The University of Kansas will play home football games off campus this year, and the school announced Wednesday that it will provide students with free transportation to and from games.
According to KCTV, the KU Athletics says it will provide "safe and seamless" transportation for students looking to attend games at Children's Mercy Park and GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium.
The University of Kansas will play home football games off campus this year, and the school announced Wednesday that it will provide students with free transportation to and from games.
According to KCTV, the KU Athletics says it will provide "safe and seamless" transportation for students looking to attend games at Children's Mercy Park and GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium.
The Jayhawks are playing their games at the alternative venues this year due to renovations underway at David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium.
“With the continued momentum and trajectory for Kansas Football, it is critical that we create the very best homefield advantage this fall in Kansas City,” said KU athletic director Travis Goff. “Over the past couple of seasons, our students have risen to the occasion and their attendance and passion will make an even greater difference this fall. This well thought out and robust busing program provides a safe and efficient option for students to attend our games in full force.”
Students can reserve their seats on buses on a first-come, first-served basis through the campus events app. The first wave of buses will leave approximately three hours before kickoff, and the school will provide free for students as well.
“We are challenging our student body to make a strong statement of support while also enjoying a one-of-a-kind chance to cheer on their Jayhawks in two iconic Kansas City venues,” Goff said, noting the athletic department’s goal is to provide transportation for at least 1,000 students per game.
Goff said availability of the service could fluctuate depending on student demand, as well as bus driver availability.
