Getting There
Acrisure Stadium, Pittsburgh, PA
Data updated: 2025 NFL Season
Driving
Directions
From the east (Greensburg/Johnstown): I-76 West (PA Turnpike) to I-376 West, follow signs to North Shore. From the south (Morgantown/Washington): I-79 North to I-279 North, exit at North Shore. From the north (Cranberry/Butler): I-279 South to North Shore exit.
Details
From the west (Airport): I-376 East to I-279 North. The Roberto Clemente Bridge is closed to traffic on game days. Use the Andy Warhol (7th Street) or Fort Duquesne bridges.
Public Transit
Directions
Pittsburgh's T (light rail) North Shore Connector stops at Allegheny station, a short walk from Acrisure Stadium. Free within the downtown Free Fare Zone. Connects to South Hills suburbs ($2.75).
Details
Port Authority buses also serve the North Shore. Walk across Roberto Clemente Bridge from downtown - it's closed to cars on game days.
Rideshare
Directions
Uber and Lyft serve the North Shore with designated zones. From downtown Pittsburgh, expect $6-10.
Details
From Pittsburgh International Airport, $35-45. Roberto Clemente Bridge is closed to traffic on game days, so rideshare drops on the North Shore side.
Walking
Directions
The stadium is a 10-15 minute walk from downtown Pittsburgh via the Roberto Clemente Bridge (closed to cars on game days), the Andy Warhol Bridge, or the Rachel Carson Bridge.
Details
The bridge walk from downtown is a game-day tradition, thousands of fans make the crossing together.
Travel
Overview
Acrisure Stadium sits on Pittsburgh's North Shore, directly across the Allegheny River from downtown. The stadium is remarkably accessible, the T Light Rail provides free service from downtown, three iconic bridges connect the stadium to the city center on foot, and the North Shore itself is a walkable entertainment district. The Roberto Clemente Bridge closes to cars on game days, becoming a pedestrian-only walkway packed with fans. This bridge walk is one of the signature experiences in the NFL.
Community
Intelligence
Crowdsourced logistics and veteran shortcuts from the fan community. Every tip is voted on by fellow game-day veterans.
“Walk across the Roberto Clemente Bridge from downtown. It's closed to cars on game days and the walk is a Pittsburgh tradition.”
“The T Light Rail is free from downtown to the North Shore. It's the easiest, cheapest way to get to the game.”
“If driving, avoid the Roberto Clemente Bridge (it's closed to cars on game days). Use I-279 to the North Shore exit.”
“Post-game rideshare: walk away from the stadium toward PNC Park or across a bridge for faster pickup and lower surge.”
“Consider taking the Gateway Clipper riverboat from Station Square. It's a scenic and fun game-day option.”
“From downtown hotels, walking is genuinely the best option. The bridge walk is part of the Steelers experience.”