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Read below to find more information on single-game parking options. 

Advanced sales:
Single-game parking passes are available for purchase in advance for each home game in lots 11, 25, 33 and 34 (subject to availability). Passes starting at $50. Advanced passes are available online here until 15 days before the game. The two weeks leading up to the game fans will be able to purchase at the Bryce Jordan Center box office from Monday-Friday between 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. (while supplies last).

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• Parking and Traffic Plan
• One-Way Traffic Pattern
• ADA
• Ride Shares
• Videos

Parking and Traffic Plan

• What time do parking lots open?
  • Day of game lots open at 8 a.m. for non-noon games, and 7 a.m. for noon games. 
  • ORV lots open at 6 p.m. on Thursday and close approximately 4 a.m. Saturday.
• Why did Penn State create traffic zones?
  • Desire to improve pedestrian and vehicle safety
  • Ease congestion on the primary routes leading to stadium lots
  • One-way pattern in-bound and out-bound
  • Observations and feedback received
  • High pedestrian intersections
  • Simplify game day parking map, permits and lot specific instructions
• Do I have to park in the same lot for every home game?
  • Yes, fans will be required to park in their assigned parking lot for all seven home games.
• Do I have to enter and exit my zone via the same route?
  • Yes, with one-way traffic patterns in effect, all fans must enter and exit the zone via the established route in accordance with their permit. View parking map here.
• If I select a lot on the west side of the stadium, can I park with my friends in a lot on the east side of the stadium for one game?
  • No, you will need to park in your assigned lot.
• If I have a reserved or preferred permit, can I park down in a general lot within my zone?
  • No, you will need to park in your assigned lot and parking is not exchangeable.
• Will all of the zones be staffed with traffic attendants after the game so egress is smoother?
  • Traffic attendants will be on hand for post-game outbound traffic.
• What will happen if I try to access the wrong zone?
  • You will be redirected to the appropriate zone by traffic personnel, prior to entering the five primary routes in the stadium traffic pattern.
• What if I forget my permit and arrive without one?
  • Traffic personnel will direct you to Lot 25 or Lot 36, if space is available, to purchase game day parking.
• Can I exchange my permit for one in another zone for one game?
  • Permits will not be exchanged.
• If my zone is closed due to weather, where will I park?
  • Foul weather parking plans will be communicated in advance via www.gopsusports.com/gameday and Penn State Athletics social media accounts.
• Will the East Deck still accept general permits?
  • East Deck will accept season and single-game ADA permits. General parking permits for one of the assigned lots will not be accepted in the East Deck.
  • Tailgating in East Deck is prohibited.
• Where will Family Friendly parking be located?
  • The Family Friendly lot will be accessed from University Drive northbound, turn west onto Hastings Road. and the lot is on the right. Family Friendly will be a paved lot within walking distance to Beaver Stadium. There will not be an accompanying general permit so if you have season Family Friendly parking, this is the only lot where you will be permitted to park with your Family Friendly permit.
• If I do not purchase parking in advance of game day and arrive on campus without a permit what will happen?
  • For day of game parking passes, follow the E Zone signage until you get to Park Ave., then follow signage for day of game parking sales. You can purchase parking on game day in Lot 25 or Lot 36, based on availability. 
• I do not have football season tickets – what are my options for parking?
  • Fans who are not football season ticket holders can purchase parking on a single-game basis, subject to availability. Pre-purchased single-game general parking permits can be purchased here. Game day parking can be purchased at Lot 25 or Lot 36 and is subject to availability.
• If I have general season parking (which will be in a specific lot), how do I go about being able to tailgate with my family and friends?
  • As in previous years, fans desiring to park in close proximity in the same assigned lot should meet off campus and coordinate travel to arrive at the same time.
• Can accounts that do not have any Football season tickets purchase general season parking?
  • Fans must have 2023 Football season tickets to be eligible to purchase new general season parking.

