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Heinz Field, Pittsburgh, PA

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Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Buffalo Bills

Heinz Field, Pittsburgh PA

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Heinz Field, Pittsburgh PA

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Pittsburgh Steelers Suite Prices

How much do Pittsburgh Steelers suites cost?

Prices typically range from $14,000-$20,000 for Pittsburgh Steelers suites. Prices vary based on day of game, opponent, and the location of the suite in Heinz Field. Luxury suite prices for concerts and other events at Heinz Field can vary widely based on the type of event.

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Suite Levels at Heinz Field

300 Level Suite

12 Tickets

18 Capacity

2 Parking

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400 Level Suite

18 Tickets

1 Parking

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Champions Club Suite

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Heinz Field Event Planning Guide

Suite Experience Group provides luxury suite access for Pittsburgh Steelers games and other events at Heinz Field. In this section we’ve compiled key considerations for planning your group event in a suite at Heinz Field:

GROUP SIZE AND NUMBER OF ATTENDEES IN A SUITE

Suites at Heinz Field vary in size and configuration, typically by suite level. The two main suite concourses at Heinz Field are; 300-Level Suites and 400-Level Suites. Most suites accommodate groups ranging from 12-20. The most common suite sizes include a 12 or 14 base ticket quantity with the option to purchase additional tickets (usually up to 20), as needed. Heinz Field suites feature 8-12 fixed theater-style seats overlooking the field (& behind retractable glass windows). Behind the private suite balcony, there are sever high-top counters/tables surrounded by additional barstool seating.

BUDGET FOR A SUITE PURCHASE

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GROUP SIZE AND NUMBER OF ATTENDEES IN A SUITE

BUDGET FOR A SUITE PURCHASE

There is a wide range in suite prices at Heinz Field. Pittsburgh Steelers suite prices can range from $12,000-$40,000 depending on team performance, opponent and suite size. Commonly sized 12- and 14-person suites are typically priced between $12,000-$20,000 per game not including catering costs. Third-party events such as concerts can start as low as $5,000 while a well-located suite for a popular concert can command prices upwards of $20,000. Suite prices for Pittsburgh Panthers (NCAAF) football games typically cost between $1,000-$3,000.

HEINZ FIELD SUITE CATERING

In-suite catering is available in all suites at Heinz Field. The menu includes a wide range of food and beverage options provided by Aramark Catering. Suite rentals at Heinz Field do not include catering in the base price of the suite, so be sure to allocate additional budget if you would like to have your suite catered. On average, Suite Experience Group clients spend between $1,500 and $2,500 on in-suite catering for their group.

ACCESS TO STADIUM CLUBS

Suite ticketholders have access to the Club Level at Heinz Field. The main lounge areas are:

UPMC Club Lounge – located on the east side Heinz Field from Gate B to Gate A, this indoor lounge space features two-story glass windows and plenty of seating options complete with upgraded a la carte concession options and full-service cash bars. The Club Concourse also has restrooms and merchandise stands.

West Club Lounge – the second main lounge area on club level. This space is like the UPMC Club Lounge, featuring cushioned seating areas, tables and barstools, and access to upgraded concession option and numerous full-service cash bars.

DRESS CODE IN THE LUXURY SUITES

There is dress code for suite level at Heinz Field. Corporate groups are typically dressed in business casual attire, however, it’s not uncommon for guests to be in casual attire or wearing team-branded apparel. All suites at Heinz Field are climate controlled.

NFL CLEAR BAG POLICY

The NFL has implemented a policy that patrons must bring all their items in bags that are clear plastic, vinyl or PVC and do not exceed 12" x 6" x 12." Read the full policy here.

CHILD TICKET POLICY

ALL guests, regardless of age, will require a valid event ticket for admission into Heinz Field. Strollers are permitted at Heinz Field.

TRANSPORTATION AND PARKING

Heinz Field has nearly 30 parking lots (pre-sold and cash) in the close vicinity to the stadium. VIP parking passes for suite ticketholders can be valid in any number of lots surrounding the stadium. Additional cash lots (~10 in total) are located around the perimeter of the complex.

PARKING, STADIUM, AND SUITE ACCESS

Heinz Field Parking lots typically open 4 hours prior to Steelers games. Stadium gates will open 2 hours before kick-off for suite ticket holders.

Suite C Lobby, and Suite B Lobby are the recommended suite entrances.

DESIGNATED SUITE ENTRANCES

Suite B Lobby and Suite Lobby C (located at the B and C gates respectively) are the recommended suite entrances.

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Steelers Spotlight

Current NFL Season

Few franchises can say they’re coming off a bit of a down stretch after going 13-3 in 2017 and 9-6-1 in 2018. However, the standards are high for a Pittsburgh Steelers club that hasn’t had a losing season since 2003.

Despite the great record in 2017, the Steelers were one-and-done in the playoffs, and last year the club missed the playoffs despite a winning mark.

The team also endured a season-long holdout by All-Pro running back Le’Veon Bell and an offseason trade of disgruntled wide receiver Antonio Brown to Oakland.

Despite the turmoil, the quarterback position remains solid. After a couple years of speculation that two-time Super Bowl winner Ben Roethlisberger would retire, Big Ben signed an extension that keeps him in black and gold through the 2021 season.

Longtime head coach Mike Tomlin is confident that running back James Conner... MORE

Despite the great record in 2017, the Steelers were one-and-done in the playoffs, and last year the club missed the playoffs despite a winning mark.

