Steelers Owner Announces Ticket Price Reductions for Disabled Fans and Families Facing Hardship
Pittsburgh, PA — In a heartfelt move aimed at strengthening the bond between the franchise and its loyal community, the Pittsburgh Steelers announced today that ticket prices will be reduced for disabled fans and families facing financial hardship.
Steelers owner Art Rooney II emphasized that this initiative reflects the team’s longstanding tradition of putting people first:
“The Steelers belong to Pittsburgh. Football has always been about more than the game — it’s about community, family, and standing together through tough times. We want every fan, regardless of circumstance, to feel welcome at Acrisure Stadium.”
The program will provide discounted ticket packages beginning this season, with priority given to individuals with disabilities and households that have been financially impacted by medical, employment, or family crises.
Community leaders across Pittsburgh praised the decision, noting that it not only eases access for fans but also strengthens the team’s role as a pillar of solidarity in Western Pennsylvania.
The announcement comes as the Steelers prepare for another highly anticipated season, and fans are already celebrating the gesture as a reminder that the “Steel Curtain” stands not only for defense on the field but also for compassion off it.
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