Love going by, through, and in this historical park in Licoln Nebremaska. It's the original park in…read moreLincoln since 1867. Really beautiful and green when there is a lot of precipitation! A huge place to walk around. Not too far from my brother's current residence. If you are ever in the area, stop by this park for a visit!

My family and I attended this stadium to watch Univ. of Lincoln baseball this past weekend. The…read morestadium was very clean and nice to walk around and check out. It offers a lot of berm seating and more comfortable seating as well. The concessions were pricey but what venue isn't these days? Parking was unlimited and free which was nice/surprising.

You cannot beat professional baseball in Lincoln Nebraska. The park is immaculate and situated so…read morethat you have a beautiful view of downtown Lincoln. Also, you can take you whole family for a great price there is tons for the kids to do. If you are looking for something to do on a nice summer evening and you like to watch good baseball... this is it.

Well kept and clean. Club level seats have an indoor bar area with seating to watch the game (and…read moreA/C). Upper level and lower level seats all have great views. Bring a blanket for berm seating. They also have a few nice common areas with picnic tables. In the outfield on the 3rd base line, they have a children's area with games and inflatables (for an extra fee). In the outfield on the 1st base line, there is a big jungle gym that has a nice shade covering. Attached general concessions menu. There are also pop up stands with Colby ridge ice cream, funnel cakes, dip n dots and more. There's also a larger concession hut with BBQ. Other specialty (canned) beers at pop up stands as well.

I'm just affirming this is a great place to watch a ballgame…read more Great sight lines. Good concessions. Lots of bathrooms. Kid friendly.

I'm old enough to remember watching Husker soccer matches at the Abbott Sports Complex way out…read morearound 70th & Cornhusker Highway. Those were the days. Later, the team played for a while on a field just west of the old NU Coliseum at 14th and Vine. Now they play at the state-of-the-art Barbara Hibner Soccer Stadium, just north of the downtown campus. I absolutely love that the stands were built on the west side of the complex. You'll catch some sun during the day, but you won't have to worry much when first kick is around twilight time. I also like the walkway from the locker rooms to the field. It isn't long, but it's cool to see girls line up to high five the players as they walk down to the pitch. Standard concession items are available - hot dogs, pizza slices, nachos, popcorn, soda and water. I didn't see any alcoholic beverages on the menu. Bathrooms are on site, however I didn't use them. A team store is, too. Parking wraps around the complex, which includes tennis courts. There isn't a charge, however it's a bit of a walk, so you might want to wear comfortable shoes.

I had a great first opportunity to see Nebraska's soccer team this Thursday! I was very happy to…read moresee the Huskers beat Purdue. Great stadium and fan atmosphere.

Memorial has only improved with time, but it was good even back in the 90s when I'd go as a kid…read morewith my dad to games! There's probably bad seats in the house, but you'll have an amazing time no matter where you sit. The Husker fan base makes the games the best in all of college football. I love the effort and creativity they put into all the graphics, media, fireworks, and fan experiences. I think it's the second or third largest city in Nebraska on game day since they've had consecutive sold out games for almost ever. Even with that many people, we don't have to wait that long in lines. I was able to get through beer lines in less than 10 minutes. Speaking of beer, now they finally have it in the stadium! Watching the Nebraska-Iowa game today was more fun with the Kros Strain citrus wheat beers, Cornhusker Crusher, which they made specially for the stadium. They have a small store but several other kiosks around to buy gear. There's all the typical Nebraska eats--Runza, Godfather's Pizza, and Fairbury hot dogs. Everyone should get to experience memorial stadium on game day at least once in their lives.

The way that Lincoln Stadium handled last night's concert at Zach Bryan was an embarrassment. By…read morenot keeping fans updated with the constant delays due to weather but also forcing fans to wait for hours in the rain just to get in. Once the doors actually opened the staff there would not let us in after ALREADY buying tickets with shown RECEIPTS. The concert started with over half of the fans not even in the stadium. Severally disappointed.

First off, GO BIG RED‼‼‼ If you are a Nebraska fan, and have not been to a Nebraska basketball home…read moregame then you are missing out. I love the energy, the lights, the Husker Power chant, the trolling of Creighton and Iowa fans. I really love it all. To get to witness Nebraska basketball's best season (26-5 tied for best regular season and highest they have ever been ranked in the AP poll) has been memories I'll never forget. They have burgers, fries, nachos, popcorn, chicken tenders and fries, Husker dawgs, Valentino's pizza, and more. I have also been to Pinnacle Bank for a couple concerts which have been really fun too, but I would rather be here for a Nebraska game. GO BIG RED‼ Such an incredible place to see college basketball

Great night! Enjoyed a night of comedy with a surprise guest at the end…read more PBA, you need to figure something out with your entry process though. The line at the main entrance was at least 45 minutes long, that was crazy.