Tulsa Oilers Tickets
Tulsa, OK
Overall Rating
4.6
By Chris
Great fun
BOK Center - Tulsa
We are in our second year of season tickets. And it’s a lot of fun . And great to cheer for our team.
By OkieAlways
Great Team, Great Venue
BOK Center - Tulsa
Love going to Oilers games and concert at the BOK!
By Steve
Tulsa Oilers Hockey initiation for me
BOK Center - Tulsa
Really enjoyed the game, parking was good (I prepaid for a space), and the seating offered a good view of the rink. The seating wasn’t the most comfortable, but if that’s my only complaint I’d say it was a really good 1st time event for me and my fiancé. We look forward to catching other venues in Tulsa.
By William W.
First Hockey Game
BOK Center - Tulsa
This was my first hockey game to attend and it was a great experience. I am a large person and the seats were comfortable. The crowd was very enthusiastic and there were numerous fan interactions during intermission and down time. As expected the concessions were excessive on their pricing, but the overall experience, freedom from politics and all around entertainment value was very welcoming and refreshing.
By Oilers fan
Easy to get tickets
BOK Center - Tulsa
My wife and I love going to the Oilers hockey games! This is the only site I trust to buy tickets from, I have been able to get the same area multiple times to watch the games, it's so easy to use and get the area I want to sit, the price isn't too shabby either!
By Ty
First hockey match!
BOK Center - Tulsa
This was a great experience for a first hockey match! My brother, my son, and myself have never been. The fans, the atmosphere, and the event have us ready to go again.
By HILLBILLY
EXCITING
BOK Center - Tulsa
WILL DEFINITELY GO AGAIN! EVEN THOUGH I KNOW VERY LITTLE ABOUT THE GAME MY WIFE AND I HADE A VERY FUN TIME. KINDA MY BUCKET LIST. PLUS OILERS WON FANTASTIC. NOW ON TO OILERS ARENA FOOT BALL AND THEN DRILLERS BASEBALL. SO LOOKING FORWARD TO IT!
By Rick
Needs more energy
BOK Center - Tulsa
Very blah! The atmosphere needs more excitement and energy. Flashing lights, energetic music, getting the fans more into the game. If it wasn't for the red light, we wouldn't really know Tulsa scored a goal. Really kinda boring.
By Dink
Great Time w/Grandboys
BOK Center - Tulsa
It was a very good time with my grandboys; they enjoyed it! We sat by the wall on the ice, and they really like the energy of the players and excitement of the crowd!
By Keith
Awesome
BOK Center - Tulsa
It was awesome even for someone who has no idea what is going on! I will definitely be back and start learning the rules
Info
About the Tulsa Oilers at BOK Center
The Tulsa Oilers are a member of the ECHL, a mid-level professional hockey league. The team plays at the Bank of Oklahoma Center, located right in Tulsa, just east of Interstate 244. The capacity of the BOK Center is over 17,000 for hockey games, and besides the Oilers, the complex hosts arena football matches, basketball games and concerts. The arena is a stunning structure, and the flagship project of Tulsa County's Vision 2025 development initiative. The Oilers are affiliated with the San Diego Gulls of the American Hockey League (AHL) and the Anaheim Ducks of the National Hockey League (NHL). Despite the suspended 2019-20 season, the Oilers remain one of the top teams in the ECHL, making it all the way to the Conference Finals in 2018-19 before being ousted in seven games by the Toledo Walleye. Fans at the stadium can expect a luxury experience, with 14 concession outlets spread across the arena, seven of which host restaurants and establishments local to the Tulsa area. Additionally, the interior hallways are lined with art and artifacts, some paying tribute to the rich Native American past of Oklahoma.
Tulsa Oilers Background
The Tulsa Oilers have been operating in some capacity since 1928, when they joined the five-team American Hockey Association. Hockey Hall of Famer Clint Smith played the 1947-48 season with the Tulsa Oilers after a career in the NHL with the New York Rangers and Chicago Black Hawks. From 1964 to 1984, the Oilers were a member of the Central Hockey League (CHL), where they were champions in 1968, 1976 and 1984. After the league folded, the Oilers joined a newly formed CHL in 1992, where they remained until 2014, when they moved to the ECHL as part of a group of expansion teams. In 2015, the Oilers were affiliated with the Manitoba Moose of the AHL and the Winnipeg Jets of the NHL, and later with the St. Louis Blues of the NHL. The Oilers’ three-year deal with the Anaheim Ducks and San Diego Gulls began during the 2020-21 season.