PNC Park

Between Acrisure Stadium and PNC Park — both designed by Populous — Pittsburgh boasts two of the most popular venues in American sport. Home of the Pittsburgh Pirates, PNC Park was named the Best of the Ballparks by Ballpark Digest in 2015, and continues to pick up the award year over year.

Year

2001
Total Capacity

38,000
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What makes it so special? Take a seat behind home plate and you’ll see how the Populous design capitalizes on the ballpark’s downtown location beside the Allegheny River, with the seating stands framing a spectacular view of the Roberto Clemente Bridge (names after the Pirates Hall of Famer) and the city skyline.

The stadium’s riverfront concourses and plazas allow it to blend into Pittsburgh’s urban landscape, making it a focal point for the passion of the Pirates’ fans, but also a cherished place where the public can visit and stroll along the river on non-game days.

Awards

2002 People's Choice Award | AIA Pittsburgh
2001 Ballpark of the Year | BaseballParks.com

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