One-Way Traffic Pattern Timing:
As in previous years, the one-way traffic pattern on the streets and roads in the immediate vicinity of Beaver Stadium will be in effect prior to and immediately after all games.

• When will the one-way traffic pattern begin before each game?
  • One-way traffic patterns will begin 2.5 hours prior to kickoff for all games.
  • For example:
    • noon kick: stadium parking lots will open at 7 a.m. and the one-way pattern will begin at 9:30 a.m.;
    • 3:30 p.m. kick: stadium parking lots will open at 8 a.m. and the one-way pattern will begin at 1 p.m.;
    • 6 p.m. kick: stadium lots will open at 8 a.m. and the one-way pattern will begin at 3:30 p.m.;
    • 8 p.m. kick: stadium lots will open at 8 a.m. and the one-way pattern will begin at 5:30 p.m.
• When will the one-way traffic pattern end after each game?
  • The one-way out-bound traffic pattern is expected to end 60-90 minutes after the game. When the one-way pattern ends, fans will be able to exit their lot and leave the stadium vicinity via any route.

ADA:

• I need ADA parking. What are my options?
  • Season ADA parking permits in the West zone are sold out. Single-game ADA sales will be issued for the East Deck. Complimentary game day shuttles to Beaver Stadium will be available from the East Deck. Please note that tailgating is NOT permitted in the East Deck.
• Can I exchange a general permit for an ADA permit for a single game?
  • General parking permits cannot be exchanged for an ADA permit.
• I need to buy a single-game ADA permit.
  • Single-game ADA permits will be sold for the East Deck, subject to availability. Please note that tailgating is NOT permitted in the East Deck.
• If I have an ADA permit and come to a game with no placard, can I park in another lot with my ADA permit?
  • Fans who have an ADA permit, but do not have an ADA placard can park in the East Deck with their ADA permit for no additional charge. ADA permits without a placard can only be redeemed at the East Deck. Reminder – tailgating is not permitted in East Deck. This permit cannot be redeemed at any other lot.
• What if I have a Family Friendly permit and I need an ADA permit for one game?
  • Exchanges are not permitted
• What if I have an ADA placard and no pre-purchased permit?
  • These fans will be directed to park in the East Deck, where they can purchase an ADA permit, subject to availability.

Ride Share Options:

• Where are ride share passengers dropped off before the game and picked up after the game?
  • The ride share drop-off and pick-up zone is located on Hastings Road, south of the stadium. A map of the zone can be found here: https://www.uber.com/drive/state-college/venues/beaver-stadium/

• Parking Zone Maps
• Interactive Campus Map
• PennDOT 511 Map
• NLC Reserved Parking Maps

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West Zone | North Zone | East Zone | South Zone | Other Lots

West Zone

• Lot 11
• Lot 12
• Lot 13
• Lot 14
• Lot 15
• Lot 16
• Lot 17
• Lot 18

North Zone

• Lot 21 (RV)
• Lot 22
• Lot 23
• Lot 24
• Overnight RV

East Zone

• Lot 31
• Lot 32
• Lot 33
• Lot 34
• Lot 36
• Lot 37
• Lot 38
• Lot 39

South Zone

• Lot 41
• Lot 42
• Lot 43
• Lot 44
• Lot 45
• Lot 46
• Lot 47
• Family Friendly Lot

Other Lots

• Seasonal ADA
• East Deck
• Katz

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Day of game parking is subject to availability.

Day of Game Parking Sale Information:

• For day of game parking passes, follow the E Zone signage until you get to Park Ave., then follow signage for day of game parking sales at Lot 25 or Lot 36.
• The day of game parking pass sale location is in Lot 25 or Lot 36.
• Patrons will buy their parking pass by cash or card at Lot 25 or Lot 36.

Single-Game Day of Game Parking

Game	General Lot Price
West Virginia	$100
Delaware	$60
Iowa	$100
UMass	$60
Indiana	$60
Michigan	$100
Rutgers	$60

While supplies last.

