Bradenton, FL
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191 Pittsburgh Pirates games are listed between Fri, Feb 19 and Sun, Sep 26, 80 of them at PNC Park. Opponents on the listed schedule include Cincinnati Reds (13), Milwaukee Brewers (13) and Chicago Cubs (13). May is the busiest listed month with 28 dates. Listed get-in prices start at $9 (Los Angeles Angels vs. Pittsburgh Pirates), with a median of $74 across 191 priced dates.
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71 Pittsburgh Pirates home games are listed at PNC Park. Showing the next 8; the full schedule below has every date.
34 Friday-to-Sunday home games are listed between Fri, Feb 19 and Sun, Jul 25. The next 6 are listed below.
Starting prices are the lowest listed ticket and may exclude fees. Availability and prices change as tickets sell; the full Pittsburgh Pirates schedule below lists every date.
34 of the 71 listed Pittsburgh Pirates home dates with a published starting price begin under the $72 USD median for this schedule. Unpriced dates are left out and dates in other currencies are not compared.
These are the lowest listed starting prices among the Pittsburgh Pirates home dates on this page, taken from current TicketNetwork listings. Prices change as tickets sell and per-listing fees may apply at checkout, so open a date for its live section prices.
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The next Pittsburgh Pirates home game listed is Pittsburgh Pirates vs. Athletics - Home Opener on Thu, Mar 25 at PNC Park.
191 Pittsburgh Pirates games are listed between Fri, Feb 19 and Sun, Sep 26 — 80 at PNC Park and 111 on the road. May is the busiest month on the current schedule with 28 games, out of 8 months with dates. Most listed games start at 6:40 PM local time (8 of the 27 with a published start time). Friday is the most common game day (33 of 191). The lowest listed get-in price is $9 for Los Angeles Angels vs. Pittsburgh Pirates on Mon, Jun 14, while Detroit Tigers vs. Pittsburgh Pirates on Tue, Aug 31 is the most expensive game to get into at $211. Across the 191 priced games, the median get-in price is $74, so anything under that is cheaper than a typical Pittsburgh Pirates date right now.
191 listed games from current ticket inventory. This is not an officially complete season schedule. Dates and availability may change.
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Chicago Cubs vs. Pittsburgh Pirates
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Chicago Cubs vs. Pittsburgh Pirates
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Pittsburgh Pirates vs. Houston Astros
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Pittsburgh Pirates vs. Detroit Tigers
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Pittsburgh Pirates vs. Detroit Tigers
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Chicago Cubs vs. Pittsburgh Pirates
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Chicago Cubs vs. Pittsburgh Pirates
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Chicago Cubs vs. Pittsburgh Pirates
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Pittsburgh Pirates vs. Atlanta Braves
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Pittsburgh Pirates vs. Atlanta Braves
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Pittsburgh Pirates vs. Atlanta Braves
At a glance
Pittsburgh Pirates play 111 road games in 30 cities with tickets on sale now.
LECOM Park
Ed Smith Stadium
TD Ballpark
George M. Steinbrenner Field
BayCare Ballpark
Publix Field at Joker Marchant Stadium
Hammond Stadium at Lee Health Sports Complex
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The Pittsburgh Pirates have 30 spring training games on sale from February 19 to March 22, with home games at LECOM Park, Bradenton, FL.
The Pittsburgh Pirates are five-time World Series champions and home to Roberto Clemente, Willie Stargell, and Honus Wagner. PNC Park along the Allegheny River is consistently rated the most beautiful ballpark in baseball.
The Pittsburgh Pirates have played NL baseball since 1882 and produced some of the sport's most beloved figures. Honus Wagner is considered by many the greatest shortstop ever. Roberto Clemente, who died in a humanitarian mission plane crash on New Year's Eve 1972, is one of sport's most revered human beings. Willie Pops Stargell led the We Are Family 1979 World Series champions. PNC Park, opened in 2001 on the north shore of the Allegheny River, is universally regarded as the most beautiful ballpark in baseball.
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PNC Park is where Pittsburgh Pirates fans gather for baseball, the 38,747-seat stadium. You'll find it in North Shore. The rivalry with the Cubs (16 recorded meetings) lifts the atmosphere a notch and pushes ticket demand higher. Get there early — 45 minutes or so — to settle in before play begins. Expect to be at PNC Park for around 2–3 hours.
Pirates vs Cubs · 13 meetings · Fri, Apr 23 · Wrigley Field
Pirates vs Brewers · 13 meetings · Mon, Apr 12 · American Family Field
Pirates vs Reds · 13 meetings · Mon, Mar 29 · Great American Ball Park
Pirates vs Cardinals · 12 meetings · Mon, May 24 · PNC Park
Pirates vs Tigers · 8 meetings · Sat, Feb 20 · LECOM Park
The free Pittsburgh Light Rail 'T' connects downtown to the North Side station adjacent to the ballpark.
The closest options are the North Shore Gold Lots 1-4 and the West General Robinson Street Garage, all within a short walk.
Los Angeles Angels vs. Pittsburgh Pirates · Mon, Jun 14
lowest get-in price
Median of 191 priced games
median get-in price
Detroit Tigers vs. Pittsburgh Pirates · Tue, Aug 31
highest get-in price
Chicago Cubs vs. Pittsburgh Pirates · Sun, Apr 25
most expensive seat listed
Cheapest upcoming game
Across 191 upcoming Pittsburgh Pirates games with live pricing, the average get-in price is $73 — 10% below the league average. The cheapest way in is Los Angeles Angels vs. Pittsburgh Pirates on Mon, Jun 14, 2027 at Angel Stadium, from $9.
From cheapest seats to game-day timing, here's the Pittsburgh Pirates ticket rundown.
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