PNC Park – Pittsburgh’s Scenic Crown Jewel

PNC Park – Pittsburgh’s Scenic Crown Jewel

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A Postcard Come to Life

Opened in 2001, PNC Park is often called the most beautiful stadium in Major League Baseball — and it’s easy to see why. Set along the Allegheny River with downtown Pittsburgh in full view beyond the outfield, every seat delivers a stunning backdrop.

A Bridge, a Skyline, and a Ballgame

One of PNC’s defining features is the Roberto Clemente Bridge, which fans walk across to get to the park. Painted Pittsburgh gold, it leads right into the stadium, symbolizing the city’s connection between history, architecture, and baseball.

No massive scoreboard distractions. No retractable roof. Just great sightlines, natural grass, and a low upper deck designed to keep every fan close to the game.

Moments That Made It Shine

• The 2013 Wild Card Game: The blackout, the Cueto chant, and the return of playoff baseball to Pittsburgh.

• Clemente commemorations — few stadiums carry a more heartfelt legacy to a single player.

• Andrew McCutchen’s MVP season in 2013 that brought the Pirates back to national relevance.

While the Pirates have had ups and downs, PNC Park remains a fan favorite, often topping rankings of MLB stadiums.

A Place That Makes the Memory Better

Even if the game was a loss or a rainout, being at PNC Park is worth the trip. With a Primanti Brothers sandwich in one hand and the skyline in your view, it’s baseball — Pittsburgh style.

Make a Great Game Even Greater

Did you witness the Cueto moment? A walk-off win? Or just your first perfect night under the Pittsburgh lights? Turn it into a FanStub and keep that skyline with you.