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ADA Accessible Parking

• Valid when used in conjunction with the Disabled License Plate or Handicap Placard
• ADA Parking is accessible when traveling via Atherton Street ONLY. No access traveling via Curtin Road.
• The overall game day parking map can be found here (ADA parking areas are the yellow areas outlined in green on the parking map).
• Season ADA Parking on paved surfaces will be filled in order of Shields lot, Wagner lot, IM Building lot, Softball Park lot, and Katz Building.
• Single-game ADA Parking will be accommodated at East Deck. Tailgating is prohibited in the East Deck.
• ICA ADA Accessible Parking—Shields lot, Wagner lot, IM Building lot, Softball Park lot, and Katz Building
• Day of Game Purchase for ADA Accessible Parking—East Deck, no ICA sold passes will be accepted

Information for Persons with Disabilities
Tickets, Parking, Shuttle Service, and In-Stadium Assistance

Accommodations outlined below are offered to assist Persons with Disabilities and a companion. Fraudulent use of parking placard/plate is a violation of the State of Pennsylvania Motor Vehicle Code and will result in loss of parking privileges for the pass holder.

ADA Shuttle Service from designated ADA lots operate for persons with disabilities and one companion. Shields, Wagner, IM and Softball lot service begins 2.5 hours prior to the start of the game and continues through kickoff. Shuttle service for fans parking at Katz building will start 4 hours prior to kickoff and East deck shuttle service begins 2 hours prior to kickoff. Shuttle service will drop off on Curtin Rd by Gate B.

Following the game, shuttle service will operate until waiting demand is serviced.

TICKET INFORMATION
Ticket Purchases/Exchanges If you are in need of special seating, there are designated areas within Beaver Stadium that accommodate both wheelchairs and fans requiring easy access seats. It is strongly recommended that arrangements are made in advance of the game by calling 1-800-NITTANY (1-800-648-8269)

You may purchase tickets for these areas, based on availability. If available, you may also trade tickets from non-accessible seating to more accessible seating.

Once tickets for all accessible seating are sold, we cannot guarantee a ticket exchange will be possible on or before the event. All seats are reserved and there are no general admission tickets that allow fans to stand, sit or congregate in areas other than assigned seats for the purpose of watching the game.

PARKING

• Beaver Stadium Parking Map / Campus Interactive Map

Shuttle service will be available before and after every game from the ADA parking lots listed below, dropping off and picking up fans near the ADA entrance on the west side of Beaver Stadium near Gate B or Porter Road near Gate A. Penn State Athletics does not anticipate using Innovation Park for ADA parking this season.

- Patrons with ICA ADA parking will be able to park on first-come first-serve basis in the following ADA lots: Shields Building, Wagner Building, IM Building, and Nittany Lion Softball Park with overflow being directing to the Katz lot.

- ADA patrons with an RV will be able to park in the overnight RV lot along Orchard Road on the shuttle route.

- Patrons with ADA Reserved parking will have a reserved location based on Nittany Lion Club points and corresponding giving level.

- All ORV pass holders will be directed to the ORV lots on Orchard Rd. Arrive via Park Ave traveling West from I-99/US 322.

PARKING FOR PATRONS USING WHEELCHAIRS

• Beaver Stadium Parking Map / Campus Interactive Map
• TO PURCHASE IN ADVANCE: 1-800-NITTANY (1-800-648-8269)
  
  For fans requiring a wheelchair for mobility, please contact 1-800-NITTANY (1-800-648-8269) in advance to purchase the proper parking pass for the designated parking areas near the stadium. Ticket holders must display the appropriate Person with Disability Placard/Plate along with the parking pass.

AT THE STADIUM

Stadium Entrances
Gate A, located in the southeast corner of the stadium, has two elevators that provide access to the mid-level concourse, Mt. Nittany Club and south upper deck. Fans are encouraged to enter at Gate B and travel on the inside of the stadium to Gate A elevators. If desired, you may travel on the outside of the stadium to the canopied entrance at the Gate A elevator. Please contact 1-800-NITTANY (1-800-648-8269).

