I will start with a few guidelines. I normally sit in the Club level seats at my local park (dbacks). I attend about 10-15 games a year and I have been to several parks throughout MLB to include Fenway. The reason I point those things out is to provide anyone who reads this review some idea of what I look for.
Tickets: Fair price for what I would consider a larger market team. Easy pickup at will call.
Entrance into the park: Easy walk from the Gateway Clipper. Not too crowded, even though it was a near sellout. The rotunda walk up to the third floor was a little long, I am a person who likes easy access to my level. Take the elevator if you have any waking issues.
Food/ Beer: Many options, they have a food court type layout on the main level. This park focuses on local fair and they do a good job. Prices are reasonable but no one beats the Dbacks for value. I wouldn't expect a larger market team to however. From beer to food you can find almost anything.
Fans: Great to see all the home team support.
Seats: NOT THE CLUB LEVEL. My buddy is not a baseball fan, so I went economical. Section 322 row Q end seats. The seats were well worth the money. If you can sit on the low number end of the row 1-5. It gives a good view of the down town and river. We were on the high end of the row 27-28 so we could not see the score board. It was blocked by the frame of the rotunda. That's my only complaint. The Pirates can truly advertise not bad seat in the park!
Exit: Can't give a full review of exiting the park because we left early to grab some beers.
This park is worth the effort, time and money. If you are not a baseball fan I would still recommend going. Enjoy the food, fans and scenery.