Heinz Field Tours
Home of the NFL’s Pittsburgh Steelers, Heinz Field can pack in more than 65,000 fans on game day. Seats in this stadium on the banks of the Allegheny River offer views of the city skyline and riverfront. The venue also hosts large concerts and University of Pittsburgh football games.
The Basics
Heinz Field holds a place of esteem for just about any fan of professional football. While the stadium is best experienced on game day, tickets can be hard to come by. Alternatively, see the stadium on a 90-minute guided tour, and enjoy a behind-the-scenes look at the field, press box, club lounges, and other areas typically off-limits to the public.
Visitors with game tickets can take a shorter tour on game day, with a chance for pregame selfies on the sideline.
Things to Know Before You Go
- Steelers games always sell out at home, so be sure to book tickets well in advance if you want to attend.
- Heinz Field is accessible to wheelchairs (including restrooms and seating).
- The stadium has a strict bag policy on game days—check that your belongings comply before you arrive.
How to Get There
Heinz Field is in Pittsburgh’s North Shore neighborhood. To get there by car, take Exit 1B from Interstate 279. Or, hop on the light rail to Allegheny Station.
When to Get There
The most exciting time to visit Heinz Field is on a game day—football season runs from early September through late December. Tours are available April through October, and on game days for those with tickets.
Fast Facts About Heinz Field
The horseshoe-shaped Heinz Field opened in 2001 after two years of construction, during which more than 12,000 tons (10,886 tonnes) of steel were used—an ode to the city’s history of steel production. Covered in natural Kentucky bluegrass, the field is heated from below to stay in season year-round. Six giant trophy displays showcase the team’s successful past.
Address: 100 Art Rooney Ave, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA, USA
Hours: Tours are available seasonally at either 10am or noon.
Admission: Varies
4 Tours and Activities to Experience Heinz Field
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Face masks required for guides in public areas
Hand sanitizer available to travelers and staff
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JUST THE TOUR - Once Around Pittsburgh on our double decker bus tour!
Pittsburgh Best City Sightseeing Tour! Go once around our beautiful city on our fun double decker tour!
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