Gate B, located in the southwest corner of the stadium, has an accessible ramp that goes to all levels of the south end zone and an escalator to the mid-level concourse.

Please Note: Moving escalator is operational pregame only. It is not available post game; fans must exit using stadium ramps or elevator.

Gate C, located in the northwest corner of the stadium provides easy access to wheelchair seating in the northwest corner of the stadium and the north end zone.

Gate D and E, located in the north and northeast corners of the stadium provides access to the stadium, but are not convenient for those with limited mobility or those restricted to a wheelchair.

In-Stadium Assistance

Beaver Stadium Seating Chart (PDF)

Fans seated in the south and southwest portions of the stadium with limited mobility are encouraged to use the escalator or accessible ramp at Gate B. If your medical condition prohibits you from walking up the accessible ramps or using the escalator, you may go to the Customer Assistance area near Gate B for in-stadium transportation. Persons with Disabilities may also use the elevator located at Gate A.

Please Note: Moving escalator is operational pregame only. It is not available post game; fans must exit using stadium ramps or elevator.

The upper concourse on the east side of the stadium is best accessed through the use of the Gate A elevator.

Fans seated in the north and northwest portions of the stadium near or above the mid-level concourse that need assistance in getting to their seats should see the Customer Assistance Representative located near Gate B. From there, in-stadium transportation will periodically take fans up the north ramp to either the mid-level concourse or the upper deck. We have limited equipment, so there may be delays in getting to your seat. When necessary, patrons will be transported via wheelchair.

All new restrooms on the concourse are accessible. Specially equipped restrooms for persons of disability are located throughout the south end zone and under section WJ at the northwest corner of the stadium.

In-Stadium Transportation Pre-Game
Customer assistance services are available two hours prior to kick-off until the beginning of the game or all fans are served. All requests for this service should be made in person at the Customer Assistance area located near Gate B. In-stadium transportation will be on a first-come-first-served basis. Either the fan requesting the service or his/her representative must wait at the Customer Assistance Area until the staff can provide the service requested. Fans requiring special assistance to reach their seats are provided transportation to their seating section. Services are available by golf cart for those fans that are able to walk to their seats from the upper deck of the North stands. When necessary, patrons will be transported via wheelchair.

In-Stadium Assistance Post-game
In order for us to provide appropriate personnel and equipment, requests for post-game transportation services must be made prior to kick off. The customer assistance staff will help fans return to the bottom of their section ramp or to Gate B. Shuttles leave from Gate B as soon as they are full, and operate approximately two hours following conclusion of the game. Fans that were transported to their seats in the north or northwest can be transported to ground level after the ramps are safe enough to avoid pedestrian/vehicular conflicts. Transportation from the Gate A elevators to Gate B Shuttle is available post-game. Because the team shares the same corridor, you may experience minor delays.

Please Note: Moving escalator is operational pregame only. It is not available post game; fans must exit using stadium ramps or elevator.

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Please see parking and tailgating prohibited actions and items below:

• Actions
  • Behavior that interferes with other guests’ enjoyment of the event
  • Breaking the ground plane by driving stakes or anchors, digging, trenching, etc.
  • Consumption of alcohol in the lots while the game is in progress
  • Distributing handbills or pamphlets; Picketing or political campaigning (Refer to University Policy AD51) • Infringing on another guest’s area while tailgating. This includes throwing of objects, and taking more than one parking space
  • Lining up on the street before the lots open
  • Littering, draining fluids and grease, dumping coals, etc.
  • Parking in a space or area designated as no parking or reserved parking
  • Saving parking places
  • Solicitation, promotion, or sales unless authorized by Intercollegiate Athletics prior to game day
• Items
  • Advertising banners or displays, balloons, tethered blimps and other oversized inflatables, including tents (unless authorized by Intercollegiate Athletics.
  • Bicycles (except Police and EMS personnel), in-line skates, scooters, skateboards, motorized bikes, motorized coolers, or carts other than those used by disabled patrons Box Trucks, Dump Trucks (see page 8 and 9)
  • Drones/UAVs – The use of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV’s/Drones) on University Park campus and the surrounding areas. University Policy in conjunction with the 4.5 mile flight radius of the University Park Airport does not allow for the use of these aircrafts
  • Flag poles taller than 20 feet (measured from the ground)
  • Fires—Charcoal or wood fires of any type are prohibited
  • Glass bottles or containers in grass parking areas
  • Golf carts and gators (except Stadium Operations personnel)
  • Kegs of beer
  • Portable heaters with visible flames, including open flame heaters, fireplaces and fire pits
  • Tow behind box trailers, tow behind grills and smokers, tow behind tailgate bars, concession trailers
  • Vehicles over gross vehicle weight appropriate for the parking area (refer to GoPSUSports.com/gameday)
  • Weapons, fireworks.

