Penn State Athletics and Beaver Stadium shared their latest renovation updates, with completion expected in under a year.

The final phase includes upgrading bleachers to chairback seats from end zone to end zone in the west lower bowl. The renovations will also increase legroom from 24 to 34 inches for every seat on the entire west side of the stadium.

Beaver Stadium will also include a fully open, 85,000-square-foot west main concourse with brand-new bathrooms, drink rails, and fan standing room.

Lastly, the renovations will construct a 360-degree main concourse, allowing fans to get around the entire stadium seamlessly.

Folks can look at Beaver Stadium’s latest renovation renderings here.

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