Little League World Series

City / town · Pennsylvania

Williamsport

Little League World Series

Best timeMay–Sep
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Nearest airportIPT · 5 mi
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Overview

Williamsport is a city in the Pennsylvania Wilds of Pennsylvania.

1 sights · 2 things to do · 5 places to eat

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Best things about Williamsport

World of Little League Museum

Lots of Little League trivia and memorabilia, along with profiles of distinguished ex-Little Leaguers. Audio tour guide available for rental ($3) in Arabic, Chinese, Dutch, French, Japanese, Korean, and Spanish, as well …

Little League World Series

Held every August, the LLWS pits twenty teams of 11-12 year olds from around the world in a tournament to prove the best team. It's very popular among people of all ages and the atmosphere is electric for every game. Tic…

Community Theatre League

Great theatre with plays and musicals put on by local talent.

Plan your trip

Best time to visit & weather

Most comfortable: May–Sep. Summer highs reach about 78°F; winter lows dip to about 16°F. Cold months (Jan, Feb, Dec) can bring snow and ice; check road conditions. Wettest: Jun and Aug. (climate data from nearby Binghamton)

Jan: 2.6 in rain2.6"Jan: high 30°F, low 16°F30°16°JanFeb: 2.4 in rain2.4"Feb: high 32°F, low 17°F32°17°FebMar: 3.1 in rain3.1"Mar: high 41°F, low 24°F41°24°MarApr: 3.6 in rain3.6"Apr: high 54°F, low 35°F54°35°AprMay: 3.8 in rain3.8"May: high 66°F, low 46°F66°46°MayJun: 4.7 in rain4.7"Jun: high 74°F, low 55°F74°55°JunJul: 3.8 in rain3.8"Jul: high 78°F, low 59°F78°59°JulAug: 4.1 in rain4.1"Aug: high 77°F, low 58°F77°58°AugSep: 4.0 in rain4"Sep: high 70°F, low 51°F70°51°SepOct: 3.8 in rain3.8"Oct: high 57°F, low 40°F57°40°OctNov: 3.1 in rain3.1"Nov: high 45°F, low 31°F45°31°NovDec: 3.1 in rain3.1"Dec: high 34°F, low 22°F34°22°Dec

Blue bars: average daily high and low (°F). Purple columns: average monthly rain and melted snow (inches).

Getting there

  • From you: to see whether to drive or fly, and how long it takes.
  • IPT Williamsport Regional Airport, Williamsport — 5 mi away. Directions
  • SCE State College Regional Airport, State College — 51 mi away. Directions
  • PHL Philadelphia International Airport, Philadelphia — 133 mi away (major hub). Directions

Greyhound has a daily service from Harrisburg to Williamsport.

Full “Get in” guide ↓

Budget & where to stay

  • Typical meal: about $10 per person at listed restaurants.

See the Sleep guide ↓ for places to stay.

Sample 1-day itinerary

Day 1

  • Morning World of Little League Museum, Little League World Series
  • Lunch Bullfrog Brewery
  • Afternoon Community Theatre League
  • Dinner Peter Herdic House

Stops are grouped by area so each day needs little backtracking. Check opening hours before you go.

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    Understand

    Some major area attractions are in communities that are separate from the city of Williamsport. Most notably, the Little League Baseball complex—including the headquarters, the museum, and the Little League World Series stadiums—is located in the borough of South Williamsport, on the other side of the Susquehanna River from Williamsport proper.

    Get in

    Greyhound has a daily service from Harrisburg to Williamsport.

    By car

    Williamsport is connected to two Interstates: I-180 and I-99. I-80, which terminates at Interstate 80 south of Williamsport, is the road you'll use if you're coming from New York or Philadelphia. From Pittsburgh, you'll use I-99, which is not entirely completed and still has some non-expressway gaps, so expect construction and some confusion. (You might spot signs saying "Future I-99 corridor" on the drive in). Points north should use US-15, which will one day be I-99. The area north of Williamsport is sparsely populated though, so there will probably be little in the way of delays, just a rather scenic mountain drive.