For the safety and enjoyment of our fans, violations of these rules may result in ejection from the lot, loss of parking and/or ticketing privileges.

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Penn State strongly encourages your participation in the recycling program by separating and placing recyclables in the blue bags inside the parking lots around Beaver Stadium. Penn State recycling programs offers complimentary blue bags for collection of recyclable items (plastic bottles, glass bottles, aluminum cans) and clear bags for trash.

Please be environmentally responsible by utilizing a blue bag and consider leaving zero environmental impact by taking everything with you when you leave.

Fans are asked to remove grills, chairs, tents, stumps, coolers or other bulk items from their tailgate location upon departure.

• Reports suspicious activity
  • Contact us on game day: Text 69050 with your information and key word “Nittany” or call 814-863-1548 or 814-863-1549

• Through Penn State's partnership with SP+, a fan assistance shuttle program will be available on game days to assist fans needing mobility assistance in getting form the parking lots to the stadium and then back to the lots after the game.
• The shuttle service begins two hours before kickoff and resumes at the beginning of the fourth quarter for return trips. Service ends one hour after the game ends.
• A map of shuttle locations can be found here.

Ticket Office
The game day ticket office is located near Gate E by the Northeast corner of Beaver Stadium. When tickets are available, they will be on sale at the Beaver Stadium ticket office. This window opens four hours before the game and will remain open through halftime. For game day assistance, call the Customer Relations Center at 1-800-NITTANY (1-800-648-8269) or e-mail golions@psu.edu.

Will Call
Identification is required before tickets will be released. Penn State Athletics does not accept third party will call.

Home team will call is inside the Gate E employee entrance and will open when the stadium gates open.

Visiting team will call is adjacent to Gate E and opens 90 minutes prior to kickoff.

Media will call is located at the Media Gate on the west side of Beaver Stadium underneath the press box.

Customer Relations Center is available on game day from four hours before kick-off through halftime and can be reached by calling 1-800-NITTANY (1-800-648-8269).

Guest Services booths inside the stadium are located at each gate. Fan location wristbands are available at all Guest Services booths. Seat location information can be written on the wristband to assist in reuniting children with their parents in the event they become separated.

Guest Services booths outside of the stadium are located at the corner of University Drive and Park Avenue and the corner of Park Avenue and Porter Road. These locations open at 8 a.m. until the game begins.

Seatbacks are available for rental on game day. Rental stations are located at Gates B, C, D, E, and F, as well as the North concourse and North Upper concourse. Day of game rentals are $10 and cash only.

Beaver Stadium provides accommodations for those with disabilities, including elevators, accessible seating, and accessible restrooms that will allow for an enjoyable game day experience. Accessible seating is located throughout Beaver Stadium in accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act.

Accessible Entrances
Gate A, located in the southeast corner of the stadium, has an elevator that provides access to a themed-level concourse, Mt Nittany Club and south upper deck. Fans are encouraged to enter Gate B and travel on the inside of the stadium to Gate A elevators. If desired, you may travel on the outside of the stadium to the canopied entrance at the Gate A elevator. Please contact 1-800-NITTANY (1-800-648-8269) to request an elevator pass.

