( CNN ) Thump . The University of Nebraska at Omaha is getting a new $ 81.6 million stadium for its hockey , basketball and volleyball teams . Thump . It 'll have luxury suites and everything . Thump . But it seems all anyone can talk about these days ... THUMP . ... is the taco cannon . That 's right , we said taco cannon . An Omaha taco shop has teamed up with the university to shoot tacos into the stands at sporting events . That the foil-wrapped eats will make to fans was made evident when Voodoo Tacos owner Eric Newton demonstrated the power of the cannon for CNN affiliate KETV . That they 'll make it undamaged ? Not so much . `` I would n't say it would be as restaurant quality when it gets to them , but it 's edible , '' Newton said . With this latest technological development , the taco will join t-shirts , stuffed toys , balls , biscuits and the lowly hot dog in hurtling into the stands at public gatherings . UNO fans , um , ate the idea up , sending # tacocannon hurtling past # EarthDay as the No . 1 trending topic Wednesday in Omaha . `` How we roll in Omaha ... Frozen Four appearances and projectile tacos , '' Twitter user mavpuck said , referring to the school 's recent , and sadly taco-less , appearance in the NCAA hockey tournament semifinals . `` This just might be the greatest invention . EVER , '' thetoddbryant wrote on Twitter . The tacos will start flying this fall , when the school 's new arena is scheduled to open . But Voodoo Tacos has already scored , catching plenty of publicity months ahead of opening night . `` My partners laughed and me and said 'that 's dumb , ' `` Newton told KETV . `` Now they 're emailing me and saying , 'About the best thing we 've ever bought . ' ``
# tacocannon trends in Omaha as excited fans eat up the idea of flying tacos . The cannon will shoot off tacos at University of Nebraska-Omaha 's new arena .