    By plane

    Go Williamsport Regional Airport (IPT)

    The main airport servicing the area. Options are extremely limited, with only one destination served: American Airlines flies to their hub in Philadelphia. Because American has a monopoly on the airport, flying to Williamsport can be an expensive endeavor.

    located in nearby Montoursville
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    Get around

    River Valley Transit is the local transit agency.

    See

    See World of Little League Museum (Peter J. McGovern Little League Museum)

    Lots of Little League trivia and memorabilia, along with profiles of distinguished ex-Little Leaguers. Audio tour guide available for rental ($3) in Arabic, Chinese, Dutch, French, Japanese, Korean, and Spanish, as well as separate English versions for adults and children.

    📍 525 Montgomery Pike (US 15), South Williamsport🕒 9 am–5 pm daily; extended hours during the Little League World Series💲 $8 for adults, $5 for seniors (62 and older), $4 for children 4 to 16, and free for children 3 and under. Free to active-duty, reserve, and retired US military with military ID, plus U.S. residents who present an EBT card (i.e., recipients of government food benefits), with up to 5 accompanying family members also admitted free. Current Little League players wearing a shirt or jersey bearing the official Little League logo also admitted free☎ +1 570 326-1486
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    Do

    Do Little League World Series

    Held every August, the LLWS pits twenty teams of 11-12 year olds from around the world in a tournament to prove the best team. It's very popular among people of all ages and the atmosphere is electric for every game. Tickets are available first come, first served for all games except the World Championship Game. Those tickets are distributed by a lottery system, but seating beyond the stadium fences is always available.

    📍 games are held at Lamade Stadium or Volunteer Stadium, 539 Montgomery Pike, South Williamsport☎ +1 570 326-1921
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    Do Community Theatre League (CTL)

    Great theatre with plays and musicals put on by local talent.

    📍 100 W 3rd St, Williamsport, PA 17701🕒 09:00-16:00💲 $15-$25☎ +1 570-327-1720Checked May 2026
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    Buy

    Shop Otto's Bookstore

    Otto's Bookstore sells new books and has been in business for 170 years making it one of the oldest bookstores in the country.

    📍 107 West Fourth Street🕒 Mon through Fri 9AM to 8PM☎ +1 570 326-5764
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    Eat

    Eat Bullfrog Brewery

    $

    A very good local restaurant/microbrewery - it makes a nice change from the plethora of chain eateries in the city. The food and drink are both excellent, but it's best to make reservations for evening. It can get busy.

    📍 229 West Fourth St💲 $10-25 entrees☎ +1 570 326-4700
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    Eat Peter Herdic House

    Seafood$

    The Peter Herdic House, one of the most famous Victorian-style mansions left over from the prosperous logging days of Williamsport's history (which used to have more millionaires per capita than anywhere else in the world) is now an inn and fine dining restaurant. The menu is seasonal, and ranges from Parmesan Crusted Shrimp and a side Pear, Walnut and Gorgonzola Salad to Salmon in a Dijon Cream and Homemade Linguine Carbonara with Broccoli. Reservations are recommended, but walk-ins are also welcomed.

    📍 407 West Fourth St💲 $15-25 entrees☎ +1 570 322-0165
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    Eat DiSalvo's

    Italian$

    Best Italian restaurant in the area, hands-down. The atmosphere is nice, too.

    📍 341 East Fourth St🕒 Lunch Mon-Fri 11:30AM-2PM, Dinner Mon-Thu 5PM-9:30PM, Fri-Sat 5PM-10PM💲 $10-25 entrees☎ +1 570 327-1200
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    Eat The Golden Strip

    Seafood

    The Golden Strip (as the locals call East Third Street) has the highest concentration of stores and restaurants in the city. Most of the eateries are part of chains, so if you're looking for anything from McDonald's to TGIF to Red Lobster, it's right along this half-mile stretch of road.

    📍 East Third Street
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    Eat Franco's Lounge

    ItalianDessert / Ice cream

    Authentic Italian food, from bread to pastas and desserts, home-made and absolutely the best in the region. Menu has both traditional Italian cuisine as well as unique dishes that are sure to please the palate. Atmosphere is cozy but elegant and the owners will make you feel at home!

    📍 12 West Fourth Street☎ +1 570 327-1840
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