Garth Brooks Concert Information

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When you select the “Mobile Entry” delivery option at checkout, or when Event Organizers decide an event should be “Mobile Only”, you won’t be sent physical tickets or emailed tickets to print — so make sure your phone is charged and ready to go.

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2. Tap “My Events” to locate your order and view your tickets
3. To get in, simply scan your ticket right from your phone

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Beer will be sold during the concert and other concession items will be available as well. Fans will be able to pay with cash or credit card. Some locations may only take cash.
• Beer and Seltzers - 24/25 oz - $10
• 24 oz Pepsi Products and Bottled Water - $3
• Valentino's Pizza & Runza - $5
• Big Red Hotdogs - $3
• Popcorn - $3
• Candy - $2

Tour merchandise will be available for sale at all levels in Memorial Stadium.
 

Pre Purchase Parking

Fans that want to pre-purchase parking can do that through both UNL or the City of Lincoln.

Purchase parking through UNL here. UNL lots will open at 11 AM

Purchase parking through the City of Lincoln here.


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StarTran

Lincoln's StarTran service will operate on the night of the Garth Brooks concert. For more information please visit here or watch this.

The price will be $5 each way and drivers will not be able to take any bills larger than a $20.

Per the U.S. Department of Transportation - Masks are required to ride the the bus.

For questions, contact the StarTran Shuttle Service at 402-476-1234.

The pick-up and drop-off points will be:
• Southeast Community College (88th and O Street)
• Southwest High School (14th and Pine Lake Rd.)
• North Star High School (Six blocks east of North 27th and Folkways Blvd.)
• Holmes Lake (70th and Van Dorn)
• Gateway Shopping Center (66th and O Street)
• MSC/Airport/I-80 Exit #399 (901 West Bond)

• Each ticketed attendee will be allowed to enter with one clear plastic bag.
• Bags must be clear plastic, vinyl or PVC and do not exceed 12” x 6” x 12”, or a one-gallon clear plastic freezer bag (ziploc or similar).
• Small clutch bags, with or without a handle or strap are permitted (no larger than 4.5” x 6.5”).

Clear Bag Policy

Bags & Bag Search

Nebraska Athletics adheres to a clear bag policy for ALL ticketed Nebraska events. Only clear tote bags no larger than 12” x 6” x 12” will be allowed into ticketed Nebraska events. One-gallon clear plastic bags and/or small handheld clutch purses (4.5” x 6.5”) will also be allowed to enter. Please see huskers.com/bagpolicy for more information.

Smoking Policy

As of January 1, 2018, the University of Nebraska-Lincoln is a smoke-free, tobacco-free, and vapor free campus. Please visit www.unl.edu/tobacco-free-2018 for more information.

Lost Patrons

Juveniles, disabled patrons and elderly unable to care for themselves should all be reported to the Stadium Operations Center. Stadium staff will remain with the reported person until a law enforcement official arrives to take control. The officer will give a general description of clothing, height, weight, hair color, age, hometown and area last seen to dispatch units. Stadium event staff will be notified. The officer will remain with the reported person until they are reunited with the missing party. Missing adults who can care for themselves will not be assisted by law enforcement.

Medical Exemption

Guests who have a need to bring in certain food/beverages for medical purposes will be allowed as long as those items meet the need of the individual with the medical condition. The Events Office should be notified when patrons request this exemption. Bags/containers that are used for medical purposes and do not meet the clear bag policy guidelines will need to enter specific gates for authorized entry. Please visit huskers.com/bagpolicy for complete details

Diaper/Baby Bags

Standard diaper/baby bags will not be allowed inside Memorial Stadium. These type of bags will need to meet the guidelines of the clear bag policy. Please visit huskers.com/bagpolicy for complete details.

Outside Food & Beverage

Food and beverages from approved game day vendors selling on University grounds are allowed inside the stadium. Personal empty water bottles (plastic only) are allowed into the stadium for fans to be able to refill at the fountains inside. All other outside food and beverage is prohibited. Certain situations may arise, i.e. extreme heat that initiate exceptions to this policy. The University and Athletic Department will communicate to the public if exceptions will be made.

Incident Report Cards

Incident reporting is encouraged and includes facility issues, policy/procedure questions, disorderly conduct, etc. Event staff have incident report cards so they can document these issues. Reporting is encouraged by everyone so we can narrow the amount of repeat issues in a season and better serve our guests.

