Penn State Athletics released in an email to fans on Thursday morning more details about its new Beaver Stadium club-level seating that will be available beginning in 2027 .
The west side of the stadium will feature the Schuyler Family Club and Marzano Club, which will include cushioned seats in a private area, all-inclusive food and drinks, including alcohol and club lounges with bars and TVs. Additionally, the purchase of club seating comes with a regular-season parking pass.
Qualifying for club seating will require a one-time $10,000 capital gift that can be paid over up to three years. Seat prices will vary depending on location and start at $4,500 a piece, with a $200 deposit required to be paid online by May 16.
While the initial deposit can be made over the next two weeks, Penn State is not expecting to accommodate all requests.
“We anticipate receiving more confirmed interest than we have West Club seat inventory available,” the athletic department wrote. “As such, the new club seats will ultimately be assigned based on Nittany Lion Club (NLC) Priority Point order. If all the club seats sell out prior to you getting access, your deposit will be fully refunded or can be applied to another ticket purchase.”

The new club seating options are part of the $700 million Beaver Stadium renovation project, which began major renovations this winter. Work is expected to be completed by the start of the 2027 season.
University officials said in May 2024 that new premium seating options, in part, would play a pivotal role in generating new revenue that would pay off debt for the renovation and in the long-term generate a profit.
Geoff Rushton contributed to this report.
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