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Everyone I talk to says tickets are easy to get their in Omaha

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I've always just bought when I got there. Locals usually give LSU fans tickets too. I've gotten tickets behind the plate given to me.

I know you're an Alter, but don't be a dick. The guy is a Tiger fan and is excited about going to Omaha to support our baseball team...

Books are strictly general admission seats in the outfield. They can be purchased online, but can also be purchased around town. Bag and Save grocery stores, for instance, have sold books of ten in prior years. Each person doesn't need their own book, just make sure you get enough tickets to share.

The booklets are $90 and include 10 GA tickets -- HOWEVER, seats are NOT guaranteed for any particular game --- you have to wait in the GA line for outfield seats and for Round 1 and the Championship round -- they will be a completely full house.

Pretty much everything in between you are virtually guaranteed to get in and have a seat.

You can use a booklet for single seats for 10 games, or for 10 seats for 1 game, doesn't matter -- it's all GA and first come approach.

If you want "sure thing" seats --- for Round 1, I'd buy them on-line in advance.... then pick up what you can for Round 2, etc. for the Championship round --- try to find somebody who's team has lost out and is going home -- buy their tickets for what they paid (or close) is "typical" -- although there's always somebody trying to "make a buck" -- which I guess is their right, but you may find a kind sole that will be reasonable and sell you tickets to cover their cost --- and that's about as good as you can expect for reserved seats, I'd say.

I've been 5 times. It is pretty easy to find tickets once you get there. I have never bought in advance.

For those looking for tickets to the LSU baseball game on Saturday night, here is a good link:
College World Series Tickets

This sites has tickets going for a minimum of $90 now (it was $70 earlier today), so just keep following and the prices will probably drop closer to game time. You can always find tickets at or near face value around the stadium. If you are patient, you should get some for face value.

Go to the College World Series website Official College World Series Site - Ticket Information and there is information about tickets for that day as well. It is a lottery, but probably a good chance to get some there. Reserved tickets will be available at the box office every day there is a game. The box office opens at 10 a.m. daily. If there are two games you can purchase tickets for both games once you reach the ticket window. Each morning, the MECA staff will conduct a random drawing for placement in line starting at 9:00 a.m. This process helps to alleviate having to get in line early to secure your place and reduces the number of secondary-ticket sellers.


If you are looking for 4 together, it becomes harder. 2 together should be much easier.

I also know that you can use the Flash app to purchase tickets as well.

Good luck.

Thanks for the help everybody. Exact responses I was looking for. I downloaded the flash app. I assume tickets only go on sale on it, right before the game?

Generally, the final games are easier to get tickets to than the early games. Most of the locals are tired of going to the games by the end. I will only be going if we make it to the 2 out of 3 championship series.