Korean War Veterans Memorial

Use the exact memorial pin west of PNC Park near Mazeroski Way. It stands beside the riverfront path in the eastern half of North Shore Riverfront Park; do not confuse it with the larger World War II memorial near the Great Lawn.

Use paid North Shore garages, surface lots or legal curb spaces and check PNC Park's event schedule. Parking prices and availability can change several hours before a game, so transit or a downtown pedestrian approach may be more predictable.

The outdoor memorial follows the park's daily 6:00 a.m.-11:00 p.m. schedule. PNC Park security, permitted events, maintenance and weather can alter the closest approach.

No dedicated restroom is documented at the memorial. Stadium and nearby business restrooms are not guaranteed to outdoor visitors; confirm a facility separately.

Outdoor memorial viewing is free. Parking, stadium admission, food and nearby attractions cost separately.

The memorial is beside the paved riverfront circulation system, but the final memorial surface, temporary event barriers and crowds may affect access. Check same-day routing when an exact step-free approach is important.

Leashed dogs may use ordinary park paths, but keep pets outside the memorial interior and away from ceremonies, planted areas and temporary security zones.

This is a reflective historic memorial rather than a play destination. It can support an age-appropriate history stop; keep children from climbing on the structure and supervise beside the nearby riverfront.

The North Shore contains several separate veterans and law-enforcement memorials. Confirm the Korean War memorial's exact pin and distinctive dark vertical forms before walking, especially during crowded PNC Park events.

North Side and Allegheny light-rail stations are in Pittsburgh Regional Transit's Free Fare Zone with downtown stations. The Roberto Clemente Bridge and other downtown bridges also provide pedestrian approaches, which can avoid event-day parking congestion.