Fan Information for Saturday’s Nebraska Football Spring Game

Mar 26, 2026 / NU Athletics

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Tickets & Seating

Fans are encouraged to save time and money by buying tickets in advance as ticket prices increase the day of game. Tickets can be purchased at Huskers.com or on game day at windows at gates 10 or 22 which open at 8 a.m.

Nebraska Athletics will be donating ticket proceeds from Saturday’s Red-White game to relief efforts for the wildfires across the state of Nebraska.
Fans should access their mobile tickets to the game prior to reaching the stadium gates. To make the process of entering Memorial Stadium as efficient as possible fans are encouraged to access their ticket account and save their digital tickets to their Apple or Google Wallet apps prior to arrival.
All seating at Memorial Stadium on Saturday will be general admission. The East and West lower bowls will be available to the public. There will be no reserved seating and no seating in the North and South Stadiums.
As a reminder, Memorial Stadium is a cashless facility, including ticket purchases and concessions.

Gates and Entry

Stadium gates will open at 9:30 a.m.
Gates 3, 4, 10, and 20 will be open to those holding game tickets in the general seating bowl.
Gates 19 and 21 will be open to those holding east stadium 300 club level tickets. These gates are for club ticket holders only.
Gate 3 is the primary ADA entrance for those that have indicated they need ADA seating accommodations in the general seating bowl. All ADA seating accommodations for general public seating will be in the north stadium field level seating area (this is located directly behind the north end zone). The restrooms and concession stand directly behind the north field level ADA seating area will be open.
There will be no re-entry to Memorial Stadium.
Memorial Stadium’s Clear Bag policy will be in effect for the spring game.

Concourse Access

For ease of accessing both the east and west seating areas, the entire concourse level inside the north, east, and west stadiums will be accessible. The east and west concourses will have restrooms and concessions available. The north concourse will only have restrooms available.

Parking & Transportation

Fans are encouraged to visit the city of Lincoln’s spring game news release (link below) to find parking options in the downtown area.
Those holding pre-purchased permits on campus will need to follow the parking directions within your mobile parking pass.
UNL Parking & Transit Services will have public paid lots at the 14^th & Avery Parking Garage (ADA parking with shuttle to Stadium), the 17^th & R Garage, 19^th & Vine Garage, and the University surface parking lots east of 14^th Street.
Baseball and softball fans who have tickets to those games will be allowed to park at Haymarket Park for free. Fans who do not have a baseball or softball game ticket may still park in the Haymarket Park lots but will be charged for parking.
The city’s Big Red Express (StarTran) will not be operating for the spring game.

Rosters & Media Coverage

Digital rosters will be available by using the QR codes located throughout the concourse. The updated Nebraska 2026 Nebraska Football roster is also available at Huskers.com.
The Huskers Radio Network will provide radio coverage of the Red-White game statewide and around the world through Huskers.com, and the official Huskers App. Husker Sports Network coverage begins at 9 a.m. on Saturday. Kyle Crooks and Damon Benning will call the action of the Red-White game on the Huskers Radio Network.
The game can be seen live on BTN beginning at 11 a.m. Chris Vosters, Kenny Bell and Michelle Steele will be on the call for BTN.

Other Husker Events this Weekend

Both the Nebraska baseball and softball teams will be home for a three-game series this weekend. The baseball team will host Indiana, while the softball team hosts UCLA in a matchup of top-10 teams. First pitch for both games on Saturday is at 2 p.m.