Traveling tips for Nebraska Spring Game

The spring game will be held at Memorial Stadium at 1 p.m. on Saturday. 

LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) – Lincoln city officials have released some game-day traveling tips for the Nebraska Spring Game on Saturday.

Fans traveling for the game are asked to visit lincoln.ne.gov/closures to avoid game-day traffic and parking challenges.

Reserved, pre-paid parking will be available at Park & Go garages.  Fans can visit parkandgo.org to find locations to reserve parking.

The Big Red Express will not be offered during this year’s game as well.  Scooters from ScooterLNK will also not be available.

Uber and Lyft rideshares have a designated drop-off/pickup area on Vine Street east of 14th Street.

Campus parking lots will open at 6 a.m. and will accept credit/debit cards only.  The gates to the Memorial Stadium will open at 11:30 a.m.

Pinnacle Bank Arena lots will open at 7 a.m. and will be cash only.  The Haymarket Park lots open at 8 a.m. and will also be cash only.

City officials remind fans of the University of Nebraska’s clear bag policy at the stadium.  More information on the policy can be found at huskers.com/operations.

The BikeLNK bike-share program will have checkout and return kiosks at 14th and R Streets, 12th and Q Streets and 8th and P Streets.

Additional traveling tips for the game:

• Interstate 80 exits at I-180/downtown and 27th Street can be congested. Visitors are encouraged to use other routes into Lincoln.
• Recommended routes are exit 399 from Interstate 80 at West Cornhusker Highway and the Rosa Parks Way exit from Highway 77.
• Stadium Drive west of the stadium will be closed to all vehicle traffic. Passenger drop-off and pick-up will not be allowed in front of the Stadium before or after the game.  Fans can be dropped off and picked up at 10th and Charleston Streets and 12th and R Streets.
• Entrance to the Haymarket from Ninth Street via R, Q and P Streets is prohibited 2 and a half hours prior to the game.  Drivers are encouraged to use N Street to access the Haymarket and Railyard.
• Q Street from 11th to 10th streets, and 10th Street from Q to T Streets will be closed for about one hour after the game ends.

Tickets for the spring game can still be purchased at Huskers.com for $10.  They can also be bought in person at the stadium’s ticket windows for $20.

Tickets will be able to be purchased at the Athletic Ticket Office or at Gate 10 and 21.

Fans will be able to buy rosters at Memorial Stadium concession stands for $1.

Fans not able to attend the game can still watch on Big Ten Network.  The Huskers Radio Network will provide radio coverage and it can also be listened to on Huskers.com.