Funny Bone Comedy Club

What Plays There

Funny Bone Omaha's calendar leans on headliners, most shows marked ages 21 and up, with ticket prices and, for some shows, separate doors and show times listed on each event page. There's also a recurring option that skips the cover charge entirely: a free open mic at DraftCade, ages 18 and up, on Thursday nights in the current listings. Beyond stand-up, the club books private parties and corporate events.

For what's actually booked this week or this weekend, skip guessing and go straight to the source: the club's own calendar at omaha.funnybone.com lists current shows, prices, and showtimes.

Tickets and Box Office

Tickets are sold online only, through the Etix links on the club's own site, and every sale is final. No refunds. No exchanges. Not even for weather. Refunds only happen if the mall or the club is officially closed, the show itself is canceled, or local authorities require it.

Got a question about an order, including will call? The FAQ doesn't mention will call by name, so call the box office at 402-493-8036 during its hours: Monday and Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., and Friday from 5 to 7:30 p.m.

Skip third-party resale sites. The club calls its official website the easiest way to avoid trouble, and it warns that resale tickets can be counterfeit, overpriced, or never delivered at all.

Seating and Capacity

Tables at Funny Bone Omaha seat four. If your group is smaller than that, expect to share a table with another party. The club doesn't publish a total capacity, a seating chart, or best-seat guidance.

Getting There and Parking

Funny Bone Omaha's address is 710 N. 114th St., Suite 210, Omaha, NE 68154. Search it as Funny Bone Omaha, FunnyBone Omaha, or Omaha Funny Bone: it's the same club, and the site itself flags the move: "Please note our new address!".

Parking, rideshare, and transit options aren't published on the club's own pages.

Venue Policies

Bag Policy and Prohibited Items

Funny Bone Omaha doesn't publish a bag policy. What is published: no photos or video recordings during the show, and recording glasses aren't allowed inside. That cuts both ways: the performers may be recording their own set, and audience reactions can end up in that footage. There's no set dress code, but the club is upfront about the tradeoff of wearing anything loud: it takes no responsibility if a comedian makes fun of your outfit.

Age Restrictions and ID

You must be 21 or older with valid ID to attend a show here, unless a specific listing says otherwise. The Thursday open mic at DraftCade is the one exception on the club's own listings, open to ages 18 and up, but DraftCade's own site sets its age cutoff at 21 and up after 8 p.m. The two disagree, so if you're under 21 and planning around the open mic, call the club first to confirm which rule applies that night.

Accessibility Services

The showroom has a ramp throughout, wheelchair-accessible restrooms, and seating that can accommodate mobility chairs. Contact the club ahead of time so it can take care of your party.

Food, Drinks, and Amenities

Every seat comes with a two-item minimum per person, covering food, non-alcoholic drinks, alcohol, or Funny Bone merchandise. You can order from your server before the show starts or during it, so you're not stuck choosing between the opener and your dinner. The menu runs from appetizers and handhelds to salads and rice bowls, with a dessert lineup called Finale; the bar covers domestic and craft beer, wine, martinis, and a rotating list of specialty and frozen cocktails.

DraftCade, the arcade bar attached to the club, sells a day of unlimited gameplay for one price. It keeps its own hours: closed Monday, 4 to 10 p.m. Tuesday through Thursday, 4 p.m. to midnight Friday, 11:30 a.m. to 1 a.m. Saturday, and noon to 9 p.m. Sunday, and it's 21 and up after 8 p.m. Anyone under 16 needs an adult with them.

Where to Eat and Drink Nearby

Acadian Grille, at 725 N. 114th St., serves Acadian (Cajun) food. It's closed Mondays, open 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday through Thursday and until 9:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday, with Sunday brunch from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Cunninghams Pub and Grill, at 10904 W. Dodge Rd., is an Irish pub with craft beer and big screens, open 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday through Thursday and until 11 p.m. Friday and Saturday; it's closed Sundays.

Our pick: Acadian Grille. It's on the same street, and it stays open until 9:30 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays, Funny Bone's busiest nights, so you can grab Cajun food before a late show without racing the clock.

Want more around this end of town? Our West Omaha guide covers more places to eat, drink, and shop.

Tips for a First Visit

• Buy your ticket online before you go, through the Etix link on the club's site; sales are final, so there's no changing your mind at the door.
• Show up 30 to 45 minutes before your scheduled time, and if you're in a group, arrive together so you're seated together.
• Bring your ID: this is a 21-and-up room unless the listing says otherwise.
• Leave the recording glasses at home, and don't plan on filming the show, since the club doesn't allow either.
• Budget for the two-item minimum per person, and remember you can order before or during the show.
• If you need accessible seating or another accommodation, call ahead rather than sorting it out at the door.
• Double-check that address one more time: 710 N. 114th St., Suite 210.

Get there a little early, grab your two items, and let the headliner do the rest. Lock in your tickets before you head out.