Gate B, located in the southwest corner of the stadium, has an accessible ramp that goes to all levels of the south end zone and an escalator to the mid-level concourse.

Please note: Moving escalator is operational pregame only. It is not available post game; fans must exit using stadium ramps or elevator.

Gate C, located in the northwest corner of the stadium, provides easy access to wheelchair seating in the northwest corner of the stadium and north end zone.

Gates D and E, located in the north and northeast corners of the stadium, provide access to the stadium, but are not convenient for those with limited mobility or those restricted to a wheelchair.

Elevators
The elevator located at Gate A (Southeast corner of stadium) will access both the concourse level and the upper South level. The escalator located at Gate B (Southwest corner of the stadium) will access the concourse level only. For safety reasons, the escalator does not run in the down direction. The escalator stops operating at the start of the fourth quarter. The Press Box elevator is located on the West side of the stadium under the Press Box. If your seats are not located in sections WC through WG, it would benefit you to use the Gate B escalator. Please note that these elevators are unavailable during certain times. Passes are not required to use the elevator or escalator.

Medical Needs
Special considerations will be made for guests with special medical needs at the EMS station located next to Gate F.

Parking
Fans who qualify for ADA parking should request ADA parking at the time of purchase. ADA parking is managed within two tiers of parking: Reserved and General. Penn State is committed to following the Americans with Disabilities Act. General ADA parking is limited and available to season ticket holders, Nittany Lion Club Members and to single-game ticket holders, if available. Penn State issued parking passes must be used in conjunction with the Persons with Disabilities Parking Placard or License Plate. ADA parking is accessible when traveling via Atherton Street to Park Ave only via the West traffic zone. No access when traveling to Beaver Stadium via Curtin Road. If the individual with a disability does not attend the game, the accessible pass or placard is void and will not be accepted at other game day general parking lots. Penn State Athletics reserves the right to require identification for entry into the ADA parking area. Fraudulent use of the ADA permit is a violation of the State motor vehicle code and will result in loss of parking privileges and a fine for illegal use of pass for the pass holder. Parking passes from a general lot cannot be exchanged for an ADA pass or be accepted in the ADA lot on game day. ADA parking permit holders will be parked on paved surfaces only, with permits in order of Shields lot, Wagner lot, IM Building lot and the Nittany Lion Softball Park lot. Katz lot will also be an ADA lot. If general ADA parking is sold out; ADA patrons are able to purchase parking in the East Deck on game day, subject to availability. Complimentary shuttle service operates from all these locations, except Shields. Please refer to Game Day Central for the most up to date parking and shuttle information: www.GoPSUsports.com/gameday.

ADA Shuttle Services Pre-and-Post-Game
Complimentary ADA shuttle services are offered on game day prior to kickoff and once the game concludes. Please note that all ADA shuttle buses may not have wheelchair capabilities, however each ADA route has a bus with wheelchair capabilities. If wheelchair services are required at a shuttle stop, please wait until the appropriate bus arrives with wheelchair services.

From Designated ADA Lots
Shuttle buses operate for ADA fans/patrons and one companion from designated ADA lots. Pickup service is available beginning 2.5 hours prior to the game and continues through kickoff. Patrons will be delivered to Gate A or B on Curtin Road. Following the game, the ADA shuttle service pickup is at the corner of Curtin Road and Porter Road by Gate A until the waiting demand is serviced.

From the Overnight ORV Lots
Permitted ORV patrons requiring ADA shuttle service should park in the ORV lot along Orchard Road. A shuttle will operate before and after the game from the ORV lot to Curtin Road.

From the Bus Parking Lot
A shuttle is offered from the bus parking lot located south of the Bryce Jordan Center to the northeast corner of the Bryce Jordan Center. For games where overflow bus parking is necessary along University Drive, north of Park Ave, shuttle services are provided at University Drive extension between Services Road and Tower. Pickup post game will be on Curtin Road.

