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About PPG Paints Arena

PPG Paints Arena sits at the heart of downtown Pittsburgh, a versatile indoor venue home to the Pittsburgh Penguins and a hub for major concerts and events. With seating configurations tailored to the event—hockey, basketball, and various performances—the arena welcomes fans with a straightforward, no-fuss ticket experience. We’ve got you covered on how to get there, where to park, and where to stay and eat nearby.

Whether you’re catching a Penguins game, a headline concert, or a special NCAA event, secure your seats with ease. We’ll help you plan your trip, from transit options to nearby hotels like The Landing Hotel and Cambria Hotel Pittsburgh at PPG Paints Arena, plus recommended dining and affiliate partner spots to fuel your day. Remember, the venue has a rich history—from its renaming in 2016 to its role in hosting major sporting and entertainment events—so you’ll be part of a storied Pittsburgh experience.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 1001 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15219.
  • Venue type: Downtown multi-purpose indoor arena (home to Penguins, plus concerts and events).
  • Seating chart capacities (typical configurations): Hockey ~18,187; End-stage concerts ~14,536; Center-stage concerts ~19,758; Basketball ~19,000.
  • Parking: On-site lots and attached garage; cashless lots; ParkWhiz pre-purchase available; event parking varies.
  • Transit: Nearby U.S. Steel Plaza T Station; part of downtown free-fare zone to several stations; rideshare pickup zones designated at the arena.
  • Nearby hotels: The Landing Hotel (757 Casino Drive) and the Cambria Hotel Pittsburgh at PPG Paints Arena.
  • Notable events hosted: Pittsburgh Penguins home games; NCAA Men's Basketball Championship rounds (2012, 2015, 2018, 2022); major concerts (e.g., Paul McCartney at opening).
  • Renaming history: Formerly Consol Energy Center; renamed PPG Paints Arena in 2016 after naming-rights change; the Civic Arena (Mellon Arena) was demolished in 2011–2012 and replaced by on-site development.