out a plan to get to your seat. Even the walk to/from PNC Park was enjoyable. There were massive crowds on the street heading to the game, and walking over the big yellow bridge is pretty cool. There some amazing views of the river from the bridge. The bridge was closed to car traffic before & after the game. The food and beer at PNC Park was standard baseball fare at typical, overinflated prices. I don't know what the bar scene is like around here, but it seems there isn't one. We stayed at the Renassiance Hotel right over the bridge, which made for a quick walk to and from the game. We were only in town for one night, so this arrangement was perfect. read more

PNC is definitely a top 5 maybe 6 ballpark in the majors. Thats ranking location, comfort, food, views, etc. Obviously they don't have a team on the field, so the creature comforts help to enjoy the experience a lot. As a Sox fan, I have no good things to say about that old dump at Clark and Addison, but also don't rank US Cellular in the top 10 either. I recommend getting the "all you can eat" tickets at PNC, the seats are in the outfield, but for $35 it's a really good deal. There's a good variety of eats and drinks inside, and some great statues and displays around the park to check out. Walking around the park before the game I saw no signs of a bad seat in the house, and cannot wait for my next trip to Pittsburgh. read more

As far as I'm concerned, PNC Park is as good as it gets when it comes to major sporting event venues. The atmosphere and the views are unmatched. Prices for tickets are always reasonable, although I think that speaks more to the team's struggles. But I've gotten $8 lower outfield boxes on StubHub on game day! There truly is no bad seat in the house. The 3rd baseline has the skyline view everyone wants to Instagram. I recommend sitting on the 1st base side during day games so you're out of the sun and in the shade. If you do get the chance, get up to the upper section behind home plate, best view in the park IMHO. Get to the park at least 30 minutes before the first pitch. Even with the new security measures, the lines at the gate were relatively short and quick. If you're a total foodie, your options are endless. Although pricey, what else do you expect at a major sporting event? Hands down 5 stars! PS. Park downtown in a garage for a $5-$7 flat day rate because walking across the Clemente bridge is a must do! read more

PNC Park - Upper section behind home plate has the best view in PNC Park IMO! - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Affordable, great site lines, and a beautiful park! If you get a chance walk around the entire park inside and out, enjoy the beautiful architecture on the outside and take a walk at night along the Riverfront after the game it is beautiful! The ambiance and vibe is tremendous! read more

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So I'm prepared to get a little hate for this one...I do not like PNC Park. It is not the worst ballpark. That does not mean it is a good ballpark. Firstly, the problems begin with the gates. No, not the lines that take forever - although those are miserable, too. I'm referring to the awful ticket desk service that will strike if you have a SINGLE problem with your ticket or Groupon code. In my case, I was forced to go all the way - ALL the way - around the enormous stadium from once entrance to customer service, on the other side of the park, all because apparently only one computer and one person is equipped to handle anybody whose ticket doesn't scan properly on the first try. In short, you'll be getting some exercise if you have a single problem with your ticket! Strike one. When you get in, you'll continue to get your workout in for the night, because this place is HORRENDOUSLY designed inside. Nothing connects to form a straight-shot path to anywhere that anyone actually wants to go. Signs are impossible to see/read in and over the crowds and the hallways twist and turn horribly, not to mention the staircases and ramps are also poorly labeled and you don't know exactly where they go (other than up, or down - not very helpful when you're looking for seating sections). By the time you realize where you actually need to go, you'll be going the wrong direction and up or down a ramp or stairs that you can't turn around on because of the crowds pushing behind you. Strike two. And on that note: you WILL pay out of the nose for some crummy overcooked food and a small drink cup, and don't ever think otherwise. I learned the hard way to avoid getting the frozen yogurt here, which costs $8 a cup because they didn't bother installing a weighing machine and decided to rip off any and all froyo fans instead. Aaaaand with those kinds of prices, we have strike three. Nice try, PNC. I am giving this stadium an extra star than I want because I understand that by design a stadium is everything that I hate. And kudos to the designers for this, at least: your view will be good no matter where you are, because of the way the actual seats are set up. But once in those seats, your legs WILL cramp, because they are teeny tiny. And if you dare to go and try to stretch them, you'll find the same crowd that you had to deal with trying to get into the stadium milling around enjoying the views of the cities and still standing in line for their food and drink. You will be stepped on, you will be pushed, and you will run into people who are not paying attention to where they're going or stopping. And since the stadium is all outdoors i.e. not covered, you can't plan a game night too far in advance because of good ol' Pittsburgh weather, which will always find a way to strike and ruin your game night. I get that people love a good ballgame. I get that I am not the ideal target demographic. Doesn't change the fact that this is not my favorite place in the city and I see no reason to run back any time soon. I can save money on parking, and dinner, and save my feet from being stomped on, and enjoy some good ol' AC and a better meal, all while watching a game from the comfort of home. And that experience, not PNC's, is my kind of ballgame night! read more

I. Love. PNC. Park. The food, the fans, the atmosphere... it's just magical. For a very very long time, it was the only reason that watching a Pirates game was tolerable. If you're gonna watch your team stink it up, why not do it in style? The last game I went to, however, was different. There was a buzz in the air... a "this could be the year" buzz that you could only feel if you had endured the "well, at least I can get a Primanti's sandwich" vibe for so long. That's part of what makes sports in Pittsburgh so great. It's something you can't really explain, but you know it's there, and it makes the experience something worth remembering. Also, CRAB FRIES!!!!!!! read more

Great ballpark. Love the views. Boat docking. Good food, drinks and many options for dining. Great for kids. They have a kids zone. And Pet friendly nights!! read more

PNC Park - Seat with a View - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Hands down the most beautfiul new ballpark! Let me start off by saying that I have been a lover of the game since I was a teenager and it's always been my goal to get to all of the ballparks in the country. Luckily my husband agrees on this so we have set off on a journey to make this happen. We live in Brooklyn but luckily my dad's family is from western Pennsylvania which made going here easy. We got tickets for a Friday night game in early July. Packed stadium, loyal fans, and a beautiful evening except for the fact that it was about 110 degrees. That was the only bad part. I think I drank more beer than anyone that night in an effort to stay hydrated. Now for the good stuff- the most stunning views of downtown Pittsburgh! I definitely recommend sitting in some range behind centerfield so you get the best views possible. We sat about 20 rows up behind the third base dugout, which is basically between third and home. With the Roberto Clemente bridge in your viewpoint as well, you can't go wrong. We also walked around the entire park and I have to say wherever you are sitting/standing, there is still an intimate feel from every spot in the stadium. Can't wait to return, hopefully will be back soon! read more

Came to PNC Park for the Reds-Pirates series on my birthday weekend. It was my first visit to PNC and it definitely lived up to my expectations. Had awesome seats for both games I went (4th row by the dugouts) for only $25 a piece. So not only is PNC an awesome stadium, its a great value. I can't really add anything that hasn't already been said. If you are a baseball fan you owe yourself a visit to PNC Park. read more