FAQ: Seating Chart for Olympic Trials in Omaha

One question that we’ve been asked about frequently this week is “where are my seats?” If you are a ticket-holder for the 2012 Olympic Trials, we have your answers!

Check out the seating chart above, from StubHub, that includes a designation of the start and finish end, to find out where you’ll be watching Michael, Missy, Ryan, Natalie and the rest of the US Team fight for spots in London.

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Springbrook
11 years ago

Spoke with the CenturyLink box office this morning. They said that for the sections adjacent to the pool, rows 1-8 have been removed, to make space for the pool. So row 9 is actually the front row, row 10 is the second row, etc.

Springbrook
Reply to  Springbrook
11 years ago

Forgot to add that if you want to independently verify this (I didn’t believe it when I first heard it, which is why I called the box office), go to StubHub (or any other ticket-selling site) and look at the tickets for sale in the 100 sections by the pool (I assume 103-109 and 188-123). You won’t find any in a row lower than 9. And if you do, please speak up!

bobo gigi
11 years ago

I will sit in front of my computer during the night to watch american swimming and track and field trials. It will not be easy but I hope to find a place to watch these big moments of sport.

liquidassets
Reply to  bobo gigi
11 years ago

I’m taking the week off from work next week so that i have time to watch both the swimming and track & field trials.

AQW
11 years ago

This map from the CenturyLink Center’s website (click to zoom in) also shows row and seat numbers, to assist in finding your location – it’s flipped from the above map, so keep that in mind. (We’re Section 220, Row 1… come stay hi!) http://www.centurylinkcenteromaha.com/Libraries/CenturyLink_Images/SeatingLayout_ViewSeatLarge.sflb.ashx

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