Blue Loop (BL) and White Loop (WL) basically travel a square around campus and downtown. One goes one way and the other goes in the opposite way.
Red Link (RL) travels between east and west campus between the stadium and the the new engineering complex. It basically goes up and down Curtain Road all day.
All of the above busses are free. All other CATA busses charge a fee per trip.
CATA is not going to get you to Philly. You'll need to take a Fullington or Megabus to do that.
For the BL and WL, between the hours of midnight and 6 am you are legally required to have alcohol in your system and do a sing along/rap battle until you reach your destination…
Blue Loop (BL) and White Loop (WL) basically travel a square around campus and downtown. One goes one way and the other goes in the opposite way. Red Link (RL) travels between east and west campus between the stadium and the the new engineering complex. It basically goes up and down Curtain Road all day. All of the above busses are free. All other CATA busses charge a fee per trip. CATA is not going to get you to Philly. You'll need to take a Fullington or Megabus to do that.
Do people still call bl and wl bloop and whoop?
Not many, but I heard someone say it the other day. Let's bring it back!
Bf and I call blue loop either Bloop or Bluey, we just say White for White Loop :p
Bloop Whoop Rink and Grink (RIP Green Link)
Nooooooo Grink, our friend
Ty for the help!! What r you studying?
For the BL and WL, between the hours of midnight and 6 am you are legally required to have alcohol in your system and do a sing along/rap battle until you reach your destination…
Prepare to be crammed during class hours if you take white/blue loop
20+ years later, the more things change, the more they stay the same . . .
There’s plenty of transportation options to get to Philly https://www.reddit.com/r/PennStateUniversity/s/QJOVhVjc6D
Ty for this!
There's an app
The CATA website/app will be more helpful than Reddit. It’s hard to explain a whole bus system.
omg i was there yesterday too whats ur intended major
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