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Heinz Field PARKING & ACCESS Your Travel Game Plan A R R I V E A R R I V E ARRIVE Heinz Field HRS. HRS. 2EARLY EARLY EARLY PARKING & ACCESS Want to get the most out of your game day? Are you looking for cash Here are a few questions to get you started. parking on game day? Consider one of the many less expensive and convenient garages and lots downtown and in Station Square. If you are paying for parking upon arrival, please ARRIVE consider your direction of travel following the game. Looking for the best Choosing a parking lot or garage close to your game day experience? exiting route will cut down on travel time. EARLY Arrive 2 hours early and join the excitement PAGE 6 with other fans. There are plenty of activities, live music and food preceding the game. PAGE 3 Why not take the Light Rail or a water shuttle to the game? Taking the Light Rail or a water shuttle to Do you have Heinz Field is a convenient and fun way to a Pre-Sold access the North Shore. LOT 1 parking pass? PAGE 8 If you want to buy Pre-Sold parking or you already have a parking pass for a Pre-Sold parking lot or garage, take a look at the map (Page 5) to ensure you Are you looking for an take the quickest route. alternate route home? For Lot-Specific Directions, visit If you don’t want to wait in post game HeinzField.com/Stadium/Directions traffic, try an alternative route home. PAGE 4 PAGE 11 1 Heinz Field and Waze have partnered up to give you the best directions—directly to your parking spot! Want Live Traffic and Parking Notifications? A R R I V E A R R I V E RRIVE Download the Official Steelers A App and sign up for the HRgameday/stadiumS. alerts. HRS. 2EARLY EARLY EARLY Download the Waze App for real-time traffic updates as you drive to the stadium. Don’t miss out Don’t miss the excitement. Arrive at least 2 hours Other Ways to Get Live Updates early to enjoy all that Heinz Field has to offer. Plus, avoid the last minute congestion. /heinzfield @heinzfield 102.5 WDVE Traffic & Parking Hotline Call the Heinz Field Traffic & Parking Fans arriving early have the Hotline for information on live traffic opportunity to be awarded & parking conditions, alternative Visit HeinzField.com/directions pre-game field passes and route information, and current other great prizes. for additional travel information. construction & detour information. 412-697-7599 JOIN FOR FREE SteelersNationUnite.com 2 For the best experience, enjoy pre-game activities. FedEx Great Hall There is plenty to see inside before the Grab a bite game, including live Stage AE music and tons of Visit Stage AE Looking for somewhere to Steelers memorabilia! for the ultimate meet up or grab a bite? There Steelers tailgate are plenty of great restaurants experience. and bars within walking Admission is FREE. distance to the stadium. EA ST ST MADISON Art Rooney Avenue D ST N COMMONS A E OHIO ST Join fans outside the AVE RAILRO ST stadium to enjoy pre-game MAN SMALL entertainment. E COMMONS S ST DAVID PROGRES W M C C CULLOUG OMMONS H BRIDGE Station Square AVE Station SquareWESTERN has convenient parking and transportation MERCHANT ST CANAL ST ONS V to the North Shore, among other attractions. S COMM ETERANS BRIDGE RIDGE AVE AVE RIVER MARTINDALE ST Clark Bar & Grill T MALLMAN S Soho Mullen’s Bar & Grill ANDERSON ST S North Shore Allegheny AVE North Side PENN REEDSEDSDEDDSSDAALE ST Local Brewhouse HEINZ FIELD Steel Cactus VD Attractions NSONN E GENERAL ROBI SASAN E BIGELOW BL D AV USKY ST Wheelhouse MAZEROSKI LIBERTY Grand View Buffet FedEx Great Hall FEDERAFEDER E A 9TH STREET BRID W L Art Rooney Ave ST ST Restaurant W GENERAL ROBINSON AY PNC PARK FARE ZONE RIVERS CASINONO CHUCK NOLL BURN ARA T RT NO 7TH STREET BRIDGE ROONEY E CK R K Slice on Broadway TH SHORE DRIVE ZONE 1 - FREE NOLL Burgatoratory Southern Tier RIDG Hyde Park GE B VEE AV WAW DRIVERIVE O E DRIVE R Stage AE A SHHOREHO E THH OBERTO Y Bar Louie NOROORTH SHOR AVE McFadden’s ELEVENTH ST WEST END CARNEGIE SCIENCE CENTER BEDFORD TeTiquilalC Cowboy CLEMENTE BRIDGE The Foundry Bettis’ Grille FORT DUQUESNE BRI OHIOMAP LEGEND Sailgate Drop-Off R NINTH ST IVER Light Rail Station Free Fare Zone RIVER DGE ALLEGHENY BLVD Bar/Restaurant Water Transportation S EVENTH ST 3 AVE FORT DUQUESNE PENN WYLIE AVE AVE LIBERTY SIXTH ST STANWIX ST FARE ZONE SE 1 ZONE VENT ZONE 1 - FREE Wood St H AV AVE F E - R CENTRE E FA E CA COMMONWEALTH RE RSON Gateway Z O NE 2 STREET I- 7 SIXTH 9 AVE AVE LIBERTY ST OOD W FIFTH AVE T Steel Plaza S X T NWI TA FOURTH S