Gallery: Lines for Notre Dame-Texas extend around the block
Published 7:52 pm Friday, June 17, 2022
Fans enter through the main entrance to the College World Series Fan Fest event outside Charles Schwab Field in downtown Omaha prior to Friday's game between Notre Dame and No. 9 Texas. (Jake Davis)
Fans wait in line for the College World Series Fan Fest event outside Charles Schwab Field in downtown Omaha prior to Friday's game between Notre Dame and No. 9 Texas. (Jake Davis)
Fans wait to enter through gate three at Charles Schwab Field prior to Friday's game between Notre Dame and No. 9 Texas. (Jake Davis)
Fans mill about Mike Fahey street outside Charles Schwab Field in downtown Omaha prior to Friday's game between Notre Dame and No. 9 Texas. (Jake Davis)
Fans cross 13th street outside Charles Schwab Field in downtown Omaha prior to Friday's game between Notre Dame and No. 9 Texas. (Jake Davis)
Fans wait in line to enter through gate two at Charles Schwab Field prior to Friday's game between Notre Dame and No. 9 Texas. (Jake Davis)
Fans walk down 13th street outside of Charles Schwab Field in downtown Omaha. (Jake Davis)
Fans congregate at the corner of North 13th street and Cuming Street in downtown Omaha prior to Friday's game between Notre Dame and No. 9 Texas. (Jake Davis)
Fans take photos in front of the Road to Omaha Statue while waiting to get into the game between Notre Dame and No. 9 Texas on Friday. (Jake Davis)
A mass of fans waits to enter through gate one at Charles Schwab Field prior to Friday's game between Notre Dame and No. 9 Texas. (Jake Davis)
OMAHA, Neb. — The 2022 College World Series is officially underway, and fans are already taking over the streets of downtown Omaha.
Multiple streets were closed off on Friday as fans congregated outside Charles Schwab Field prior to the game between Notre Dame and No. 9 Texas.
Lines to enter the stadium extended around the block at all four entrances, with large masses of fans eagerly waiting to enter the stadium for the highly-anticipated matchup.
Fans also took over the stadium’s parking lots, blocking off entire rows of spaces to set up tents, grills, games and more.
The crowds are only expected to get bigger this weekend as more and more supporters arrive in Omaha to cheer on their respective teams.
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