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For more information on netting locations and seating options, please call the Pirates Ticket Office at 1-800-BUY-BUCS (1-800-289-2827). View interactive 3D images of PNC Park seat views for Pirates baseball.
PNC Park, which opened in spring 2001, is an intimate, classic-style ballpark that embraces the progressiveness of Pittsburgh while saluting the spirit of early ballpark originals.
PNC Park is an intimate, classic-style ballpark that embraces the progressiveness of Pittsburgh while saluting the spirit of early ballpark originals. Its scenic vistas of downtown and the riverfront create an exciting and dramatic urban sports venue.
The Pirates invite you to tour PNC Park, “The Best Ballpark in America.” Our interactive, one-of-a-kind tour will give our Guests a view of the ballpark inside and out. PNC Park tours are available Monday – Friday and some home game Saturdays during the season.
PRE-PURCHASE PARKING. To guarantee parking around PNC Park, the Pirates and ParkMobile have partnered to help you reserve parking in advance and get into the ballpark faster. To reserve your spot, please visit pncpark.parkmobile.io. Inside PNC Park. Get step-by-step directions to PNC Park.
Your best parking choice is to use one of the North Shore surface lots or garages around PNC Park. By staying on the North Shore, you'll have the easiest access, to and from the ballpark, to I-279 North, Route 65 or Route 28.
The Pittsburgh Pirates invite you to tour PNC Park located on Pittsburgh’s North Shore along the Allegheny River. PNC Park is rated #1 amongst MLB ballpark from Ballpark Digest and the #3 attraction in the city of Pittsburgh.
The Cincinnati Bell Connector is Cincinnati's modern streetcar system on a 3.6-mile loop connecting the riverfront at The Banks, Downtown and Over-the-Rhine. The streetcar is FREE to ride and Station 1 at The Banks is just steps away from Great American Ball Park.
PITTSBURGH -- Andrew McCutchen got a hold of Adam Oller’s first-pitch fastball and sent it into PNC Park’s bleachers in the fifth inning Tuesday. If you wanted to check where most of his 319 career home runs landed, especially the 235 he’s hit while wearing a Pirates uniform, that area.
Now entering its 24th season, PNC Park remains every bit as breathtaking and pristine as it was the day the 38,000-plus-seat facility opened in 2001 along the Allegheny River on Pittsburgh’s North Shore. Plus, it’s more state-of-the-art and fan-friendly than ever.