500 Level at Acrisure Stadium

• Upper Tier Seating: The 500 Level wraps the upper deck with sidelines on both sides and one section behind the north endzone.
• Best Rows: Rows A–E sit closest to the field with the fewest stairs to climb.
• Steepest Seats: Rows F–LL rise above the walkway with three steps between each row — a tall climb, but clear views throughout.
• Weather Varies by Side: Coverage and sun exposure differ significantly depending on where you sit.

Who Should Sit Here

The 500 Level at Acrisure Stadium is the upper deck and a solid pick for fans who want to be in the building without paying for lower-level seats. If you'd rather stay closer to the action and avoid a steep climb, aim for rows A–E; if height and an unobstructed sightline matter more than proximity, the higher rows still deliver clear views.

500 Level Seating Details

There are three areas that make up the 500 Level. Sections 504–517 run along the visitor sideline, sections 528–541 run along the Steelers sideline, and sections 518–527 sit behind the north endzone. Rows A–E are located in front of a walkway and the entry tunnels, keeping fans closer to the field with fewer stairs. Rows F–LL sit above the walkway, with double-letter rows beginning after the single-letter alphabet ends at Z.

Views from the 500 Level

Every seat on this level offers a clear view of the field. Rows A–E put you noticeably closer to the action, while the higher rows F–LL gain elevation with three steps between each row — a steep climb to the top, but the added height keeps sightlines open for all seats.

Sun & Shade

• The upper half of sections 528–541 (Steelers sideline) is covered, and this side is shaded first.
• The upper half of sections 504–517 (visitor sideline) is covered but still lets in a lot of sunlight.
• Sections 518–527 behind the endzone are uncovered — the sunniest and windiest seats in the level.
• Sections on the edges, such as 517, can get very windy.