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Perhaps the best way to arrive at PNC Park is to walk over the Roberto Clemente Bridge (closed to autos on game days), although you could also boat or of course drive. This new park is an architectural statement, designed to put the fans in the game and in the full aesthetics of this former iron town. Indeed, Pittsburgh's downtown features some excellent architecture, so why shouldn't its ballpark? With seating capacity for 38,000, this park has the desired intimate feel. Concourses are wide, vending is excellent. Beer selection good, but not necessarily for on tap. Feature: pierogi races. Easy to move around and change seats. Very friendly ushers. PNC Park consistently rates high with road-trippers. Now all they need is a competitive team.
