Is there a "faster" way to the stadium, than following 80 to 180? It seems like that will be a mess to go on the lemming path. Any and all tips from experienced attendees at Husker games are most appreciated. Your secret stays here.
34 or highway 6 if you get on it in Omaha can have less traffic but you are eventually going to get into town and hit a wall. Highway 6 you just get on center street until 204th street. However, temper your expectations as you will find traffic no matter what route you take.
Leaving town should be a lot easier. Most of the fans will be gone early in the 4th after the Hawks start pounding them. As Bo has said worst fans in the country and who are we to argue with the head man.
Instead of taking 180 into downtown, you could get off on highway 6 and make your way through town. Or you could get off at 27th and make your way in. If you don't want to hang out around the stadium, there may be a place by the Walmart where you can park and pay for a shuttle. I did it years ago, but not sure if they still do.
If you get off on 6, you may want to go south on 84th and hit O street. Either way, I'd make sure to get into town early. Also, fwiw, 80 is 3 lanes now all the way from Omaha to Lincoln, so it *should* help with traffic, but there will still be a bottleneck in town.
Unless you are coming from Elkhorn or far west O, you won't want to jump on 6 at 204th St. Its a pain in the butt to drive through town. You'd want to jump on 6 either at the Gretna outlet malls off of 80 (but the traffic there will probably be horrible Friday) or when you get to the Waverly exit.
Driving through Omaha at 7 or 8 am on a Saturday morning is a breeze and you will hit just about every light. Most traffic will be gameday traffic and most of that is on I-80.
Driving through Omaha at 7 or 8 am on a Saturday morning is a breeze and you will hit just about every light. Most traffic will be gameday traffic and most of that is on I-80.
Instead of taking 180 into downtown, you could get off on highway 6 and make your way through town. Or you could get off at 27th and make your way in. If you don't want to hang out around the stadium, there may be a place by the Walmart where you can park and pay for a shuttle. I did it years ago, but not sure if they still do.
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