The team also endured a season-long holdout by All-Pro running back Le’Veon Bell and an offseason trade of disgruntled wide receiver Antonio Brown to Oakland.

Longtime head coach Mike Tomlin is confident that running back James Conner and wide receiver Juju Smith-Schuster will fill the void that Bell and Brown leave.

On the defensive side of the ball, Pittsburgh signed free agent linebacker Mark Barron and cornerback Steven Nelson, along with re-signing linebacker Anthony Chickillo.

Heinz Field has been around for nearly two decades, but it did receive a facelift a couple of years ago, including a 41-by-123 foot scoreboard in the south end zone. An outdoor patio that’s open on non-game days during warm-weather months and an expansion of the Pub 33 food and beverage area are also recent additions to the stadium’s offerings. Suites at Heinz Field are climate-controlled, which is a crucial feature for those bitter-cold December and January games!

Pittsburgh looks to regain its stranglehold on the AFC North division, but it will be a tougher task this year with rival Baltimore looking strong, and Cleveland greatly improving its team. The Steelers will face those two teams, along with Cincinnati, twice this year. Other home games will be against Seattle, Miami (Monday night game), Indianapolis, the Los Angeles Rams, and Buffalo. Non-division road games include tilts with New England (Week 1 Sunday night game), San Francisco, the Los Angeles Chargers (Sunday night game), Arizona Cardinals, and Le’Veon Bell’s New York Jets.

Past Spotlights

Posted Mar 22, 2018

As is the case in most years, the 2018 Pittsburgh Steelers are once again considered Super Bowl contenders. Led by Ben Roethlisberger, the Steelers have weapons on offense than most teams can’t contain. Roethlisberger has teased retirement for a couple of years now, so the Steelers need to push for another championship before Big Ben’s time comes. The Steelers wasted no time in the offseason to franchise tag Le’Veon Bell. While Bell was seeking a longer-term deal, this will guarantee him in the backfield for at lease this season. Antonio Bryant is one of the league’s best receivers and there’s no doubt he’ll be Roethlisberger’s favorite target in 2018. JuJu Smith-Schuster broke out as a rookie last season and will look to make a bigger impact this season. On the defensive side of the ball, the Steelers are hoping for a much better year. Mike Tomlin enters his 12th year as head coach of the Steelers and will be focusing on adding as much talent to the Steelers defense as he can. T.J. Watt will look to improve on a solid rookie season. Cam Heyward earned his first Pro Bowl selection after leading the Steelers in sacks. In free agency, the Steelers made a splash by signing former Packers star Morgan Burnett. He’ll team up with Joe Haden in the secondary.
Heinz Field has two suite levels in the stadium: 300 & 400 Level suites. Both suite levels are on the Steelers and visitors’ sidelines. The 300 Level suites will be closer to the field. All Steelers suites include first-class amenities such as theater-style seating, HDTVs, climate-controlled environment and a dedicated Steelers suite attendant. Premium in-suite catering options can be purchased in advance to any Steelers game or secondary event at Heinz Field. While the Steelers are the main attraction at Heinz Field, the stadium is also home to the University of Pittsburgh Panthers football team. Whether you are interested in a luxury box at Heinz Field for business or for friends and family, Suite Experience Group allows you to rent a suite for a single event and get all the perks to an annual lease holder.

Posted May 11, 2017

The 2017 Pittsburgh Steelers look to repeat as AFC North Champions. Behind their stars Antonio Brown, Ben Roethlisberger and Le’Veon Bell, the Steelers offense is one of the best in the NFL. Going into the 2017 NFL season, the Steelers are favored to win most of their games. The biggest games the Steelers face at Heinz Field this year will be against the Green Bay Packers on Thanksgiving weekend followed by a matchup versus the New England Patriots on December 17^th.

“Big Ben” battled through some injuries in 2016 but with arguably the best wide receiver and running back in the league on his team, putting up big number won’t be an issue. The Steelers will be getting Martavis Bryant back from his year suspension.

Head coach Mike Tomlin and the Steelers organization drafted OLB T.J. Watt in the first-round of the NFL Draft to help strengthen their defense. T.J. Watt is the younger brother of NFL star J.J. Watt. Bud Dupree and James Harrison will be your starters with Watt eventually taking over for Harrison who is returning for another year after turning 39. The Steelers signed free agent CB Coty Sesnabaugh to pair up with last year’s first-round pick, Artie Burns.

The 2017 Steelers home schedule features the Packers, Patriots, Baltimore Ravens, Cincinnati Bengals, Minnesota Vikings, Tennessee Titans on Thursday Night Football, Jacksonville Jaguars and Cleveland Browns.

Suites and Special Events: Heinz Field is not just home to the Steelers but also to the University of Pittsburgh Panthers. A suite at Heinz Field includes VIP parking passes, premium in-suite catering options, private restroom, upscale furnishing and a Steelers suite attendant. With a Steelers suite ticket, guests get private entry into Heinz Field and exclusive access to VIP clubs inside the stadium. Most Steelers suites are purchased for corporate entertaining but they also create the perfect setting to entertain friends and family. Pittsburgh fans can view the game from two suite levels at Heinz Field: 300 & 400 levels. The 300 level is going to be a little closer to the field but the difference between the two is minimal. Heinz Field isn’t just home to the Steelers and Panthers games, coming to the stadium in 2017 will be U2 with the Lumineers.