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'Fan Fest' expected for Hogs in Omaha for College World Series

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The College World Series will feature a fan fest for Razorbacks supporters in Omaha, offering free live music, batting cages, and team-themed activities around Charles Schwab Field. The Hogs will face LSU on June 14, marking the program's 12th appearance in the championship. Deborah Ward, Executive Director of Visit Omaha, emphasized the city's walkability and its vibrant entertainment scene. Shuttle buses will connect fans to the field from the nearby airport, enhancing accessibility for visitors. Omaha expects approximately 140,000 out-of-town fans, contributing to the local economy during this major event.

The College World Series is celebrating its 75th year at Charles Schwab Field, with live music and fireworks planned for Thursday night. Tickets for individual games and fan packages are still available for those wishing to attend. This fan fest aims to create an engaging atmosphere for supporters, enhancing their overall experience in Omaha.

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