I don’t know what overweight means in your eyes, but I’m 6’2” and weight about 240. I had no issue with the seats. Being taller I wish there was another 4-6”, if I had another 20lns in me I’m not sure I would have been comfortable.

We took our 18 month old granddaughter. She sat on one of ours, or her parents lap. It was fine. She didn’t need a ticket.

We parked in the Stadium Parking Lot (paid) and did not have any problems with parking or leaving the stadium.

Yes they have tours of the stadium. Go to the PNC web site. The tours vary whether there is a home game or not. If they are not playing, then you get to see the locker room. Purchase tickets a head of time. We did the tour and found it very informative and got to go on the actual field.

I don't think so, I know that on the Sundays that are kids days they have, but never seen it any other time.

If you choose an afternoon game on a hot summer day and you want sun, then choose 3rd base or left field. If you want shade, then choose 1st base. Other than that, I would think it would depend on your travel plans. Night game and planning to stay overnight, there are quite a few hotels now near the ballpark.

Stay at the Holiday Inn Express that is located across the street from the park. Great spot and you walk everywhere. However, you will have to pay $24 a day to park but still worth the price.

Several good restaurants on Sixth street, and many in the ball park for game food. All good.

Sorry I didn’t see this sooner. Yes and no. We were able to go down as far as possible next to the field, but not directly on the field. The players were warming up, so it was fun to get up close to them. Some gave autographs. My son had a player toss him a ball. We really enjoyed going into the owners box and the tunnels. Neat experience!