CENTRE AVE AV ST IDDIE S E FORBES T AVE DINW GRAN ST WEST TT BRIDGE BO ELD T PI ULEV I STATIO FOR ARD OF FOR TH THIRD FIFTH AVE N SQ T PITT BL E ALL AVE SMITHF UA IES RE DRI VD GRA VE ND VIEW ZO AVE NE 1 - FR EE FA FI FORBES AVE MONONGAHELA RE ZONE RST AVE RIV ER PARKW AY EAST First Ave CAR SO N STREET STATION SQUARE STREET BRIDGE SMITHFIELD WEST ST ATIO BIR N SQ MI UAR NG H E DRIVE BRI AM E G D RID 10TH STRE GE B TY LIBER ET BRIDGE Station Square CARSON ST REET Fans with LOT 1 Pre-Sold Parking QUICK TIP Due to the restrictions in place from Covid-19, the following EXIT parking lots will be available for Pre-Sold Parking: Gold 1A Lot Avoid I-279 NB Exit 1B from COVID-19 Gold 1B Lot 1B Ft. Duquesne Bridge to cut UPDATE For additional information, visit: Gold 1 Garage down on travel time. heinzfield.com/stadium/parking-directions Faster ways to... 376 Get to Your Lot from I-376 Interested in Buying FROM EAST FROM WEST EXIT EXIT EXIT EXIT Pre-Sold Parking? Call or email 69C 70D 69C 70B West Carson Stanwix Street Route 51 Fort Duquesne Street and West and Clemente Northbound and Boulevard and Alco Parking (412) 323-4455 End Bridge Bridge West End Bridge Clemente Bridge [email protected] Also available online via Get to Your Lot Heinz Field and Waze have partnered up to give you the Parking Panda 279 from I-279 best directions—directly to www.parkingpanda.com/heinz-field-parking your parking spot! EXIT SpotHero spothero.com/destination/pittsburgh/heinz-field-parking 1A For Lot-Specific Directions, visit HeinzField.com/ Directions and/or refer to the back of your Pre-Sold Fort Duquesne Boulevard parking pass, which includes a QR code next to the and Clemente Bridge Waze symbol that is linked to your specific lot. 4 1B EAST ST 1A MADISON AVE N COMMONS E OHIO ST RAILROAD ST SMALLMAN ST GALVESTONAVE E COMMONS Alternate Entry ALLEGHENYAVE N to Gold 1 Garage DAVID M PROGRESS ST W COMMONS Fans with To access the Gold 1 Garage, CCULLOUGH BRIDGE consider using the entrance on Getting to Your W E Reedsdale Street. This will signifi- AVE CEDAR LOT 1 Reedsdale entrance to Gold 1 Garage cantly reduce your time waiting to Pre-Purchcased Spot Pre-Sold Parking S (Presold Parking Only) park your vehicle in the garage. WESTERN AVE CANAL ST MERCHANT ST VETERANS BRIDGE S COMMONS Alternate route to Gold 1 279 RIDGE AVE LACOCK ST Lot G23 Garage, Red 5 Garage, Red 65 Clark Lots 7A - 7D, & Clark Lots Lot G22 Clark East From West Lot 7D RIVER AVE End Bridge Reedsdale Lot 7A MARTINDALE ST E GENERAL ROBINSON Gold 1 Garage Lot 7B Entrance Lot G21 Access Only Lot 7C Lot 6 REEDSDALE ST ANDERSON ST REEDSDALE ST Blue 10 Garage LIGHTHILL ST Red 5 Garage Alternate Route Lot 5A Surface Gold 1 Garage SANDUSKY ST to Gold 1 Garage BIGELOW BLVD MAZEROSKIWAY Lot 1B FEDERAL ST Lot G32 C B Lot 1A RIVERS CASINO Lot G33 PNC PARK 9TH STREET BRIDGE Lot 2 CHUCK NOLLWAY 7TH STREET BRIDGE Lot G31 SMALLMAN ST ROBERTO CLEMENTE BRIDGE WEST END BRIDGE ART ROONEYAVE Stage AE Lot ELEVENTH ST PENN AVE CARNEGIE SCIENCE CENTER CLOSED BEDFORD AVE NORTH SHORE DRIVE 10TH STREET BYPASS HEINZ FIELD 279 CLOSED FORT DUQUESNE BRIDGE NINTH ST LIBERTY AVE OHIO RIVER ALLEGHENY RIVER FORT DUQUESNE BLVD SEVENTH ST PENN AVE 10TH STREET BYPASS WYLIE AVE 1A LIBERTY AVE W CARSON STREET SIXTH ST STANWIX ST MAP LEGEND Using your phone? SEVENTH AVE Use Waze and click "View 1A Exits CENTRE AVE more lots" to get directions directly to your parking spot. COMMONWEALTH Alternatively, scan the Waze QR SIXTH AVE code on your parking pass for LIBERTY AVE ALTERNATE ROUTES lot specific directions. Follow alternate routes to avoid congestion.WOOD ST FIFTH AVE 70B W CARSON STREET STANWIX ST FOURTH AVE CENTRE AVE FORBES AVE To West GRANT ST DINWIDDIE ST End Bridge OUTBOUND WEST STATION SQUARE DRIVE BOULEVARD OF FORT PITT BRIDGE FORT PITT BLVD THE THIRD AVE FIFTH AVE ALLIES SMITHFIELD ST 69C GRANDVIEW AVE From I-376 West FIRST AVE FORBES AVE MONONGAHELA RIVER 70D Exit 69C from West is before 376 Ft. Pitt Tunnel PARKWAY EAST 376 5 CARSON STREET STATION SQUARE SMITHFIELD STREET BRIDGE WEST STATION SQUARE DRIVE BIRMINGHAM BRIDGE BIRMINGHAM 1 0TH STREET BRIDGE LIBERTY BRIDGE CARSON STREET Getting to Game Day Cash Parking QUICK TIP Due to the restrictions in place from Covid-19, the Gold 1A Lot Gold 2 Lot Red 7B Lot COVID-19 following parking lots will be Gold 1B Lot Gold 4 Lot Red 7C Lot EXIT Avoid I-279 NB & SB UPDATE available for Cash Parking: Gold 1 Garage Red 7A Lot Green 21 Lot Exit 1B to cut down 1B on travel time.
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