Pittsburgh Penguins Reveal Massive $30-Million Investment Into Their Future

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Aaron Itovitch
March 9, 2023 (7:30 PM)

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The Pittsburgh Penguins are taking steps in the right direction... off the ice. Ownership announced a massive investment into the future today.

$30-Million of Renovations Going Into PPG Paints Arena

The Penguins home arena, PPG Paints, will be receiving a whopping $30-million in renovations.

We are committed to maintaining PPG Paints Arena as a world-class destination not only for Penguins hockey, but for concerts and marquee events. We are investing millions to replace our entire in-game entertainment technology, as well as building exciting new premium spaces, to offer immersive experiences for our fans and guests that will be truly unique to our Pittsburgh market.

- Penguins President of Business Operations, Kevin Acklin.

The renovations will include a new VIP space, and an upgraded in-game experience, featuring a massive new jumbotron and an upgraded sound system.

These renovations will be in place for the 2023-24 season. Put PPG Paints Arena on your bucket list now!

Source: NHL.com

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