Pittsburgh Pirates Tickets

2022 Pirates Tickets

The Pittsburgh Pirates are among the more storied franchises in Major League Baseball having been playing professional baseball for over 140 seasons. The Pirates are among the few MLB teams that can boast to have played over 21,000 games including a bunch in the playoffs and handful of exciting World Series games. That long history creates a lot of baseball fans, which makes Home tickets for the Pirates very popular. Pittsburgh has good prices on their seats, which makes them an attractive option for fans, and places the team among the most reasonably priced ticket markets in Major League Baseball The Pirates moved to PNC Park in 2001, located in central Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

Pirates Opening Day Tickets

Perhaps the biggest Pirates home games of the season is always their opening day game. Walking to the park via the Roberto Clemente Bridge, which is closed to vehicular traffic to allow fans to get to the ballpark, allows Pirate fans to contemplate a MLB playoffs run or relive the glory of the Pirates last World Series victory in 1979.

Pirates Spring Training Tickets

The Bucs play their Spring Training home games at LECOM Park in Bradenton, Florida in the Florida Grapefruit League. The 8,500 seat stadium typically hosts around 16 home games for Pittsburgh and has been their home since 1969. Originally built in 1922, LECOM Park usually features the lowest priced tickets in the Grapefruit League.

Pittsburgh Pirates 2022 Schedule

What are the hottest games on the Phillies schedule? The biggest home games for the Pirates are when their in-state rival Philadelphia Phillies visit or when the Cardinals or Reds come to down.

Pirates Games at PNC Park

The Pittsburgh Pirates play their home games at PNC Park, located in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. PNC Park has a capacity of 38,000 baseball fans. The ballpark is a beautiful, newer structure but attending a Bucs game there shows you just how steeped in history this ball club really is. Outside PNC Park are statues of the Pirate greats Honus Wagner, Willie Stargell, Roberto Clemente and Bill Mazeroski. Walk to the park via the Roberto Clemente Bridge, which is closed to vehicular traffic to allow fans to get to the ballpark. The Pittsburgh Pirates dugout is on the PNC Park third baseline in front of sections 20-24.

There are plenty of great seating options at PNC Park. There are two prominent levels, the 100-level seating closer to the field that includes Sections 101-147. The upper-deck includes Sections 301-333. In most ballparks, it’s more enjoyable to be close to the action. However, at PNC Park, we suggest taking your chances in section 316 in the upper level behind home plate. Not only do you have a great view of the field, but you’ll have trouble keeping your eyes off downtown Pittsburgh as one of the better stadium backdrops in MLB.