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About Recreation Hall - Penn State University

Recreation Hall, commonly known as Rec Hall, is Penn State's multipurpose indoor field house in University Park. With a capacity of 6,502, it hosts gymnastics, wrestling, volleyball, and historically basketball, making it a central hub for campus sports and events. The venue sits on Atherton Street in the Burrowes area and has a rich history dating back to its original name, Recreation Hall, later renamed Recreation Building in 1957.

When planning attendance, you can secure your seats through trusted partners with seating configurations that vary by event. Rec Hall is equipped to accommodate a range of sports with flexible seating, and public seating charts are available via SeatGeek and TicketCity for current events.

Transportation and parking are convenient for fans traveling to campus. On-campus transit options include White Loop, Red Link, and Blue Loop shuttles, along with Penn State Transportation Services guidance for event-specific routes. Parking options include nearby Nittany Deck and RED A Lot, with prepaid or day-of rates depending on the event. For wrestling events, there have been shuttles from West Deck in past programs, reflecting the university’s flexible approach to fan transportation.

Nearby lodging and dining offer convenient options for visitors. The Penn Staters Hotel & Conference Center, The Graduate State College, and the historic Nittany Lion Inn provide comfortable stays within easy reach of Rec Hall. To enhance your visit, keep an eye out for affiliate hotel and restaurant partners that offer special deals for Penn State guests.

Rec Hall’s event history includes hosting 21 collegiate national championships (NCAA/AIAW/DGWS) and 16 international gymnastics meets, underscoring its role as a premier venue for high-level competition. Whether you’re catching a gymnastics meet, wrestling match, or volleyball game, we’ve got you covered with up-to-date ticketing options and insider tips to make your trip seamless. If you’re coming from out of town, consider aligning your plans with nearby hotel partners and dining options to maximize convenience and value.

We’ve got you covered for all the essentials—seating details, parking guidance, transit routes, and trusted local stays and eateries—so you can focus on enjoying the event. Secure your seats with confidence and enjoy your Penn State experience at Rec Hall.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Capacity: 6,502 (official Penn State athletics page).
  • Location/address: Rec Hall, University Park, PA 16802 (on Atherton St/ Burrowes area per campus materials and maps).
  • Venue type: Multi‑purpose indoor field house housing gymnastics, wrestling, and volleyball (and historically basketball).
  • Seating chart: Seating configurations vary by sport; public seating charts exist via SeatGeek and TicketCity for Rec Hall events.
  • Parking: Closest lots include Nittany Deck and RED A lot; university parking options include prepaid and day‑of rates depending on event; special shuttles have operated from West Deck for wrestling (example programs from 2022–2025).
  • Transit: On‑campus transit options for Rec Hall events include White Loop, Red Link, and Blue Loop shuttles; additional campus transit details are published by Penn State Transportation Services.
  • Nearby hotels: The Penn Stater Hotel & Conference Center (215 Innovation Blvd, State College), The Graduate State College (125 S Atherton St), and on‑campus The Nittany Lion Inn (historic hotel now renovated and reopened in 2024).
  • Notable events hosted: Rec Hall has hosted 21 collegiate national championships (NCAA/AIAW/DGWS) and 16 international gymnastics meets, among other NCAA and conference events.
  • Renaming/history: Originally named Recreation Hall; renamed Recreation Building (commonly called Rec Hall) in 1957.