Restrooms
ADA accessible restrooms are available on field level in the South end zone and under the North, East and West stands. In addition, all restrooms on the concourse level, club level, and South upper deck are ADA accessible.

Service Animals
Service animals are permitted to enter Beaver Stadium.

Closed Captioning
Closed captioning is available on one of the video boards in the stadium.

ADA Ticket Purchases/Exchanges
If you need special seating, there are designated areas within Beaver Stadium that accommodate both wheelchairs and fans requiring easy access seats. ADA accessible seating areas are in the South end zone (lower, club level and upper deck level), east and west sidelines and at field level in the north end zone. You may purchase tickets for these areas, based on availability. If available, you may also exchange tickets from non-accessible seating to more accessible seating. It is strongly recommended that arrangements are made in advance of the game by calling 1-800-NITTANY (1-800-648-8269).

Wheelchair Assists
Fans seated in the south and southwest portions of the stadium with limited mobility are encouraged to use the escalator or accessible ramp at Gate B. If your medical condition prohibits you from walking up the accessible ramps or using the escalator, you may go to the Customer Assistance area near Gate B for in-stadium transportation. Persons with Disabilities may also use the elevator located at Gate A.

Fans seated in the north and northwest portions of the stadium near or above the mid-level concourse that need assistance in getting to their seats should see the Customer Assistance Representative located near Gate B. From there, in-stadium transportation will periodically take fans up the north ramp to either the themed-level concourse or the upper deck. We have limited equipment so there may be delays in getting to your seat. When necessary, patrons will be transported via wheelchair.

In-Stadium Transportation Pregame
Customer assistance services are available two hours prior to kickoff until the beginning of the game or all fans are served. All requests for this service should be made in person at the Customer Assistance area located near Gate B. In-stadium transportation will be on a first-come first-served basis. Either the fan requesting the service or his/her representative must wait at the Customer Assistance Area until the staff can provide the service requested. Fans requiring special assistance to reach their seats are provided transportation to their seating section. Services are available by golf cart for those fans that can walk to their seats from the upper deck of the north stands.

In Stadium Transportation Post-Game
For us to provide appropriate personnel and equipment, requests for post-game transportation services must be made prior to kick-off. The customer assistance staff will help fans return to the bottom of their section ramp or to Gate B. Shuttles leave from Gate B as soon as they are full and operate approximately two hours following conclusion of the game. Fans that were transported to their seats in the north or northwest can be transported to ground level after the ramps are safe enough to avoid pedestrian/vehicular conflicts. Transportation from the Gate A elevators to Gate B shuttle is available post-game. Because the team shares the same corridor, you may experience minor delays.

Accommodation Requests
Specially constructed areas to accommodate spectators using wheelchairs with season and individual game tickets are in the South end zone (lower, club level and upper deck level), East and West sidelines and at field level in the North end. Contact the 1-800-NITTANY (1-800-648-8269) for details about and access to ADA seating.

Emergency Medical Services are available at the EMS Building located at ground level under the East stands between public gates E and F. If assistance is needed in the stands, contact the nearest usher, identified with orange vests, or Emergency Medical personnel who are identified with fluorescent orange and green vests marked PSU EMS and are strategically located throughout the stadium. If medical assistance is needed in the parking lot, call 911 or contact the nearest Police Officer or parking attendant. Ambulance service is available at the stadium.

Restrooms are located throughout the stadium. Family restrooms are located on the main concourse and South upper concourse.

Text messaging services are available at Beaver Stadium once the parking lots open until one hour post game. If you have a problem, need information or wish to discreetly report an unruly fan to Beaver Stadium personnel, use your mobile phone to text the word “NITTANY” your exact issue and location to the phone number, 69050. Fan Assistance text messaging is a standard rate message service which means you are only charged by your wireless provider in accordance with your current text messaging contract. Penn State Athletics will not sell, share or otherwise disclose any mobile numbers unless required to do so by law.

