It started as a public/private experiment and now, more than 50 years later, Omaha is synonymous with the College World Series. Click Here
You can purchase general admission ticket books (book of 10), at participating Omaha locations, by mail and online now, click here> An allotment of 2,000 general admission ticket books will be sold online at this site from April 19 - June 4 or until sold out.
GA tickets are not designated for a specific session or date and these seats are available on a first-come, first-served basis. As long as the ticket holder arrives early enough to be seated, the tickets are good for all games, including Finals games. General admission tickets are non-guaranteed seats.
The one and only advanced reserved ticket sale took place Saturday, April 19. Those tickets are SOLD OUT.
Once the College World Series begins, a limited number of reserved seats are available on a daily basis for purchase at the Rosenblatt box office. Walk-up orders only. No telephone or Internet orders will be accepted.
It started as a public/private experiment and now, more than 50 years later, Omaha is synonymous with the College World Series. Click Here
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Who holds the largest winning margin in CWS history?
Single session doubleheader games will be eliminated in 2008, resulting in two more sessions. Game times will be 1 and 6 p.m. on days with two games, and 6 p.m. on days with a single game. Game times subject to change.
General admission tickets for the 2008 Men’s College World Series will be available April 14, while the advance sale of single qualifying game reserved seat tickets will be on April 19 at 10 a.m CDT. Approximately 1,200 single qualifying game reserved seat tickets will be available at Rosenblatt Stadium and selected Midwest Ticketmaster retail locations, as well as by phone at 402-422-1212 and online through Ticketmaster.com.
Oregon State became the first team in a decade to repeat as College World Series champion, completing a dominant run through the tournament with a 9-3 victory over North Carolina in the final game.
Built in 1948, the site of the Men's Division I College World Series since 1950 was originally called Omaha Municipal Stadium. Click Here
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64-team bracket provides for 16 four-team double elimination Regionals; and eight two-team, best-of-three Super Regionals. Click Here