Gameday Traffic Returns to Lincoln

The Sea of Red is Back

After a long and unusual year, the sea of red is back in Lincoln on gamedays.

Memorial Stadium will be at full capacity for the first time since 2019 when the Huskers host Northwestern on Saturday.

The return of fans will provide a much-needed boost to the local economy.

Economic Impact

The University of Nebraska-Lincoln estimates that each home football game generates $10 million in economic impact for the city of Lincoln.

This money is spent on hotels, restaurants, bars, and other businesses.

The return of fans will also help to create jobs in the service industry.

Safety Measures

The university is taking a number of steps to ensure the safety of fans at Memorial Stadium.

These measures include:

• Requiring all fans to wear masks inside the stadium,
• Increasing the number of hand-sanitizing stations,
• Expanding the use of mobile ticketing,
• Limiting the number of people allowed in restrooms and concession areas,
• Encouraging fans to stay home if they are sick.

Gameday Traditions

The return of fans to Memorial Stadium will also mean the return of some beloved gameday traditions.

These traditions include:

• The Tunnel Walk,
• The Cornhusker Kickoff Team,
• The Husker Power I,
• The Fourth Quarter Chant,
• The Alma Mater.

Conclusion

The return of gameday traffic to Lincoln is a sign that the city is getting back to normal.

The fans are excited to be back in the stadium, and the businesses are ready to welcome them.

With the safety measures in place, fans can enjoy the gameday experience while staying safe.