Solicitation

For guest information regarding the following; Stadium Halo Boundary, Sale of Merchandise, Distribution of Materials and Fundraising at Memorial Stadium, please visit http://bf.unl.edu/policies/football-game-day-stadium-halo-policy for an in depth explanation regarding the rules pertaining to each of these categories. This does speak to the resale of tickets within the campus halo.

Stadium PA Announcements

Requests for public announcements over the P.A. system will only be granted in cases of emergency. The Marketing Department is responsible for all public address announcements.

Use of UAVs (Drones) on Husker Football Game Days

Special rules exist with UAVs on game days at Memorial Stadium. Please contact the local Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) office prior to operating a UAV at Memorial Stadium or in close proximity to obtain clarification regarding usage.

Fan Ejections

If a patron is being ejected from the game, law enforcement officials will seize their football ticket and escort them from the stadium. If the patron is intoxicated, they will be taken to the processing center. Confiscated game tickets will be reported back to the Athletics Ticket Office.

Student Ejections

If a UNL Student is ejected from the game during the first half, law enforcement officials will escort the patron from the stadium and report their NU ID number to the Stadium Operations Center. Stadium Operations will communicate this to the Athletics Ticket Office where the NU ID number will be entered into the scanner software program, properly identifying this NCard as no re-entry. At the start of halftime, law enforcement officials will seize the NCard of ejected students and they will be instructed to pick up their card no sooner than one (1) hour postgame at UNLPD Headquarters.

ADA

Mobility Impaired Entrances - Gates 3, 7, 11, 15, 16A, 18, 19, 20, 21, 23, 23A & 24 are disabled accessible. There is no vertical transportation, i.e. elevators, located inside gates 3, 23A or 24 but all other disabled accessible entrance points will have vertical transportation for those who have proper access privileges.

Assistive Listening System Equipment - Assistive Listening System Equipment is available inside Gate 18 at the Guest Relations/Security Office and inside the West Stadium Lobby at the Guest Relation/Security Office.

Service Animals - Service animals are permitted but must be harnessed, leashed or tethered, unless these devices interfere with the service animal's work or the individual's disability prevents using these devices. Assistance Animals (also called Emotional Support or Therapy Animals) are not considered service animals under the ADA. These animals are prohibited from entering all UNL Athletic Facilities.


ATM

Located on the north (gate 14), east (gate 20), south (gate 1) and west (between gates 6 & 8) concourses of Memorial Stadium and in the lobby on the southeast corner of the Stadium Drive parking garage (Lot 1).

Backrest Policy/Rental

Personal backrests (any shape or size) are not allowed in Memorial Stadium. Seat cushions without backs are permissible.

Bags & Bag Search

The University of Nebraska reserves the right to examine any bag/container brought into the stadium. Nebraska Athletics adheres to a clear bag policy for ALL ticketed Nebraska events. Only clear tote bags no larger than 12” X 6” X 12” will be allowed into ticketed Nebraska events. For full details, please visit huskers.com/bagpolicy

Disability Services

Gates 3, 7, 11, 15, 16A, 18, 19, 20, 21, 23, 23A & 24 are disabled accessible.

Emergency Information

In the event of an emergency where the seating areas need to be vacated, direct your attention to the video boards, listen to public address announcements and follow the direction of stadium staff.

Entrance

Please enter the gate indicated on your ticket. If your ticket is in South Stadium (Sections 12-20) you can ONLY enter gates 1, 2 or 24.  If your ticket is on field level (Sections A-U) you can ONLY enter gates 3, 15 or 24. Scanners are set up to only allow patrons to enter certain gates that match their ticket. Please help out the stadium event staff by simply entering the gate indicated on your ticket.

Event Staff

Any event staff member will be able to answer general questions. When in doubt, ask to speak with an event staff supervisor.

First Aid (Medical Stations)

The American Red Cross provides emergency medical services in the stadium and at first aid stations located in the southeast corner of field level, east stadium upper concourse, northwest concourse and west stadium club level of the stadium. The southeast and northwest aid stations will be staffed with paramedics, EMTs & physicians to provide advanced medical care and facilitate any necessary transfers to area hospitals. Contact Red Cross volunteers, Boy Scout volunteers or stadium security personnel for assistance. The Red Cross cannot assist fans to and from stadium seating. City of Lincoln Police and Fire Chaplains are also available in the aid stations to provide assistance if necessary.

Gate Speaker System

Important game day information will be broadcast via speakers at all entry points in Memorial Stadium. The gate speakers will also serve as a system for communicating directions and important information during emergencies..

Guest Services

Guest Service booths are located on the inside and outside of the East and West Stadiums.

