Luggage Storage Pittsburgh Airport (PIT)

About Pittsburgh Airport  

 The Pittsburgh International Airport is located about 20 miles from downtown and is the second most used airport in Pennsylvania. It was initially opened in 1952 and saw a $1 billion redo and expansion in 1992. The airport is seeing more in the way of expansion and upgrading, and is the second busiest airport in Pennsylvania. It is also the first airport in the country to allow visitors who are not flying to shop beyond the security gates. This makes for a popular destination for tourists and locals alike. With great places to eat and interesting shops to explore, Pittsburgh airport is perfect for those who like to do a bit of wandering, without being too overwhelmed. If you can’t find enough to do inside, however, never fear, as the city of Pittsburgh has plenty of awesome locations to explore close to the airport. 

Things to Do near Pittsburgh Airport 

 Pittsburgh Airport will interest the art lover as there are several unique displays within the terminal. At baggage claim, for instance, see a scale model of Fallingwater, a house designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. Tour the terminal or head downtown. Either one will prove interesting.

• Get a cup of coffee or tea and enjoy it in a patch of sunlight as you admire the beauty of Pittsburgh from the large windows. 
• Head to the Strip Market in the airport to shop. 
• Take an Uber to the Mall at Robinson to find some fun souvenirs, or perhaps a toothbrush (if you forgot to pack one). 
• For those who like games, you can find a bunch of them at the Pinball PA Arcade. Although it’s about 6 miles from the airport, and the perfect activity to stay entertained. 
• Check out The National Aviary, a zoo dedicated to birds. 
• Head to Raccoon Creek State Park to get some fresh air and see the wildlife of the state. 
• Go pub-hopping if you like trying out new breweries.

Transit Options at Pittsburgh Airport

• Corporate Express Taxi
• Mountain Line Transit
• West Busway
• Hotel Shuttle Service
• Bus 28X Airport Flyer 

Luggage Storage near Pittsburgh Airport 

 Don’t let heavy bags, the worry of theft, or extra luggage keep you from enjoying your time in Pittsburgh. Bounce is here to make sure your bags are safe while you are out having a great time – whether you are getting a bite to eat or taking a tour of the city. We've partnered with businesses all over town to ensure that short-term storage of your gear is convenient and affordable. Our mission is to make sure that your trip to Pittsburgh is memorable in all the right ways. 

Luggage Storage Options near Pittsburgh Airport   

• Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens: Drop your bags with Bounce in nearby Oakland and head to this spectacular garden. It's a city landmark and when you see the extravagance, you will know why.
• Duquesne Incline's Lower Station: Take a cable car ride up Mount Washington. The car is a century old, but you can expect a spectacular view once you reach the top.
• Schenley Park: Store heavy bags with Bounce and take a long walk. This beautiful and expansive park is the ideal place to spend the afternoon.
• The Mall at Robinson: Get out of the airport for a quick trip to the mall. Retail therapy is always a good thing. 
• West Hills Par 3: Ready for a quick golf game? Located close to the airport, West Hills Par 3 is just the place to stretch your legs and get fresh air. Store your stuff with Bounce and pick up a club.
• Three Rivers Karting: Picture yourself a race car driver? Drop your belongings with bounce and get ready for speed. Head to nearby Three Rivers Karting for an afternoon at the races.
• Andy Warhol Museum: Visit the largest museum in North America dedicated to a single artist. Andy Warhol was born in Pittsburgh, and this display is a permanent collection of his art.
• Point State Park: Drop your extra stuff with Bounce and go to Point State Park for a trek on a picturesque hiking trail. Take the time to explore Fort Pitt Museum while there.
• Market Square: Leave your bags with Bounce and shop the Market Square. Enjoy the architecture of buildings like the first courthouse and first jail in Pittsburgh.
• Downtown Pittsburgh: Wander the area and see spots like the Allegheny County Courthouse. Buildings here are of the Romanesque Revival style. The courthouse was completed in 1888 and is now a National Historic Landmark.
• Wood Street Galleries: This gallery hosts both exhibitions and artistic performances.