Where's the best place to park at Heinz Field for a Steelers game?

rntGameday is approaching and you're psyched to see your first game at Heinz Field. You've had your tickets for months but then begin to wonder about parking. Is parking for a Steelers game easy? Are there enough spots? Can I take public transportation?rn rntParking is often one of the most over-looked and frustrating aspects about attending a football game (especially in the NFL). Most fans who wing it end up paying absurd amounts or have to walk insanely far to the stadium. Fortunately, the Steelers and Heinz Field offer a wide array of options for gameday parking. From public transportation to water shuttles to pre-sold parking, your journey from Home to Heinz can become a little easier if you're prepared.rn rnBest Parking Options Rankedrn rn1. Pre-Sold parking in the North Shorern rntPros: Close & Hassle-Freern rntCons: Expensive & Limited Availabilityrn rntIf you're lucky enough to have a parking pass, it's most likely one of the 6,000+ spots closest to the stadium in the North Shore. Even if you don't have a pass, you can contact rntALCO Parking, the Carnegie Science Center (412-237-3400) or Rivers Casino (412-231-7777) to inquire about pre-sold spots.rn rn2. Reserved third-party parking (downtown and North Shore)rn rntPros: Hassle-Free, Pass on your phone (some cases)rn rntCons: Variable pricing, Most spaces require >0.5 mile walkrn rntThis is what RateYourSeats.com employees use for most out-of-town games. There are many services, but we prefer rntParkwhiz (note: we have an affiliation with Parkwhiz, but they did not sponsor this post). These services allow you to purchase a reserved spot ahead of time. The reason we use this option (especially as out-of-towners) is that you get a specific address to put in a GPS instead of circling the stadium looking for open parking or a specific lot. Most spots can be reserved for less than $20.rn rn3. First-come, first-serve parking downtownrn rntPros: Inexpensive, App shows parking availabilityrn rntCons: Unreserved, Longest Walksrn rntFans on a budget will want to take advantage of $5 and $7 parking downtown. There are ten lots (see the image below) all within 1.25 miles (about 30 minute walk) of Heinz Field. The farthest lots (8 and 9 on the image) do have shuttles running directly from the lot to the stadium for a small fee. If the weather is nice and you don't mind walking, this is a great way to save money. Arrive early for a chance to park in one of the closer lots and to avoid being shut out altogether. Download the ParkPGH App for real-time availability.rn First-come, first-serve lots are marked with numbers (adapted from heinzfield.com)rnOther Considerations rntContact the Steelers directly (ticketoffice@steelers.nfl.com/412-323-1200) if you need handicapped parkingrn rntBoard the Gateway Clipper from Station Square for $10 round-trip + $10 parkingrn rntTake the "T" and get off at Allegheny Station rnConsult the Heinz Field Parking Guide

How many seats in a row in the west club?

In the West Club, most rows A-L contain 21 seats, while rows M-Q contain 14-17 seats.

Are concessions included with Club tickets at Heinz Field?

Club seats at Heinz Field will give you access to the climate controlled lounges, which feature upscale food and beverage available for purchase, but are not included in the price of the ticket. Ticket holders in the Club sections at Heinz Field will have access to upscale food and beverage options available for purchase (Club seating locations pictured above)

Which sections at Heinz field have heated club level access?

Sections 205-216 on the east side of the stadium will have access to the East Club Lounge, while sections 229-240 on the west side of the stadium will have access to the West Club Lounge. Both of these lounges will be climate controlled, with upscale food and beverage available for purchase, and private restrooms. At the north endzone, Sections NC001-NC015 (North Club 1 through North Club 15) will have access to the climate controlled North Club Lounge. Fans in the south endzone will have a private climate controlled lounge when sitting in Club Sections 148-150 and Field Club Sections 1-5. Club seating sections with lounge access are available along the sidelines of the second seating tier, and also behind each of the endzones

Which seats, other than club seats, are covered in Heinz Field?

There are a lot of covered seats in Heinz Field other than club seating areas. In front of the north club, Sections 219-226 have covered seating for Row N and behind. There is also a very significant overhanging roof that covers a lot of seats on the upper level along the sideline. The back portion of Sections 504-517 and 528-541 starting at Row R is covered from this overhang. This means that all row with letters after R, as well as any double letter rows, AA, BB, etc, will be covered. rnrnrnrnCover along the upper level sideline and behind the North Club is shown above