The Transformed PIT | Terraces

The terraces at Pittsburgh International Airport (PIT) transform the travel experience by blending the beauty of the outdoors with the convenience of a modern airport and offer a welcoming place to relax, reconnect and enjoy fresh air before or after a journey. Inspired by Western Pennsylvania’s natural landscape, the terraces reflect PIT’s commitment to innovation, universal access and creating memorable experiences for everyone who passes through the airport.

UPMC Terrace

Open to travelers, team members and the community, the 36,000-square-foot UPMC Terrace on the southside of the pre-security terminal is the first of four planned terraces to open for public use. Visitors may access the space from 4 am to midnight daily, weather permitting. Entrances to the terrace are located on the Arrivals Level at the Welcome Point near the VisitPittsburgh desk and between baggage carousels 5-8. The UPMC Terrace is:

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Open to Everyone – No boarding pass or lounge membership required. The UPMC Terrace is accessible to all airport visitors, travelers and team members.

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Inspired by Western Pennsylvania – Native landscaping, scenic walkways and thoughtfully designed seating celebrate the region’s natural beauty.

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A Breath of Fresh Air – Enjoy fresh air, natural light and calming views of airport operations in a peaceful outdoor setting. Created to provide moments of relaxation and connection, helping reduce the stress often associated with travel.

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A First-of-Its-Kind Airport Experience – PIT is one of the few major U.S. airports to feature a publicly accessible outdoor terrace integrated directly into its pre-security terminal, redefining what an airport can be.

North Airside Terrace

Located post-security, across from the Dick’s Sporting Goods display near the beginning of Concourse D, the new North Airside Terrace features built-in bench seating, tables and chairs, native plantings and an animal relief area. Made possible through financial support by the Richard King Mellon Foundation and the Henry L. Hillman Foundation, the space offers travelers a quiet, outdoor place to relax before or between flights.

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Open 4 am to midnight daily, weather permitting

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Inspired by the rugged plateaus and exposed rock formations of the Central Appalachians

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1,000 square feet with the flexibility to expand

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Gated animal relief area