Drinking fountains are available on ground level under the South and West stands, on the main concourse, and on the South upper concourse.

Lost and found service is available at the Guest Services booths inside Beaver Stadium or the Stadium Police Station at Gate B. Found articles should be turned over to a stadium usher or brought to the stadium Police Station at Gate B under the West stands. All items not claimed after the game will be available the Monday following the game at the University Police station at the Eisenhower Parking Deck or by calling (814) 865-1864. Items left unattended at the entry gates or inside the stadium will be discarded and are unrecoverable.

Public gates open 2 hours prior to kickoff (2.5 hours for Minnesota and Ohio State games in 2022) and re-entry is not permitted. Outside food and beverages are not permitted inside Beaver Stadium. Fans with alcohol inside Beaver Stadium in unauthorized locations, are subject to ejection and violations may lead to loss of ticket privileges. There are six main points of entry for public ticket holders:

• Gate A - Southeast corner (Students Only)
• Gate B - Southwest corner
• Gate C - Northwest corner
• Gate D - North side
• Gate E - Northeast corner
• Gate F - East side

Additional Gates:

• ADA Gate - Located on the West side of Beaver Stadium between Gates B and C
• Media Gate - Located on the West side of Beaver Stadium between Gates B and C

Fans leaving their seats during the game and/or at halftime are required to show their ticket to the usher before being readmitted to their section. In the event of a stadium evacuation, fans should retain their ticket stubs / save mobile tickets to their mobile device for re-entry.

• Actions
  • Behavior that interferes with other guests’ ability to enjoy the event, including threatening and abusive language, fighting, kicking, wrestling, etc.
  • Consuming or possessing alcohol or other controlled substances not in authorized areas
  • Propelling objects in any manner
  • Smoking, including e-cigarettes and vaping including tobacco products of any kind
  • Standing or sitting in aisles, ramps, portals and walkways
  • Failure to follow instructions of Penn State Event Staff may lead to ejection and/or loss of ticket privileges.
• Items
  • Alcoholic beverages or illegal drugs of any type not in authorized areas
  • Backpacks
  • Bags including diaper bags, purses and string bags that are not clear and do not meet stadium policy
  • Banners/Signs/Posters(except in the designated area–south end zone row one)
  • Bicycles (except for Police and EMS personnel)
  • Cameras larger than 8.5”x11”x11”
  • Containers, including cans/bottles/coolers/flasks
  • Food
  • Knives or razor blades of any size, including folding blades or Swiss army
  • NFL clear bags (NFL clear bags are larger and have depth)
  • Noisemakers (whistles, sirens, etc.)
  • Objects that may become projectiles
  • Objects that obstruct the view of other fans
  • Pets (except registered service animals to assist disabled guests) - Advanced notification is requested
  • Poles, sticks, selfie sticks (except canes to assist disabled guests)
  • Stadium chairs (chairs with backs) except those without pockets that can be rolled up
  • Strollers
  • Tripods
  • Umbrellas
  • Weapons, fireworks, laser pointers
  • Wristlets larger than 4”x6”x1” (wristlets larger are not permitted inside a clear bag)
  • All items brought into the stadium are subject to inspection. There are no provisions for storing/ checking prohibited items at the gates or on-site. Items left unattended at the entry gates will be discarded and are unrecoverable. Log on to GoPSUsports website for the “why” behind the policies.

Beaver Stadium expressly prohibits signage, banners or posters of any kind except in the first row of the lower south end zone seating. Fans seeking autographs or desiring to display a sign on television will be asked to return their sign to their vehicle prior to entering Beaver Stadium or discard at stadium gates. Signage left at the gates will be unrecoverable.

In accordance with Pennsylvania State Law and University Policy announced in the spring of 2018, smoking including e-cigarettes and vaping, as well as tobacco products are prohibited on University Park campus and inside Beaver Stadium. Failure to comply may result in removal from Beaver Stadium. Repeat offenses may result in loss of ticket privileges.

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