Parking & Transportation Information

There may be significant traffic congestion affecting both event-goers and Omaha-area commuters. The Nebraska Department of Transportation (NDOT) advises everyone to exercise patience when traveling to and from the event and remain vigilant for unexpected slowdowns or stopped traffic.

Driving to the event? The Omaha Police Department, in partnership with NDOT and the City of Omaha, will be present to direct motorists to take the following recommended routes to the games:

• For drivers arriving in Omaha on I-80 from the west: Travel Interstate 80 (I-80) eastbound to I-480 northbound, exiting on Leavenworth Street (Exit 1B) or Harney Street (Exit 2A), then use city streets to navigate to parking options near Charles Schwab Field Omaha.
• For drivers arriving in Omaha from the east: Travel I-80 westbound and exit on 13th Street (Exit 454), then use city streets to navigate to parking options near Charles Schwab Field Omaha.

• All stadium lots will open at 8 a.m. on MCWS game days and will close 90 minutes after the event. There is no overnight parking allowed.
• Lot A and the MECA garage are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
• Parking Lots B and D are reserved for parking pass-holders. A limited number of public parking in Lot D MAY be available on game day, first-come, first-served, at MECA’s discretion. 
• Available public parking is available at a cost of $15 per vehicle, per entry, on a first-come, first-served basis. 
• In/Out parking is NOT Allowed. 
• Accessible parking is available on a first-come, first-served basis in all MECA managed surface lots, including Lot B and D, at no charge to vehicles displaying a current state-issued hangtag or license plate. Click  for more stadium ADA information. 
• Tailgating is permitted in all Charles Schwab Field/CHI Health Center Omaha lots. Tailgate festivities cannot extend into additional parking stalls and no tents may be staked into the ground. Click  to view tailgating rules and regulations. 

• Metro, the city's transit authority, provides an easy, inexpensive way to get around downtown. For $0.25 a ride, fans can ride the Stadium Circulator bus, which runs every 10 minutes. Circulator service will begin on Thursday, June 13 for the Opening Celebration Day from approximately 8 a.m. to 10:45 p.m. On game days, the circulator will start service 60 minutes before the first game and run until 60 minutes after the last game of the day. The route makes a loop around the Old Market, a variety of downtown destinations, and Charles Schwab Field Omaha, as shown in blue on the . 
• Local and vising riders can also take advantage of , Omaha’s rapid transit line, serving Omaha from downtown to Westroads Mall. A ride on ORBT costs $1.25 each way. A free park and ride lot is available at the Westroads Transit Center for riders, and the line connects directly with the Stadium Circulator. Riders can plan a trip and track their bus using , Metro's real-time application, available online, as a mobile app, or via a text message system. For more information about Metro's services during the Men's College World Series, including rider tips and tricks, .

• Uber, Lyft and other shared ride services should use the north curb cut at CHI Health Center Omaha Convention Center as the designated pick-up and drop-off location during the CWS. The dark blue car icon on the  highlights this location.
• Scooters have operating hours from 5 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. and have designated parking on the corner of 14^th & Mike Fahey. Lime scooters are not allowed on board any Metro vehicles or on bus bike racks, and users should be considerate when parking a scooter at or near a bus stop to ensure the stop remains accessible. Rider instructions and costs vary per brand; for more information, .