Nicely designed stadium. Easy access. Lots of parking within 5 minutes walk. Next to Greenwood…read morearea, which is an important, although shameful part of American history.

i've been here at oneok field for baseball games, soccer games, even a kickball game. this all…read morecarried on throughout years & years. i've had friends who were employed for the tulsa drillers (one of them who used to be a mascot for the drillers is now the mascot for the miami heat) so sometimes i'd be on the field or even the locker rooms + seeing things that go on behind the scenes. my experiences here have always been good. as far as seating goes, i'm not sure which view is my favorite. sometimes sitting in the suite or even being in the area that's up a set a stairs are what i'm quick to do. whether it's baseball or soccer, the crowds are really supportive (i really wanted to witness fc tulsa win the championship from their past season... let's see how the next season goes). one thing i don't remember is the food, i'll have to change that asap because recently, there's been a special edition boomtown coney that i should've already tried.

Cox Business Center is a convention/venue located in downtown Tulsa. They offer rental space for…read morejust about any occasion - private or business. The event list ranges from talk shows to games to concerts to private parties, & company meetings! It's very modern in design, super clean, and boasts large restrooms. We had the pleasure of attending an indoor, Indian POW WOW in late July and it was a phenomenal experience! If you have an opportunity to attend an event or need to rent a space, check their website for calendar events and availability! You will not be disappointed! They are another great asset to downtown Tulsa! Enjoy!

Cox Business Center / Tulsa Convention Center needs to increase their security presence. After…read moreseeming to have had someone follow me in from my car, while setting up for a conference today, and no security to be seen. There's increasing vagrants in downtown and increasing security is warranted.

I totally recommend coming to a Drillers game. The organization makes sure that the attending a…read moregame is a fun experience. You never know what you're going to see at the game as far as entertaining events, competitions between innings, or animals running out to retrieve a bat. You also get a beautiful view of downtown Tulsa. The stadium so it's really clean and very nice. As far as negatives go, I went to Drilly Philly for a Philadelphia cheesesteak, and the menu said it came with chips. Guy handed me my sandwich and there were no chips. Went to the cashier and said, isn't this supposed to come with chips and he said, "no they didn't give us any." Moral of the story is don't go to Drilly Philly. Go to Siegi's instead at section 107.

We love watching games at the Drillers' stadium. It's the best of all the things. It's a fun game…read moreplus excitement from the crowd. It's clean and the food options are pretty good, but expect to pay a chunk of change for your snacks. They have quite a few give aways and they put on a great firework show.

Want something fun to do on a balmy summer night? Check out a Tulsa Athletics football game! They…read morescore in buckets, so no fear of your typical one-nil match. Housed in the former Driller's stadium, the field has been converted to a pitch, with great seating and fun family activities in the former outfield. Concessions are available and the tickets can be had for a song. And the location in the heart of mid-town Tulsa can't be beat! Soccer fans should also be sure to check out the "It's Always Sonny in Soccerdelphia" podcast hosted by team owner Sonny Dalesandro. Get some Athletics gear and check them out soon!

Tulsa Expo Square is home to the Golden Driller on Historic Route 66…read more The orange and blue colors with white and silver accents really stood out, and looked great against the green grass and blue sky. I didn't get to go inside as it was closed but it does have curb appeal.

Another great mystical gathering and shopping experience for the metaphysical and unusual…read more I did enjoy this event. The Tulsa Oddities and Curiosities had a bit more vendors and show guests this year. So the whole atmosphere did not dissapoint the dark hobby enthusiasts one bit. Dressing up and hanging out is encouraged. 2025 was in the mirth books for sure. I recommend checking out the antique and unique booths next time!!

Great place to see a concert. Alice Cooper, Def Leppard, and Motley Crue rocked out I hope they…read morehave more concerts here as it's a great venue. Free parking and shuttles at OSU campus is a plus.

In the area to watch high school playoff football... Great place to catch a game! Not a bad seat in…read morethe house in my perspective. The food stations had a variety of menus and pricing wasn't over the top expensive.. Bathroom in and out of flow needs some work. The parking is spread out and I parked for free....so I can't complain. Hadn't been to the stadium since 2007 10/10 times I would return... I have yet to have a bad time here Respectfully, Bryan Moore Oklahoma

Winterfest is one of my favorite Tulsa holiday traditions. Every year, there's an ice-skating rink…read moreusually outside BOK center on 3rd Street (last year it was inside) and it's a wonderful family-friendly activity. It's pretty affordable too if you're an Arvest customer (tickets are $6 instead of $12) or if you go on Mondays and Wednesdays. If you bring canned food for food drive Monday, tickets are only $6 and if you donate any new or gently used warm items (coats, gloves, blankets, hats etc.) on Warmth Wednesdays, you get half off tickets too. This is its 15th year, and it keeps getting better and better. I love taking my nieces and nephew and enjoying skating under the downtown lights. We always bundle up and enjoy hot cocoa when we get cold. We also love taking pictures by the huge Christmas tree. This year, there are fun events like breakfast and brunch with Santa. There is also an addition of holiday shops on certain days which is a great idea since not everyone actually skates. There are also carriage rides available. Sometimes there are private events so make sure to check the calendar before heading down there to make sure the rink is open to the public.

Had fun but admission was overpriced considering I brought my own ice skates. I also was having…read moretroubles with the tickets and had to buy the ice skate + slide combo which I didn't want to do, but it was the only way I could get in. Thank you to the girl who let me go down the slide once after they closed. I was impressed with the rink. The refrigeration was perfect. (No puddles at all) I didn't know if Oklahoma ice would compare to Indiana ice but there wasn't a lot of differences. Great location, environment, good choice of background music, and friendly staff. Would go again!