The campus is yours on a Sunday.
Penn State's own campus tours do not run on Sundays. Vamos Lion Chariot does. If your visit lands on a Sunday, or you want a quieter campus with smaller crowds, this is the day to see it.
The university does not run tours on Sundays, so this is your way to still see campus with a guide.
Smaller crowds and calmer streets make it easier to take your time and get the photos you want.
If you are in town for the weekend, Sunday is the easy slot to fit a tour in before you head home.
You still see the Nittany Lion Shrine, Old Main, Beaver Stadium and the Creamery.
Every tour is private, so we set the start time around your Sunday, not a fixed schedule.
Families in town for the weekend, prospective students who can only visit on a Sunday, alumni passing through, and anyone staying over after a home game. When the school's tours are closed, Sunday is wide open, and the campus is at its calmest.
The university's own campus tours do not run on Sundays. Vamos Lion Chariot does, so a Sunday is still a great day to see Penn State with a local guide.
Sunday tours are arranged by appointment. Tell us the time that suits your visit and we will confirm it. Booking ahead is recommended, especially on football weekends.
Pricing is per pedicab, not per person: 60 minutes is $75, 75 minutes is $95, 90 minutes is $100, and a 2 hour campus and downtown tour is $125. Gratuity is appreciated.
We begin and end at a location that works for you, on or near campus. Common pickup spots include the Nittany Lion Inn, campus parking decks, The Creamery, and downtown State College hotels.
Yes. The Sunday after a home game is one of the quietest, easiest times to see campus, with the crowds gone and the streets clear. Book ahead to lock in your time.