I had to come to this convention center for a work conference and I was here three days in a row…read more It's really pretty on the inside and easy to navigate. The staff here was friendly. The food they made (assuming they have an onsite kitchen) was amazing! I tried a breakfast sandwich on a buffet one day and then also had a lunch on a different day, on their buffet and both were absolutely awesome.

We visit the arena every 4 years for Swim Trials. This time, our son made the cuts to participate…read morein the meet. Both sets of grandparents wanted to watch. They are older and walk with canes. They cannot walk long distances. We ordered what TicketMaster called Special Needs seating. There were absolute no signs about an ADA entrance. (We later found the entrance the next day.) There was also NO signage about the bag policy until you are in the doors. I have elderly parents with bags and we are then pushed to the side trying to figure out what to do with bags. We had a hotel shuttle drop us off. The best is when we walked a fair distance (over 1,000 feet) from the security area to scan our tickets. We were then informed the special needs tickets were "upgraded" and we had to see guest services. This means more walking for our parents. There are no seats to temporarily stage our parents while someone runs to guest services (it is not close to the ticket scanning area). Needless to say, it is clear the arena does not understand or care about the "special needs" attendees. Very disappointed with the customer service from the events center.

I gave Baxter Arena a five star rating because one my dad has been a season ticket holder for about…read morethe whole time the stadium has been created lol. But I also like it because the stadium is clean. If you have kids, it's a great idea to bring them here because you were able to give players high-fives when they're coming back in to the locker room or at locker room. After the game if they win, they have a fight song. Great way to get players to sign pucks. I've honestly been coming here for like my entire life. They've usually head home games every Friday and Saturday. On some occasions they have a Friday Sunday series which means instead of the games starting at 7:07pm they start at like 6:07. During intermission and they have a Chick-fil-A parachute drop. You always get a free Chick-fil-A tag Which usually comes with the other free chicken sandwich or eight piece nugget. For the second coupon both times I've done it. I've got an a godfathers, three dollars off a large pizza, and a buy one get one free PepperJax coupon. The stadium is really clean. They have three main concession stands, and they have some small other concession stands such as cold stone, Dippin dots and nacho stand a Durango's time out which has hot dogs, popcorn, candy, and drinks. Durango is the mascot he's always interacting with people. Go, Mavs! Bonus Baxter Arena also hosts volleyball and basketball. This is College hockey. But the arena is off-campus nearby the arena just like a five minute walk are some lacrosse fields. And also a baseball stadium . There are three parking lots. And needs Area right next to the stadium or you get a place to eat. My favorite one would be Gandolfo's. The concession stands are owned and operated by Savor. They also have a Lawlors stores where you can buy official game pucks, jerseys, replica jerseys, mini hockey sticks

We had a blast at the UNO Hockey game the other night, even though Minnesota won. I've been here…read moreonce before for a graduation, but this was the first time for a hockey game! Plenty of ways to get in and it was nice a quick. We took some time to walk around and check everything out from different spots and there were very few locations that wouldn't be good to sit at! It was nice that they had a lot of local vendors and options instead of just name brand big brands for food and drinks too!

O Con was SO VERY COOL! Everyone was so very nice to us (probably the oldest ones…read morethere..nonetheless so interestingly FUN) our first time at an event like this...costumes were so unique and demonstrating wrestling was hysterical to watch! They had photos, concessions..and signs everywhere so you knew where to go! It was a great experience for us!

Just attended O-Con Expo and had a great time. Met Morgan Fairchild (Sqee). Lots of cosplay going…read moreon. Lots of cool vendors. Met a local author who is writing a urban fantasy series based in Omaha! https://matthewsrotundo.com/

Attended our first Creighton soccer game recently at Morrison Stadium and really enjoyed the…read moreexperience. As far as the facility goes, everything was great. We sat in the lower grandstands, which are on the west side of the stadium, and the seats were amazing. I can't imagine that there is a bad seat in the house. Plus, those seats are covered, which might be nice if there is a threat of inclement weather. The east side of the stadium is general admission, along with seating along the sides where you can sit on the berm and enjoy the game. On this night, it was the homecoming game, so the crowd was huge and made the game a lot of fun. The concession stands were typical things: hot dog, popcorn, candy, etc. The prices seemed about what you'd expect at an event like this. As for parking near the stadium, I am not quite sure. We parked up on campus and just walked down but it seems like there would be lots of options if you don't mind walking a bit. We enjoyed our first game at Morrison Stadium and I imagine we'll make many more trips for future games. If you are a fan of soccer at all, it's a nice way to spend an evening at a great facility.

My husband and I acquired tickets to see Creighton vs DePaul women's basketball game recently. The…read moregame started at 2pm and we got there just around there. It took us a few minutes to find parking, but ended up with a metered street parking that was a lot cheaper than the $10 lot that was only marginally closer to the arena. When we got to the arena, the game had already started, so there were no long lines and getting in was a breeze. The stadium itself is small (though no shortage of Creighton Bluejays fans), so it wasn't too much of a hassle to find our area and seats. The seats were good, the arena was clean, and the game was enjoyable! During halftime, we stretched out our legs and walked around the stadium. There were a couple food and drinks vendors along with team merch. Both my husband and I were surprised by the $4 pretzel and cheese as it's usually much more expensive at these types of events, so of course we had to indulge a little. I really appreciated the free little packets of sliced jalapeños at the condiment station - I put some in my cheese sauce. The pretzel was very very salty and I had to brush a lot of the salt away, but apart from that I really have no complaints. The canned drinks were a little on the expensive side, as expected. Overall we had a good time and the Bluejays winning was just the cherry on top!

I recently attended a Creighton women's basketball game and indulged in a snacky concession. While…read morethe pretzel was a bit dry, I was pleasantly surprised with the very fair price: $4! You don't see that very often with concession foods. I'd definitely recommend this treat (and Creighton women's basketball) to friends, both for the value and the satisfying salty munch!

Really impressed with how clean and well-maintained this stadium is. We came here to watch a CWS…read moregame and it felt very modern, with a great variety of food options available. The location is also super convenient with plenty of nearby food and bar spots around the area. My only piece of feedback as a mom would be having a more secure designated stroller storage option. We loved being able to bring a stroller in and initially thought guest services might hold it, but were directed to leave it by the entrance instead. It worked out fine, but a more secure setup would make the experience even better.

My nephew had a baseball tournament in Omaha and it coincided with the CWS, so we had to get a…read moreticket to one of the games. Pretty nice and modern stadium and plenty of food options. It's a minor league/college stadium, so it's smaller than major league stadiums so it's a little more intimate and you'll have a decent view anywhere you sit. It's really easy to get in and out of the stadium and plenty of hotels to stay at right across the street or just a few miles away. We had a really good time at the game. Kids were having a great time and just a lot of sights and sounds besides the game to keep you interested during the game. Would have been a lot better if your college team was actually playing, but even if they're not, any baseball fan should catch a CWS game to check it off their baseball bucket list.

Typical baseball fields. Well cared for and the fields are well marked. Parking gets crazy...i…read morealways allow 5 to 10 minutes to find a parking spot.