The Nittany Lion Inn
The iconic Penn State hotel on campus, steeped in tradition since 1931. Walking distance to Beaver Stadium and the heart of Penn State's gameday experience.
State College, PA · Capacity: 106,572
Home of the Penn State Nittany Lions with a capacity of 106,572. The White Out games — where 100,000+ fans wear all white — create one of the most visually stunning and intimidating atmospheres in all of sports.
Beaver Stadium holds more than 106,000, and for Penn State's signature “White Out” game the entire bowl dresses in white to create one of the most intimidating atmospheres in American sport. It has been the Nittany Lions' home in Happy Valley since 1960, expanded over the decades into a true colossus.
State College is a college town in the truest sense — remote, devoted and entirely organized around autumn Saturdays, with a tailgate scene that starts at dawn.
Below are the State College stays, restaurants and bars fans use for a Beaver Stadium weekend.
Hotels, bars, restaurants and things to do near Beaver Stadium in State College — every pick web-researched and source-cited, closest to the stadium first.
Upscale American restaurant in downtown State College featuring locally sourced dishes, craft cocktails, and a rooftop patio overlooking Allen Street.
State College's oldest restaurant, open since 1926 and a fixture of the downtown Penn State experience. A gameday tradition for generations of Nittany Lions fans and families.
State College's legendary deli known for massive sandwiches and a lively gameday atmosphere. A Penn State student and fan favorite for decades.
Attend a White Out night game at Beaver Stadium, where 106,572 fans dressed in all white create the most intimidating atmosphere in college football. The Penn State tradition has produced some of the sport's greatest upsets, and the roar of the Happy Valley crowd under the lights is a bucket-list experience for any fan.
The largest university creamery in the nation, selling over 750,000 cones per year. The ice cream is legendary and the Creamery experience is a mandatory part of any Penn State visit.
The iconic 13-ton limestone Nittany Lion sculpture on Penn State's campus — a must-visit photo spot and the most recognizable symbol of Happy Valley.
No Penn State game day is complete without a stop at the Berkey Creamery, the university's legendary ice cream shop that serves over 750,000 visitors annually. Try the signature WPSU Coffee Break or Peachy Paterno flavors — the creamery has been producing ice cream since 1896 and is consistently ranked among the best in America.
Penn State's legendary White Out — where 106,000+ fans wear all white — creates the most visually stunning atmosphere in college football. The student section's intensity is unmatched in all of sports.
Beaver Stadium in State College is tracked across 0 events and seats 106,572 fans. Here's how fans build a trip around it:
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Beaver Stadium has a capacity of 106,572 people.
Beaver Stadium opened in 1960.
Penn State Nittany Lions football, Penn State Nittany Lions play home games at Beaver Stadium in State College.
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