Portable Storage and Moving in Omaha, NE

1-800-PACK-RAT Moving & Storage Services in Omaha, NE

1-800-PACK-RAT can service locations in and around Omaha, including Lincoln, Chalco, Ralston, Waterloo, Fremont, Inglewood, Offutt AFB, Blair, Papillion, Bellevue, and La Vista, NE; and Crater Lake, Chautauqua, Glenwood, Pacific Junction, Atlantic, and Missouri Valley, IA, and the surrounding areas. If you're looking for a moving and storage company in and around Omaha, we're here for you!

Moving to Omaha? Check Out These Top Attractions:

1. The Old Market - This historically preserved district serves as a reminder of Omaha's history as a bustling railroad hub for westward expansion in the 19th century. The Old Market also serves as a social district today, with restaurants, shops, live events and music, hotels and much more.

2. Lauritzen Gardens - Featuring 100 acres of horticulture on display, the Lauritzen Gardens has been one of Omaha's most beautiful and scenic spots. Located near the heart of downtown Omaha and being a stone's throw away from the winding Missouri River, the Lauritzen Gardens are a wonderful spot to unwind and take nature in.

3. Omaha Children's Museum - This hands-on museum provides wonderful and fun learning experiences for children. With playgrounds, interactive exhibits, art centers, and more, you and your children can have hours of fun exploring all the museum has to offer!

Here Are Some Fun Facts About Omaha:

1. Ever had a Reuben sandwich? If so, you can thank Reuben Kulakofsky, a local grocer in Omaha in 1925 who made the sandwich up for a group of late-night poker enthusiasts at The Blackstone Hotel. The hotel's owner, who happened to be one of the poker players, enjoyed it so much he put it on the hotel's menu and the rest is history.

2. Omaha got its name from the Omaha tribe of Native Americans who once inhabited the area. The name Omaha is derived from the tribe's name for themselves, which when translated means "dwellers on the bluff."

3. Omaha is also known for producing two of the 20th century's most influential actors. Actor and dancer Fred Astaire was born in Omaha in 1899, while Marlon Brando was born in 1924. And while he wasn't born in Omaha, legendary talk show host Johnny Carson got his career in showbusiness started in Omaha, with his first TV show called "The Squirrel's Nest," where Carson would interview pigeons on the rooftop of the courthouse and talk about the dealings of the politicians they watched. Comic Red Skelton would discover Carson on another show he started, inviting him to be a writer for his show on a different channel, which catapulted him into stardom.

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