About this Location

Facility Overview

Situated in the heart of Pittsburgh\'s vibrant North Shore, the 100 East Lacock Street Parking facility offers an accessible and ultra-convenient open-air surface parking option. Located at the intersection of East Lacock Street and Sandusky Street, this paved lot provides straightforward navigation without the tight maneuvering, blind turns, or steep ramps often encountered in multi-story garages. Because it is a ground-level, open-sky lot, there are no overhead clearance height restrictions, making it an exceptional parking choice for standard passenger cars, large pickup trucks, full-size SUVs, and high-roof conversion or passenger vans.

Prime Location & Nearby Attractions

This parking facility places visitors steps away from some of Pittsburgh’s premier cultural, sports, and entertainment landmarks:

The Andy Warhol Museum: Located directly across Sandusky Street (less than a 1-minute walk), this is the most direct parking location for Warhol Museum visitors.
PNC Park: Home of the MLB Pittsburgh Pirates, located approximately 0.3 miles to the west (a flat, easy 5-minute walk).
Stage AE & Acrisure Stadium: Pittsburgh\'s premier indoor/outdoor concert venue and the home of the Pittsburgh Steelers are located just under 1 mile away along North Shore Drive or accessible via a quick ride on the light rail.
Downtown Cultural District: Cross the iconic yellow Three Sisters bridges (the Andy Warhol Bridge on 7th Street or the Rachel Carson Bridge on 9th Street) on foot to reach Heinz Hall, the Benedum Center, and Byham Theater within an 8 to 12-minute scenic riverwalk.
Three Rivers Heritage Trail: Just a block south along the Allegheny River, ideal for walking, running, and cycling enthusiasts.
North Shore Dining & Nightlife: Easy walking access to popular restaurants along Federal Street and Isabella Street, including local breweries, sports bars, and casual dining spots.

Access, Navigation & Transit Connectivity

Entering and exiting the 100 East Lacock Street lot is quick and straightforward via East Lacock Street, with direct feeder access from Anderson Street and Sandusky Street. Motorists benefit from immediate connectivity to major regional thoroughfares, including PA-28, I-279 (Fort Duquesne Bridge / Parkway North), and I-579 (Veterans Bridge). Public transit connectivity is superb: Pittsburgh Regional Transit’s (PRT) Light Rail system (\"The T\") operates the North Side Station nearby. Rides between North Shore stations and Downtown Pittsburgh stations (Gateway, Wood Street, Steel Plaza, and First Avenue) are completely free within the PRT Free Fare Zone, allowing drivers to park on the North Shore and ride into Downtown without paying a transit fare.

Facility Amenities & Key Features

Open-Air Surface Parking: Generous surface bays with no vertical clearance issues, accommodating oversized vehicles with ease.
Automated Payment Options: Digital pay-by-plate kiosks accepting major credit and debit cards, along with mobile payment support (such as ParkMobile or SpotHero during select events).
Designated Accessible Spaces: Marked ADA-compliant parking stalls situated near street exit points for seamless mobility access.
Nighttime Illumination: Overhead lot lighting providing enhanced visibility and peace of mind during evening events and late-night departures.
Pedestrian Convenience: Ground-level curb cuts providing quick and barrier-free access to sidewalk routes across the North Shore.

Ideal For

Game-Day Fans & Concertgoers: Tailgaters and event attendees heading to Pirates baseball games at PNC Park or arena shows across the North Shore.
Museum Visitors: Tourists and art enthusiasts spending the day at The Andy Warhol Museum.
Downtown Commuters: Workers seeking to avoid high downtown garage congestion by parking across the river and taking a scenic walk or the free light rail into the Golden Triangle.
Oversized Vehicle Drivers: Contractors, trade vehicles, roof-rack-equipped SUVs, and tall transit vans unable to enter low-clearance downtown parking garages.

Visitor & Driver Tips

The lot operates with automated pay stations where you enter your license plate number immediately upon parking. During major Pittsburgh Pirates home games, major riverfront festivals, or stadium concerts, this lot switches to special-event flat-rate parking and tends to fill rapidly; arriving 60 to 90 minutes prior to game time is strongly recommended. When leaving after major events, utilizing East Lacock Street toward Chestnut Street or Anderson Street offers a smooth exit directly toward PA-28 North or I-279 North, helping you bypass congested traffic near the Roberto Clemente Bridge.