Nov 1, 2026
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Acrisure Stadium is an open-air NFL venue on Pittsburgh’s North Shore and home to the Pittsburgh Steelers. The stadium also hosts University of Pittsburgh football and major concerts along the Allegheny River.
Overview
Acrisure Stadium opened in 2001 as Heinz Field, replacing Three Rivers Stadium. Acrisure acquired naming rights in 2022. Located at 100 Art Rooney Avenue next to PNC Park, the stadium anchors Pittsburgh’s North Shore sports and entertainment district across the river from downtown. Designed by HOK Sport (now Populous), it is known for its dual-tenant NFL and college football schedule and its views of the Pittsburgh skyline.
Fast facts
- Location: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (100 Art Rooney Ave)
- Teams: Pittsburgh Steelers (NFL), Pittsburgh Panthers (NCAA)
- Capacity: 68,400
- Opened: August 18, 2001
- Construction: 1999–2001
- Cost: $281 million
- Surface: Natural grass
- Premium Seating: 129 luxury suites and club levels
Architectural Features
The stadium’s open south end frames downtown Pittsburgh and the Allegheny River:
- Natural-grass field shared by the Steelers and Pitt
- Great Hall museum and Hall of Honor spaces celebrating Steelers history
- Gate A and Gate B plazas that connect to the North Shore riverfront trail
- Dual scoreboards and sideline club seating with river views
Hospitality
Food and beverage at Acrisure Stadium is operated by Aramark. The program emphasizes Pittsburgh favorites — pierogi, Primanti-style sandwiches, and local beer — alongside premium club and suite catering for Steelers and Pitt gamedays.
Major Events
- Regular-season and playoff NFL games for the Pittsburgh Steelers
- University of Pittsburgh home football games
- Concerts and large outdoor events on the North Shore
- Historic rivalry games including Steelers–Ravens and the Backyard Brawl