CWS Ticket FAQ's
Can I reenter the Charles Schwab Field Omaha if I leave?
Re-entry is allowed during the Men's College World Series through any gate.
Does my baby need a ticket?
Any lap child under the age of 24 months does not need a ticket.
How do I purchase a ticket?
Reserved tickets went on sale to the general public on April 25, 2023 at 10am CT . This is a MOBILE TICKET ONLY event. All tickets, including those purchased at the Charles Schwab Field Omaha ticket office, will be mobile. The ticket office, located at the corner of 13th and Mike Fahey Streets, will be open on game days starting at 10 a.m. for ticket sales or you may purchase online at NCAA.com/MCWSTickets. Each person may buy up to eight (8) tickets for each game.
How do I use my mobile ticket for entry?
For help accessing your mobile tickets or to learn more about downloading and transferring your tickets, please view the Mobile Ticket User Guide. Screenshots or recordings of tickets are not valid for entry. Fans coming to the game with friends or family should transfer their tickets prior to arriving at the ballpark.
If I purchase an ADA seat, how many additional tickets may I purchase to accompany me?
When you purchase an ADA seat, you may buy up to three seats to accompany you.
Is it illegal to purchase tickets from scalpers?
No, however ticket buyers should be especially cautious of buying tickets from scalpers as they are not a guaranteed ticket. According Omaha Municipal Code it is unlawful for any person to resell or attempt to resell a ticket to an event at Charles Schwab Field Omaha for an amount greater than the face value. It is unlawful to scalp tickets on Stadium property and anywhere within one-half mile of the Stadium.
What forms of payment can I use at the box office?
Charles Schwab Field Omaha will be cashless, including transactions at the box office. Reverse ATMs will be available.
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