memorial stadium

Nice to visit on a Minnesota Gopher football win, which is rare here. Surrounding Hay Market area totally revitalized fun, safe with many great food choices. Make this a day event! Seating for visitors is cramped in steep in corner and long walk to bathrooms. Nebraska fans are very nice as well

If you go anywhere in your life time this is one of the most important places if you're a Husker fan! Memorial Stadium becomes its own city on game day. Location is perfect and the games are always good when you in the action! Huskers rule!!

No parking unless you get there a day early to tailgate. To get there, chances are lots of traffic. We used Lyft to make it there. Parking is hard to find downtown, parking lots get full fast. There's lots of walking no matter what. Full of energy, for most part people are friendly. Personally, i hated it, I don't like sweaty people and claustrophobic. I'd rather be at home watching the game in my tv and my couch. But the hubby loves it, the atmosphere. It's great really - just not for me. I went back by the concessions and watched the game from one of the flat screens. The restrooms were clean, lots of concession stands for you to choose from. Recent WiFi addition was wonderful.

When this stadium is full it is Nebraska's third largest city. Around 300 continuous sellouts makes this an unforgettable memory. The ambience is electrifying at every game. Have a look you wont be sorry.

you gotta go see a game here, yeah the concourse is a little antiquated and its hard to get to your seat sometime but theres no place like it. been a couple dozen times over the years, and its always fun, especially the tailgating. it IS true that the fans are friendly to everyone, friend or foe.

Wow, the remodel of this place is fantastic and it wasn't too shabby to begin with. It was not football season when we visited so I can only imagine what it must be like on game day with that sea of red filling that beautiful stadium. The glory days may be gone but don't try telling that to the Nebraska faithful.

Have been to many football games at Memorial Stadium. The most recent was the Minnesota v. Nebraska game. The atmosphere is so much fun and everyone is so friendly. There is lots of tailgating before the game on the campus. While in the stadium for the game everyone is having fun. Seating is a little cramped but you end up standing most of the time anyway. Always, always fun!!!! On game day Memorial Stadium becomes the third largest city in the State of Nebraska. Everything just stops in Lincoln on game day. This is a must see especially on game day!! Have to experience it to believe it. Also, walk around the University of Nebraska-Lincoln campus. It is really beautiful.

Went to the Cornhuskers vs. Minnesota Gophers. Nebraska lost the game but it was fun. Seating in the stadium is very tight and uncomfortable. People there push their way through; that was annoying. Prices for food were not too bad! Then the walk on the campus of UNL to the stadium; a chaotic nightmare. Cleanliness is apparently not a top priority!Overall, it was fun and have a fairly good time!

Memorial Stadium was amazing! We went to the Husker game this past weekend and had an absolute blast. Not only are Husker fans amazing, the place was ultimately spectacular. This is what Nebraska is about.

This is one of those places that you truly have to see before you die. Experiencing Memorial Stadium on a Husker game day is few and far between. From the "Husker Power" chant, to the infamous bone-chilling Tunnel Walk, to finally being part of the "Sea of Red." This is a bucket list item you want to cross off sooner than later, because once you experience it for yourself, you won't want to miss another game.

I have yet to meet a fan who doesn't enjoy seeing a game here. It's simply the best place in the country to watch football. Stadium is great, but the fans are even better.

Being a recent transplant to Nebraska I haven't actually been inside the stadium yet, but have driven right by it several times already. I was invited to the game vs Illinois but it was a last-minute invitation and had to decline for a previous appointment I couldn't get out of. Hopefully I will be able to see a Husker game next season though. Looks like a pretty cool stadium!

This was one of the best behaved crowds for a major sporting event I have witnessed. Good fun for the whole family if you can get tickets at a reasonable price. Plus the Husker's won making the crowd even more agreeable. Parking was not too difficult, and finding our seats was easy. Fine place for a game.

I've been to most of the Big 10 stadiums for a game. Husker fans are easily the nicest fans I've ever seen. They want to know where you're from. They want to make sure you're having fun. They're like a host at a big party who comes by to make sure you're having fun despite the fact you hardly know anyone. I wish more fans were like them.The stadium itself is quite large. To get to our seats in the upper atmosphere you have to walk up a series of ramps. The downside is all the infrastructure such as concessions and bathrooms are on the ground level. It's a bit of a hike to get down to them at halftime. At least it was that way for the endzone seats. Perhaps the seats along the sidelines are different.Cornhusker fans have lots of tradition. Release red balloons for the first touchdown. A very large and high quality marching band. The scoreboard is large and easy to see. If you ever have a chance to see a game at Memorial Stadium do so. I hated the game as my team lost, but I loved the time I was there.

Experience it! Where legends are created, history is made and tradition lives on. On any given football Saturday....the sea of Red is a spectacle to behold....mere words cannot describe it.