About this venue
CHI Health Center is a modern indoor arena and part of a larger arena-and-convention complex built for big concerts, major sports nights, and full-scale productions. With a flexible bowl-and-floor setup, it can host up to roughly 18,000 guests depending on the event layout—making it one of the key “headline” venues in the city.
Inside, visitors typically notice clear sightlines, solid acoustics, and a comfortable concourse with plenty of food-and-drink points. For an upgraded experience, premium options like club seating and suites add extra space and service, while large video boards and digital displays keep the atmosphere sharp from pre-show to encore.
You’ll find the venue at 455 N 10th St, Omaha, United States. The main entrances face 10th Street, with nearby garages and lots serving the arena district, plus convenient curbside drop-off areas close to the doors. For broader tips on getting around the city, see the travel info further down the page.
About the city
Omaha, a dynamic city on the banks of the Missouri River, is increasingly recognized as one of the most appealing U.S. destinations for major events. The city blends a relaxed Midwestern vibe with serious production values for sports and live music spectacles, so visitors can easily find an experience that fits their plans. On top of that, the local food scene and a wide range of accommodation options — from downtown hotels to practical choices in the wider area — make trip planning straightforward. A strong sense of order and safety further elevates the experience, whether you’re coming for an evening concert or a game with packed stands.
Getting around is easy with the local public transit provider Metro, and for faster connections along key city corridors the ORBT line is especially useful. If you arrive by air, the main gateway is Eppley Airfield (OMA), while train travel is available via the Amtrak station Omaha, NE (OMA) near the city center. The mix of public transit, taxis, and ride-share services makes it simple to reach arenas and stadiums without overthinking parking. Thanks to the city’s clear layout, it’s often easy to combine transit with a short walk and arrive at your event stress-free.
When you’re not in the stands or in the crowd, take time to explore the Old Market district, known for its cobblestone streets, historic facades, and lively cafés, galleries, and restaurants. For fresh air and a relaxed pace, The RiverFront offers a riverside setting that’s perfect for an easy stroll and photos before or after your event. A standout moment is the Bob Kerrey Pedestrian Bridge — a walkway above the river with skyline views, ideal for a quick “bonus” detour. That way, along with tickets and a great lineup, you’ll leave Omaha with a complete sense of a city that knows how to pair entertainment with smooth logistics.
