When were the fireworks scheduled at Rosenblatt Stadium in Omaha, Nebraska?
Rosenblatt Stadium is probably best known for being the home of the College World Series, but it is also a fine minor league facility as well. They have been home to the Royals AAA farm team since their inception. Despite the “pieced together” look of the stadium because of all the expansions they’ve done, it is still an excellent place to see a ball game. There are plenty of seats under cover for those that desire shade as well as many seats out in the open. There are seating sections that run as far as the foul poles down each line, as well as bleacher sections in the outfield. All the sections are not open for every game however. The concourse area is tucked underneath the seating area, and provides an excellent assortment of concession stands as well as housing the ticket office and souvenir stand. Before the game a Dixie band plays in the picnic area which is in front of the stadium, and which you enter through. There is just one scoreboard – in left field right next to the foul p
The annual fireworks show is scheduled for Friday night at Rosenblatt Stadium, following the Omaha Royals’ 6:35 p.m. game with the New Orleans Zephyrs. This year’s fireworks night comes packed with some additional entertainment firepower — major leaguer Alex Gordon, a Lincoln native and one of the best players in the University of Nebraska’s baseball history, is scheduled to play for Omaha while rehabbing a hip injury. After the game, a 22-minute fireworks display will be set to songs that came out around 1985, the first year of the World-Herald show. The Confidentials, a band from Omaha, will also perform 80’s cover tunes after the game.
