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GameDay tips
By GUERIN EMIG, World sports writer
Published:
8/30/2008 2:07 AM
Last Modified: 8/30/2008 3:03 AM
Arrive early and expect to walk:
There are a limited number of pay lots for $10 in the stadium's vicinity. Parking that once existed on Brooks Street north of the stadium is no longer available. Free parking is available at the Lloyd Noble Center approximately one mile south of the stadium. Fans may take a shuttle from there to a drop point a block south of the stadium for $2. It runs three hours before kickoff and for one hour after the game's conclusion.
Stay awhile:
Once you are inside the stadium, expect to remain until you are ready to go home. Fans will not be allowed re-entry into the game unless there are extraordinary circumstances such as a medical emergency.
Pack light:
You are not allowed to take bags, backpacks, camera/binocular cases, fanny packs or purses larger than 10-inches by 10-inches inside with you. Exceptions will be made for medical conditions and child care. Also, clear personal-sized containers for drinking water are allowed.
Leave in the car:
Other items not allowed inside the stadium include outside food and beverages, video cameras, umbrellas, baby seats, strollers, folding chairs, banners and signs and noisemakers
For your entertainment:
The free interactive Sooner Fan Fest once again will set up directly north of the stadium three hours before kickoff. It includes games for children, autograph opportunities, food services and a video board showing other games from around the country. Fan Fest closes at kickoff.
Let
the music play:
The Pride of Oklahoma marching band will perform on the lawn just north of Jacobsen Hall directly across from Campus Corner an hour and a half before kickoff. The band also will parade to the stadium, passing through Campus Corner en route.
By GUERIN EMIG, World sports writer
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