Sat here in 131, row BB, for the home opener last season vs. the Jets. As you can imagine, the first game of the season carries such a heavy ticket price for the non season ticket holders. (Paid $200+ each for three tickets) Almost all of the stadium is a season ticket holder and only a small portion of the waiting list becomes a new season ticket holder each season. Not sure how many fans comprise the waiting list these days. But anyway, these seats will cost you. There are no bargains at Steelers games, even the bleacher seats in the upper level end zone are going to cost fans $100+ each per ticket. But the view in 131 is awesome, we were on the same side of the field as the Steelers bench and could make them out very well.
All of the sideline sections are laid out in an identical matter, very easy to navigate and the ushers there have been there for years and are very welcoming.

Heinz Field is awesome and should be treated as a cathedral by Steelers fans. The Fedex Great Hall on the East Side of the stadium is a realy treat with all of the memorabilia. They also have a Primanti Brothers in that area too. It's sad that Heinz Field only gets utilized pretty much for 10 games each season including preseason games (or whenever they're making a Batman movie). PNC Park down the street is a different story, that place is open for more than 80 games each year and the walk across the Clemente Bridge is my favorite part of Pirate games.