Visited Highmark Stadium recently for a Riveters game. The view of the city from the stands is…read moregreat! The seating itself, however is very tight. If someone in front of you is leaning back, you have zero leg room. Concession prices are about average for a stadium. Would return!

Watching a soccer game at Highmark Stadium was so fun! The bleachers were definitely giving…read moreupgraded high school stadium vibes but honestly, no complaints. The food and drinks were standard stadium pricing and the bathrooms were clean. It wasn't too difficult to get into the stadium and the lines moved quickly. Parking in the garage was a headache. It took us around 45 minutes to get out so I'd recommend finding another way to get to the stadium (like using public transport). Finally, the views from inside the stadium were so gorgeous. That alone made the experience super worth coming back for!

The stadium opens 90 minutes before first pitch, but I recommend going at least 2 hours early to…read moretake photos all around the outside of the stadium, and then again all around the inside of the stadium. This truly is the best stadium in baseball that I've been to. (I've been to 22 so far). Outside you can get your picture with so many different statues and monuments. I got my pic with Honus Wagner and his statue would be behind home plate outside on the street. Also, on the street I got my pic with Roberto Clemente who is in center field outside the stadium right by his yellow bridge. There's a Willie Stargell statue in Left Field. And lastly, outside there is a Bill Mazeroski statue at the end of the cul-de-sac in Right Field. There's an area for retired numbers outside the stadium along the river. There are also a bunch of baseballs of retired numbers along the water too. Inside the stadium there are bobblehead Pirate guys to get photos with all along the outfield. There's also a giant "P." The best views of the city and river basically anywhere inside the stadium. I love how much room there is on the concourse and how open it is. We walked around and took in the atmosphere. We bought seats way up top so we could watch the game and enjoy the view. Absolutely put this stadium on your bucket list.

One of the best spots in Pittsburgh. We went to our first Pup Night this week and it was a blast…read more They had bandanas for the dogs, treats, ice cream, a litter box situation, photos...all sorts of stuff. They put you in the roof top area which is a great space. We always love hitting up the Cinderlands bar when we go for local beer. You can't beat the views in this stadium. 100/10 recommend PNC Park

This stadium, formerly South Stadium, seats 9,700 fans, and features a 6 lane track, and locker…read morerooms. It is a neutral field for Pittsburgh Public Schools, and the site for concerts, movies, and other events as well as sports. The stadium is adjacent to the old high school. The school, built in 1897 by architect Eric Stoltz, opened its doors to 255 students in August 1898. It eventually became a vocational trade school, but closed due to dwindling enrollment , in 2004. It's listed as a National Historical Landmark.

A wonderful place to live. We are quite close to scenic Riverview Park. The park had great trails…read moreand free Jazz concerts in the summer. The Observatory itself is an amazing historical landmark and I highly recommend the free tours (which require advance registration). We have excellent neighbors here who look out for each other. The annual House Tour highlights some of the great architecture in the community. There are some beautiful older homes in the neighborhood. We have quick access to the parkway and only 5 minutes from Downtown.

I love going here for concerts. They get most of the good concerts and I have seen many…read more You can only buy tickets at the venue if it's an event day. Otherwise, the box office is closed. When you can get tickets onsite, it really helps you save fees which are crazy these days. There are a few gates so pay attention when you walk in which gate you used so you can easily find your way out. They have escalators and elevators to get upstairs. When picking seats, it depends on what's important to you. If you just want to be there and hear it then any seats is ok. I personally just live to be there and hear the music or see the comedian. I'm also unwilling to spend a fortune to see performers and that's what concerts and comedians are becoming. They also have big screens so you can see what's going on. I've seen some good shows there.

Paid over $400 to take my family to Disney on Ice here and walked away with nothing but a ruined…read morenight. Two women seated behind us reeked of marijuana the entire show while their kids kicked our seats, hit my children's heads, and sprayed bubble wands on them nonstop. I couldn't find a single usher to help, because there weren't any around. After one of the women spilled water on me, I'd had enough. I went to guest services expecting some kind of help. Instead, I was denied a refund and offered zero compensation. I followed up with management after the fact... still nothing. $400+, four kids, and a completely avoidable nightmare. The lack of staff presence and the complete indifference from guest services is unacceptable. I won't be back.

This is such an incredibly cool space! I've been here to use…read morethe library, to attend performances, to participate in performances and attend special events in the event space. All of the experiences have been wonderful. The library portion is fantastic. A large kids section with friendly and helpful librarians, a great area (with a fireplace!) to relax, computers and an overall great selection of books. The music hall portion is wonderful as well. Seats are pretty comfortable with a decent amount of room and you can see well from basically anywhere in there. The backstage area has two large dressing rooms with lighted mirrors. The only downside is that there is fairly limited parking, so if you are attending an event, you need to get there early enough to grab a spot or hope for nearby street parking.

I couldn't imagine walking up the street or steps from the main street in Carnegie to the Library…read more Let's hear it for automobiles. Built high on the hill, I am sure it witnessed a lot of Pittsburgh history. The kind staff allowed us to see the theater. It is very similar to Carnegie Library of Homestead. The lower level seats have been adopted and refurbished with nice padding. The Library is still raising funds to refurbish the seats on the 2nd floor. The fireplace on the main floor of the Library is enormous from floor to ceiling (at least 20 ft ceilings). The Civil War Nurses exhibit brought us to the library. Very enjoyable. We will be back to experience other events at the Library and theater. Ample parking during Library hours. Not sure enough parking onsite for theater events. Street parking available.

This small but mighty museum is a Pittsburgh hidden gem! With passionate and knowledgeable staff…read moreand real lunar landers being created through a glass window, you can learn so much about the space industry! There is a discount deal on tickets set up with the Carnegie Science Center which is new- so check that out. Since Astrobotic is always working on something new, it's worth repeat visits to see all there is to offer!

The Moonshot Museum is a small museum located in the Chateau neighborhood of Pittsburgh. The ticket…read moreprice is $10, however Carnegie Science members get a discount. It takes about a half hour to explore the exhibits. You can rent the Museum for your event, which seems pretty cool. They have a small gift shop.

I love the concept of this idea! It really is a cool place to be with lots of options for games…read more Whether it's PC, Xbox, Playstation, Switch, or Arcade Games, there is so many option to choose from. I will say the pinball would be better if it was all-you-can-play for a certain price like it's console options. You can choose $8 per hour to play whatever console you want as well as other options or you can choose the arcade games, which pinball is included in that for $5 for 100 credits..... in hindsight that's really not a lot because the claw machines range from 30-40 credits and the pinball machines are 20 credits each. They also have gaming events on a huge screen which is cool! The staff is super friendly and very personable. I plan on having my sons party here because they have package deals which are really affordable.

Rezzanine ESports is fun for anyone who considers themself to be a "gamer". There is Fortnite and…read moreall sorts of games on either desktop set-ups or super big screen TVs. There is also plenty of couch space for others who are observing and hanging out. The location is really good at the cinema, and the snacks are just one level down. We were here for a birthday party, and the ambiance was perfect for the boys. They all had a blast!