Pitt Stadium

Pitt Stadium was a football venue at the University of Pittsburgh designed to hold approximately 69,400 spectators across multiple levels. The seating arrangement provided clear views of the field from various positions throughout the facility.

The stadium was built between August 1924 and September 1925 as a sports facility for the University of Pittsburgh. Its opening marked the beginning of a long era of football events held at this location.

This stadium brought together generations of students and alumni who gathered to support their university. The games here created bonds that shaped the identity of the University of Pittsburgh community.

The grounds were accessible during game days and accommodated thousands of visitors at once. Multiple entrances and clear pathways made it easy for crowds to move in and out of the facility.

The final football game at this venue ended in victory against Notre Dame, sparking a spontaneous celebration when fans rushed onto the field. This memorable conclusion marked the end of nearly 70 years of sports history at the location.

Location: Pennsylvania

Inception: September 1, 1925

Official opening: September 1, 1925

Capacity: 69400

GPS coordinates: 40.44440,-79.96180

Latest update: December 6, 2025 22:03