The Steelers made their debut at Heinz Field on October 7, 2001 when they played the Cincinnati Bengals. Heinz Field is in the shape of a horseshoe, with the south end open providing views of the downtown Pittsburgh skyline. Two, three tiered grandstands are located on both sides of the field, with the lower deck circling the entire field.  A section of bleacher seats are located on a second deck on the north side of Heinz Field. The stadium has a capacity of 64,450 that includes 7,000 club seats and 120 luxury suites. Behind the seats on the south end is a massive 48 ft. by 27 ft. scoreboard. Heinz Field has many amenities including several entertainment areas, team stores and restaurants. Located on the east side of Heinz Field is the 40,000 square foot Coca-Cola Great Hall where fans can check out memorabilia, murals and more of Pittsburgh's sports history. Fans attending games at Heinz Field receive excellent views of the downtown Pittsburgh skyline, due to the stadium's horseshoe shape.