Lost and Found

Stadium lost and found areas are located at the Guest Relations/Security Offices inside Gate 18 of east stadium and inside the west stadium lobby and are open 90 minutes pregame. Individuals who find lost articles should contact event security or police officers. All lost and found items will remain at the stadium until the end of the season. Items may be claimed by contacting the Athletic Events Office at (402) 472-1003.


Merchandise, Food and Beverage

Accommodations for merchandise, food and beverage will be accessible at all levels in Memorial Stadium.

Phone Numbers (all are 402-472-XXXX unless indicated)

University Operator - 7211
University Police - 2222
Ticket Office - 3111 or (800) 8-BIGRED
Athletic Department - 4224
Development - 2367
Event Management - 1003
Lost & Found - 1003
StarTran Shuttle Service - 402/476-1234

Photography

Use of cameras is permitted but camera cases are prohibited under the clear bag policy (see Bags and Bag Search). Game action may not be recorded.

Prohibited Items

Alcoholic beverages, controlled substances, bags not conforming to the clear bag policy (see bags & bag search), coolers, chair backs, noise makers, glass bottles, cans, video cameras, banners/flags on poles, use of selfie sticks and open umbrellas. Consideration of other spectators is expected. With the passage of the concealed weapons law in the state of Nebraska, fans are reminded that concealed weapons are not allowed on the UNL campus and are prohibited at all collegiate sporting events. At the discretion of game management, other items are subject to being prohibited.

• Alcoholic beverages
• Controlled substances
• Bags larger than security tubs
• Coolers
• Chairbacks
• Noise makers
• Glass bottles or cans
• Video cameras
• Banners/flags on poles and open umbrellas

Seating Areas

Field level will be restricted to field level patrons only and field level patrons will be restricted to the field level. Likewise, premium ticket holders (club or suite) will be restricted to their levels with suites allowed to access the club levels.

Smoking

As of January 1, 2018, the University of Nebraska-Lincoln is a smoke-free, tobacco-free, and vapor free campus. Please visit www.unl.edu/tobacco-free-2018 for more information.

Storage

There is not a secure area for patrons to store any personal items inside the stadium. Permissible items stored at seating locations cannot impede fan traffic, i.e. strollers, walkers, blankets, etc.

Text Messaging Service

For fan assistance, text to 69050 and start your message with UNLPD. Standard text message rates will apply. Texts are received by Stadium Operations and a response will be initiated.

Towed Vehicles

You may claim your vehicle by contacting the UNL Police at (402) 472-2222.

Nebraska Athletics and the University of Nebraska-Lincoln have partnered with the Lincoln, Lancaster County Health Department (LLCHD), since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic. The Athletic Department has continued to be in regular communication with the LLCHD in preparation for the Garth Brooks concert and the upcoming athletic seasons.
 
The Athletic Department has leaned on the LLCHD, University leaders and the Big Ten Conference office for guidance, and health and safety protocols while hosting events during the pandemic.  Like many organizations in Lincoln and across the state, Nebraska Athletics has remained fluid and adjusted when necessary to promote the health and safety of our staff, student-athletes and the many fans who visit our facilities and attend our home events. 
 
The Athletic Department does continue to work with our partners to advise individuals on best practices and safety precautions to combat COVID-19 and emerging variants. These practices are consistent with current directives from University leadership and LLCHD health professionals. 
 
Below is information to help guide fans to a safe and healthy experience during the Garth Brooks Stadium Tour concert.

• All individuals are encouraged to seek out the guidance of their health professionals regarding the benefits of vaccination.
• In accordance with the recommendations of the LLCHD, Nebraska Athletics strongly encourages those attending and working Saturday night’s concert to wear an appropriate facial covering (covering the nose and mouth) while on campus and inside Memorial Stadium.  
• Concession workers will be required to wear a facial covering when actively selling food and beverage products.
• Continue to practice healthy habits:
  • Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth with unwashed hands
  • Wash your hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds.  Use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer that contains at least 60% alcohol if soap and water are not available
  • Stay home when you are sick
  • Cover your cough or sneeze with a tissue, then throw the tissue in the trash

 
Nebraska Athletics will have limited hand sanitation stations within the venue and recommend fans bring their own hand sanitation mini bottles to use as appropriate throughout the event.  High touch areas will be cleaned frequently, and event workers will promote necessary health and safety guidance.

• Found items can be located at the Guest Relations/Security Offices inside Gate 18 of East Stadium and inside the West Stadium Lobby and are open 90 minutes pregame.
• Immediately postgame, all lost and found items will be taken to the West Stadium Guest Relations Office.
• A claim for lost items can also be made by filling out this form.