Penn State Intercollegiate Athletics has announced an update to 2019 football traffic and parking, as well as plans to make improvements to several grass parking lots near Beaver Stadium.
Continued historic wet conditions on the University Park campus have resulted in significant damage to the grass parking lots used for Penn State football home games. For the safety of fans, to prevent further damage to intramural fields and ag fields, as well as fans’ personal vehicles, grass parking lots will be unavailable for Saturday’s contest with Maryland, including the Overnight RV lot.
Penn State has announced that historic wet conditions over the past few weeks on the University Park campus have resulted in significant damage to drive aisles and grass parking lots. For the safety of fans, to prevent further damage to intramural fields and Ag fields, as well as fans’ personal vehicles, the majority of the grass parking lots will be unavailable for Saturday’s noon contest with Wisconsin.
Penn State Intercollegiate Athletics has announced that it will not sell any additional single-game parking permits in advance of the Nov. 10 Wisconsin football game in Beaver Stadium.
Penn State has announced parking changes for Saturday’s football game against Iowa due to existing wet conditions and the forecast for additional rain later this week. Vehicles will be redirected to other parking lots near Beaver Stadium for the 3:30 p.m. contest between the No. 17 Nittany Lions and No. 18 Hawkeyes.
Game day parking has been exhausted for Saturday’s Homecoming football game against Michigan State. Fans attending the game who do not have a parking permit will not be able to purchase a permit for the Beaver Stadium parking lots the rest of the week, including on Saturday.
Penn State has finalized changes in four grass parking lots for Saturday’s football game against Kent State, due to heavy rain earlier this week. Cars will be re-directed to other parking lots near Beaver Stadium. Fans attending Saturday’s game who do not have a parking permit will not be able to purchase a permit for the Beaver Stadium parking lots on game day.
Penn State has announced parking changes for Saturday’s football game against Kent State due to soaking rain the past several days and the forecast for additional rain this week.
Due to anticipated rain leading up to Saturday’s home football game against Nebraska, the Brown Lot, Family Friendly Lot, and Yellow Lot 12 (IM Fields) will be closed.
Motorists who are planning to travel to State College, Pa., tomorrow (Oct. 6) for Penn State's game against Northwestern should leave more time than normal to arrive. Penn State Homecoming activities are in full swing this weekend and traffic may be heavier as a result. Stadium parking lots will open at 7 a.m. for the 12:01 p.m. kickoff; University Police will be on hand to direct traffic. For more information about game-day parking, including maps, visit http://www.gopsusports.com/tickets/m-footbl-parking.html.
For more information about parking and transit related to this evening's (Oct. 5) Homecoming parade, visit http://live.psu.edu/story/61687.
Contrary to previous correspondence to fans, football parking lots for Penn State's game vs. Iowa on Saturday (Oct. 8) will open at 8 a.m., as they usually do for an afternoon game. An earlier time was mistakenly included in the correspondence. The game is Penn State's Big Ten home opener, and will begin at 3:30 p.m. in Beaver Stadium. The ABC regional telecast will air nationally on ESPN outside of the ABC coverage area. For information about gameday parking, visit http://www.gopsusports.com/tickets/m-footbl-parking.html online.
As the result of heavy rain received in the past week, Penn State has announced the closure of several grass lots near Penn State's Beaver Stadium for Saturday's 3:30 p.m. football game against Alabama. About 2,500 vehicles will be redirected to offsite parking lots; the vast majority of fans will not be affected by these changes. Free shuttles will be provided to patrons parking in offsite lots. The Penn State Athletic Department is working diligently with businesses in the community to identify offsite parking areas -- more information about offsite parking will be posted as soon it becomes available.
The heavy rain of the last several days combined with predictions of continued rainfall into Friday have led to the closure of several grass lots near Penn State's Beaver Stadium for Saturday's football game against Alabama. About 2,500 vehicles will be redirected to offsite parking lots; free shuttles will be provided to patrons parking in these areas.
