How do you get to PNC Park?

PNC Park parking and transit: lots, prices and how to get there

Fans can take the free Pittsburgh Regional Transit "T" light rail service linking Golden Triangle T stations to the North Side T station, located diagonally across General Robinson Street from the PNC Park Home Plate entrance. Park-and-ride options include the First Avenue Garage and Mellon Square Garage downtown, both connecting to the free T.

Where can you park for a game at PNC Park?

North Shore parking lots and garages near PNC Park include Gold 1 lot and garage, Gold 2 lot, Gold 4 lot, Red 5 garage, Red 5A lot, Red 6 lot, Blue 10 garage, Red 7A lot and Red 7C lot. Parking passes can be purchased in advance through ParkMobile or ParkWhiz, with the MLB Ballpark app, or paid by credit card on arrival. Fans approaching from the south, west or east are encouraged to park downtown, where there are over 20,000 spaces in garages such as the Grant Street Transportation Center, Oliver, Third Avenue, Mellon Square and First Avenue, and walk about five minutes across the Andy Warhol Bridge (7th Street) to the ballpark. The Red 5A and Red 6 lots adjacent to the ballpark are presold-only through the Pirates ticket office. (source)

Where is rideshare pickup at PNC Park?

The Pirates publish a dedicated rideshare transportation page with pickup and drop-off guidance for Uber and Lyft near PNC Park. (source)

Is there accessible parking and entry at PNC Park?

PNC Park has accessible seating, elevators and ramps throughout the concourses, with first aid stations on the Main Concourse at Section 115 and the Upper Concourse at Section 315, and a main Guest Relations office at the bottom of the Home Plate Rotunda plus kiosks at Sections 116, 135, 147 and 319.

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