Though the COVID-19 pandemic has changed how they bowl games play out for traveling sports fans travel will undoubtedly still occur.
Despite a canceled game against Michigan over the weekend, the Hawkeyes are still set for a bowl game to finish the season. Iowa will be heading to Nashville for the Music City Bowl on Wednesday, Dec.30, where the team will face off against Missouri. Though the COVID-19 pandemic has changed how they bowl games play out for traveling sports fans, travel will undoubtedly still occur. Here’s information for those taking on travel in the final days of the year. For those not wanting to travel, the game will kick off at 3 p.m. and be televised on ESPN on Dec.30. More: Iowa Hawkeyes to play Missouri in Music City Bowl, which is allowing limited fan attendance The Music City Bowl will be allowing limited fan seating at the game. Visit Musiccitybowl.com for more information about the history of the game and how ticketing works. Prices range from $25 per person in a group of two to $200 per person in a pair. The website notes that full refunds will be available if the game is canceled in light of COVID-19 and that «adjustments will be made by the bowl as it pertains to COVID-19 guidelines.» Traveling by car or RV tends to be less risky in terms of exposing travelers to COVID-19 when compared to other traditional alternatives, as exposure to others will only occur when stopping for gas, restrooms, food and the like.
