WiFi at Home and Around Omaha

Coffeeshops with free WiFi

Surf the web while you power up at one of Omaha’s top coffee shops. Bad Seed Coffee & Supply serves high-grade Joe in a plant-filled space, while Archetype Coffee roasts their own beans to achieve their distinct flavor profiles. The Mill on Leavenworth has a spacious sitting area (and stays open late). The Old Market location of Hardy Coffee Co. is a welcome respite when you’re downtown.

Bibliotecas

All branches of the Omaha Public Library have free WiFi. Connect to the "OPL-Wifi" network and get high-speed internet while reading books, participating in community events, or studying. There's plenty of cozy seating at the wood-and-brick interior of the downtown branch on Jones Street. The Willa Cather branch on Center Street has an extensive children's section that's ideal for letting the kids read while you connect.

Parks

Omaha’s RiverFront took its place among the great public spaces in America after a 2019 revitalization of the Gene Leahy Mall, one of three parks that connect to form this iconic recreational area. A few blocks east are the Heartland of America Park and the Lewis & Clark Landing site, directly on the Missouri River. Throughout the sprawling parks, you can connect to free WiFi via the RiverFront Network.

Public Transit Stations

If you're taking the bus or using the metro, you can connect to free WiFi in the Omaha Rapid Bus Transit (ORBT) system. On the buses and in the metro, be on the lookout for the orange free WiFi stickers to log in during your commute.

Sports Venues

Cheer on the Omaha Lancers, the Creighton Bluejays, or the College World Series while updating your feed at Liberty First Credit Union Arena and Charles Schwab Field. These sports venues feature public WiFi that lets you connect for real-time stat checking and highlight sharing.

Convention Centers and Public Spaces

Omaha’s CHI Health Center hosts concerts, sporting events, and conventions, with free WiFi available throughout the building. If you need a place to hunker down for the day, the Metropolitan Community College Digital Express center has computers and ample tables to get work done.