PNC Park Guide - A Must Visit Place in Pittsburgh for Baseball Fans

Home to the 'Pittsburgh Pirates', the PNC ballpark, is ranked as one of the topmost stadiums in the US. Located along the shore of the Allegheny River, the stadium is a physical example of the first two-deck design ballpark in the US and is considered to be a major recreational centre in Pittsburgh. With a seating capacity of over 38,000, the park is easily accessible by cars and provides ample parking space for its visitors. Although the park is open throughout the week, the gates of the park are opened 90 minutes prior to the game, for spectators to move in and occupy their seats.

The PNC Park, with its two tiered seating arrangement, allows every spectator in the park to experience the action with a proper sightline. The seating arrangement, however, is divided into various designated areas like-'Outfield Grandstand', 'Bleacher', 'Infield Grandstand', 'Infield Grandstand', 'Dug out Box' and so on and so on. The view of the field, changes with the seating arrangement in each designated area and even the pricing of the tickets are done accordingly.

Tickets in PNC Park come along with various different packages and promotions. The price of a ticket for a single game can cost you around $9 - $170, depending upon the game. However, going for Group tickets, Full Season Plan, the 41 Game Plan or the 20 Game Plan can be comparatively cheaper and save you some money.

Tickets can be found at the PNC Park Ticket Office or Pirate Clubhouse Stores situated at convenient locations of the city. The ballpark also houses of two fully fledged restaurants providing an array of hometown specialties like - Primanti Brothers Sandwiches, Lube Wings and Quaker Steak. Moreover, guests are also allowed to carry food inside the park premises while a game is on.