Seating Guide
PNC Park, Pittsburgh, PA
Data updated: 2025 MLB Season
Cheapest Section
$10+
Sections
5
Capacity
38,747
PNC Park is the smallest ballpark in MLB at 38,747 seats, and that intimacy is a feature, not a bug. Every seat feels close to the action, and the Pittsburgh skyline framed beyond right field provides one of the most stunning backdrops in all of sports. The design is praised by architects and fans alike as the gold standard for modern ballpark design. Sightlines are excellent throughout, the concourses are open and connected, and the atmosphere is warm and welcoming. It's a great ballpark for first-time visitors.
Premium Seating Sections
Each section offers a distinct vantage point. Choose based on your priorities: proximity, comfort, atmosphere, or value.
Dugout Box / Lexus Club
$100 - $200“Seats near the dugouts or in the club level behind home plate with premium amenities and the closest views of the action.”
The Pros
- Closest seats to the field
- All-inclusive food and drink in the club
- Direct views of the dugout activity
The Cons
- Most expensive non-suite tickets
- Netting extends across the infield
Home Plate Box (100-Level)
$55 - $110“Lower bowl directly behind home plate with prime sightlines to every pitch and play.”
The Pros
- Best view of the strike zone
- Close to the action
- Easy access to main concourse
The Cons
- Premium pricing for marquee games
- Netting can be distracting close to the field
Baseline Box (100-Level)
$30 - $70“Lower bowl along the baselines from first to third base. Close to the action with clear diamond views.”
The Pros
- Great foul ball opportunities
- Close enough to hear players and umpires
- Excellent value for lower-level seats
The Cons
- Angled view from the far baseline sections
- First-base side gets afternoon sun
Outfield Reserved (100/200-Level)
$15 - $40“Outfield sections with river and bridge views. The social section of the ballpark.”
The Pros
- Best skyline and river views
- Close to the bullpens
- Fun, social atmosphere
The Cons
- Farthest from home plate
- Full sun exposure for afternoon games
Grandstand (300-Level)
$10 - $25“Upper deck with a panoramic view of the diamond, skyline, river, and bridges, the full PNC Park experience in one glance.”
The Pros
- Cheapest seats with the most comprehensive view
- The skyline panorama is breathtaking
- Great for first-time visitors who want the full experience
The Cons
- Farthest from the action
- Long climb to the upper level
- Can feel sparse on weeknight games
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