Visit Omaha
Convention & Visitors Bureau
About Visit Omaha
Let Visit Omaha help plan your next sporting event.
Home to the NCAA Men’s College World Series since 1950, Omaha is a bucket-list destination for college baseball fans. Omaha’s resume is filled with impressive sporting events, including the U.S. Senior Open; NCAA Basketball, Volleyball and Wrestling Championships; U.S. Speed Skating; FIVB and NORCECA Women’s International Volleyball; the National Veterans Wheelchair games; and the U.S. Olympic Swim Trials (4X). Olympic coaches and swimmers praise Omaha, saying the “convenience factor is unparalleled” and that the city makes athletes and fans “feel welcome and important.”
There’s a reason Omaha is a player. The city is centrally located, making traveling here easy. Omaha has a strong volunteer base, and sporting events enjoy tremendous support from the local community. Omaha provides a unified team approach to events, making it easier for event planners to do their jobs.
Yep, we swing for the fences, and that’s why Omaha has a proven track record of hitting it out of the park. Browse below to learn more about Omaha’s sports chops.
Things to do in Visit Omaha
From exploring underground caves at Omaha's Henry Doorly Zoo and Aquarium to the NCAA College World Series, college baseball's biggest event, Omaha is filled with many distinct things to do.
Step into history and out of your comfort zone with culture that captures both. Walk above water and below ground to explore nature in a whole new way. Shop unique boutiques and dine in distinctive places you won't find anywhere else.
Travel details
Omaha is conveniently located in the center of the country and that convenience continues once you are in the city.
Getting to Omaha is easy with both Interstates 80 and 29 providing direct access into the city. Omaha’s airport, Eppley Airfield, has more than 200 arrivals and departures daily and is located a quick drive from Omaha’s downtown area.
Getting around Omaha is a breeze. Rental cars, taxis, limos and shuttle bus service are available at the airport. The majority of Omaha hotels offer complimentary direct transportation to and from the airport, as well as shuttle service within a specific mile radius. Omaha Metro is the city’s mass transit bus system offering service throughout the area.
Whether you rent a car or bring your own, cruising around Omaha’s city streets is easy. The city is divided north and south by Dodge Street. Numbered streets start at the Missouri River and increase as you drive west.
Services offered
Event Marketing Sponsorship
Grant Programs
Lodging Services
Marketing
PR/Media Assistance
Signage
Site Visits
Volunteer
Welcome Bags
Message us and we can go into more detail of how we can help set up events!
