OMAHA, Neb. — Known affectionately as the “Greatest Show on Dirt,” the College World Series returns this summer to Omaha, bringing together the best of college baseball for a 10-day celebration at Charles Schwab Field.
Each year, fans from across the country travel to Nebraska to witness the NCAA Baseball Championship, a marquee event that not only crowns a national champion but also marks the conclusion of the collegiate sports season.
Eight teams will earn their spot in Omaha after navigating a competitive postseason. From dramatic upsets to unforgettable plays, the College World Series is more than just a tournament—it’s a celebration of the sport and its fans.
Beyond the baseball, the event offers a festival-like atmosphere, making it a destination for families and baseball enthusiasts alike. Here’s what to know about tickets, pricing, scheduling, and more.
How to Buy College World Series 2025 Tickets
Fans have multiple options for purchasing tickets. Once the tournament bracket is finalized, tickets will be available directly through participating schools. For those looking to secure access early, third-party platforms like StubHub also offer ticket listings.
Both individual game tickets and all-session passes are available. Pricing on resale websites may fluctuate above or below face value depending on demand.
2025 College World Series Ticket Prices
Ticket prices vary depending on the game and seat location.
All-Sessions Pass: Grants access to every game in the series. Current listings start around $1,400.
Game 1 Tickets: Begin at approximately $50.
Championship Game 2 Tickets: Start at $140, as this matchup could determine the national champion.
Fans are encouraged to purchase tickets early, especially for the final games, which typically draw higher prices and sell out quickly.
2025 NCAA Baseball Tournament Dates
The road to Omaha begins in late May:
Regionals: Begin on May 30, hosted by the top 16 seeds at campus sites.
Super Regionals: Scheduled for early June, with the top eight seeds hosting.
College World Series: Begins June 13 at Charles Schwab Field, Omaha.
The championship series will conclude in late June, featuring a best-of-three format to determine the national title.
Getting to the Games: Parking and Travel Tips
Parking information will be released closer to the start of the series, but attendees can expect paid parking around Charles Schwab Field and shuttle services from designated lots. Fans are advised to arrive early due to heavy traffic and large crowds, especially during weekend games and the finals.
