If you’re headed to Saturday’s Penn State-Michigan State game and don’t already have a parking pass for lots around Beaver Stadium, you’ll need to make other arrangements.
Penn State Athletics announced on Thursday that game day parking has been exhausted for the 99th annual Homecoming game.
‘Fans attending Saturday’s contest 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 Saturday,’ the university said in a news release.
Those without pre-paid or advance parking for the game are encouraged to carpool or use one of several other options to get to the stadium:
– Use the CATA Game Day Shuttle, which runs two routes
– Park in the Eisenhower, HUB or Nittany parking decks and walk or use the Blue or White Loop
– Park in the downtown State College garages at Pugh Street, Fraser Street or West Beaver Avenue, or the McAllister Street parking deck. Fans can walk or use CATA Game Day Shuttle or Loops
– Use Uber, which has dedicated drop-off and pick-up zones near Beaver Stadium
– Park at Grange Park (car and RV park and ride shuttle provided by Cole Transportation; fee for parking and shuttle on Friday/Saturday. More info here)
All parking permits for the game that were purchased via 1-800-NITTANY earlier this week were fulfilled and shipped by express mail.
It marks the third consecutive home game for which game day parking will not be sold. Heavy rains prior to the Kent State game closed some lots and curtailed parking sales. Parking also sold out in advance of the White Out game against Ohio State.
The No. 8 Nittany Lions kick off against the Spartans at 3:30 p.m.. The game will air live on Big Ten Network.
It’s also the annual Stripeout game and fans should check their tickets or visit www.pennstatestripeout.com to see whether they should wear blue or white.
