Pierogi Race
During the middle innings, oversized pierogi mascots race around PNC Park in one of baseball's most recognizable mascot races.
Iconic riverfront MLB stadium known for skyline and bridge views.
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During the middle innings, oversized pierogi mascots race around PNC Park in one of baseball's most recognizable mascot races.
Before the bottom of the 7th inning, Styx's "Renegade" blasts through PNC Park as the crowd stands and claps along.
Thousands of fans visit and locate personalized Bucco Bricks outside PNC Park before entering the stadium.
After every Pirates victory, the black-and-gold Jolly Roger flag is raised as fans celebrate another Buccos win.
Before games, fans walk across the Roberto Clemente Bridge—closed to vehicle traffic on game days—creating one of baseball's most iconic ballpark approaches.
We Are Family — the 1979 World Series champions and Stargell’s leadership.
Honors Maz’s defensive brilliance and the 1960 walk-off home run.
Tributes to Clemente’s humanitarian work and the Roberto Clemente Award.
The greatest moment in World Series history — Game 7, 1960.
Permanent tributes to Clemente — on and off the field, a Pittsburgh immortal.
The Pirates’ beloved mascot — high-fives, antics, and mid-inning fun.
Special ceremonies and tributes on Roberto Clemente Day.
Kayaks, party boats, and river traffic during the game — uniquely Pittsburgh.
Postgame walk across the Clemente Bridge back to downtown — a Pittsburgh ritual.
Stay to see the Jolly Roger flag raised after a Pirates victory.
Playoff atmosphere on the North Shore with the skyline as backdrop.
Your first arrival with the Pittsburgh skyline — the most beautiful ballpark in MLB.
Premium sightlines with the Pittsburgh skyline framed beyond the pitcher.
Golden-hour sunset over the Allegheny — one of the most beautiful sights in sports.
Cross the Clemente Bridge on game days — closed to traffic for fan access.
Exhibits on baseball along the Allegheny and the North Shore.
Honors the Flying Dutchman and the T206 card that defines baseball collecting.
Five World Series titles and NL pennant history on display.
From Forbes Field to Three Rivers to PNC Park — Pittsburgh’s baseball journey.
Full history of Three Rivers — 30 seasons on the North Shore.
Exhibits on the 1979 squad and the Sister Sledge anthem era.
Celebrates Pops and the We Are Family 1979 World Series champions.
A home run splashing near the Allegheny — rare and unforgettable.
Live postgame concerts on the riverfront or plaza after select games.
Pregame stroll through downtown — cross the Clemente Bridge to the ballpark.
NL Central rivalry when the Cubs visit PNC Park.
Historic rivalry when the Reds visit the North Shore.
Outfield seating along the Allegheny with boats and river views.
Live postgame concert on the riverfront after select games.
The stadium provides spectacular views of the river, bridges, and Pittsburgh skyline.
The entrance design creates a dramatic arrival experience with views toward the field.
The Allegheny riverwalk along the outfield, with skyline and bridge views.
The downtown skyline rising beyond the Allegheny — PNC Park’s postcard view.
The yellow Sixth Street Bridge, closed to cars on gameday so fans can walk to PNC Park.
Connects the franchise with the history of its former Pittsburgh ballparks.
Honors Pirates legends from Wagner through Clemente and the We Are Family teams.
Displays artifacts and moments from more than a century of Pittsburgh baseball.
Honors Pirates legends including Roberto Clemente, Willie Stargell, Honus Wagner, and other franchise icons.
Statue of Roberto Clemente at the bridge that bears his name.
Statue of Pops Stargell, the heart of the 1970s Pirates.
Fan photo opportunity celebrating Roberto Clemente and Pirates history.
Fan area featuring games, entertainment, and family activities.
Features local favorites including Pittsburgh-inspired concessions.
Family-friendly area featuring baseball activities and entertainment.
Behind-the-scenes tours featuring the field, dugouts, press areas, and historic displays.
Statue of Honus Wagner, the Flying Dutchman, outside PNC Park.
The street and markers honoring Bill Mazeroski’s 1960 World Series walk-off.
The North Shore gathering plaza outside PNC Park on gameday.
Exhibits from the Pirates’ World Series titles, including 1960 and 1979.
Video and display highlights of the franchise’s most unforgettable plays.
NL pennants and championship series history in Pirates lore.
NL Central rivalry history between the Pirates and Cubs.
Historic rivalry between Pittsburgh and Cincinnati.
Celebrates Kiner’s slugging and broadcast legacy with the Pirates.
Bobblehead nights, jersey nights, and special promotional games.
Honoring service members with ceremonies and special recognition.
Family-focused activities and promotions for young Bucco fans.
Live music and entertainment along the Allegheny riverfront on game days.
Live crowd-updated map with parking prices, gates, bars and restrooms, plus bag policy and tailgate planning.
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