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 Gaylord Family - Oklahoma Memorial Stadium is one of America's most recognized college football cathedrals. Situated on the east side of the Norman campus, this historical facility is the largest sports arena in the state and ranks among the 15 largest on-campus facilities in the nation. Memorial Stadium's rich heritage has not hindered its evolution, a never-ending growth fueled by the football program's overwhelming popularity. Almost since its inception, the stadium has been a work in progress.
In 1921, University of Oklahoma students started a movement for construction of a student union. By 1925, the idea had grown to include a combined football stadium/student union. In the original architect's drawings, the north end of the proposed structure was strikingly similar to the present Oklahoma Memorial Union, which eventually was constructed separately when head coach Bennie Owen suggested it would be best to raise funds for a union and a stadium. The first game played at the site took place Oct. 20,1923 (a 63-7 win over Washington, Mo.), before the stadium/union plan got under way. The field was named Owen Field after Owen, who became a charter member of the National Football Hall of Fame. In 1925, the first contest was played in front of the new stands on the west side of the field. The 16,000-seat Oklahoma Memorial Stadium, named in honor of University personnel who died in World War I, was erected at a cost of approximately $293,000. Stands on the east side of the stadium were added prior to the 1929 season. That addition increased the seating capacity to 32,000, where it stood for 20 years. In 1949, OU president George L. Cross pushed for expansion and the result was a six-foot lowering of the old playing surface and the elimination of a running track that surrounded the playing area. The changes produced 7,000 new ringside seats and brought capacity to 55,000. The north end of the stadium also was enclosed. In 1957, green grandstand bleachers were added to the south end of the field, enabling the stadium to hold 61,836 fans. Eighteen years later came the addition of the upper deck and new press box. Another 8,436 seats were added at a cost of $5,726,345. Capacity for the 1975 National Championship season was 71,187. Before the 1980 season, the old green bleachers were replaced with the new south end zone facility. In addition to improved seating, the complex included coaches' offices, the weight room, meeting rooms, a training room, the equipment room and two locker rooms. The addition brought the stadium capacity to 75,004. Capacity was decreased to 72,765 prior to the 1998 season to provide more wheelchair seating. In July, 1970 the original natural grass surface was removed and artificial turf was installed. That tartan turf was replaced with super turf before the 1981 season. Owen Field returned to grass in 1994.
A stadium master plan was approved by the OU Board of Regents in June 1994. Construction of nine west side suites began in April 1995 and was completed that year. The suites are leased annually. Eight of the suites seat 12 and the President's suite seats 24. Subsequent improvements in 1997 included the installation of stadium lights to allow night games, a new scoreboard and a video screen. The Barry Switzer Center, named after the former OU head football coach, opened in April 1999. That complex includes a sports medicine facility with the latest equipment and technology to better accommodate OU's student-athletes; the Robin Siegfried and Family Strength and Conditioning Facility, which will accommodate more than 400 athletes; new locker rooms; new coaches offices; the Anderson All-American Plaza and the OU Touchdown Club Legends Lobby. In 2002, OU enacted plans to upgrade the entire stadium through four phases. Phase I replaced all stadium seating; expanded and renovated the north end athletics offices and Prentice Gautt Academic Center; expanded the stadium with the east side club, suites, and upper deck (total: $75 million). Phase II included a second level of suites on the east side, renovation and expansion of the Santee Lounge and club seats;, fan amenities on the east concourse; and expansion and improvements to the team meeting rooms in the Switzer Center (total:$ 9 million). Phase III included fan amenities on the west side, expansion and improvements to the coaches' offices and Legends Lobby of the Switzer Center (total: $12 million). All phases included improvements to disability accessibility to the stadium and support facilities. For Phase IV, OU's football facilities -- especially those which the student-athletes use daily -- were further upgraded in 2009. Improvements included a 9,000 square-foot football locker room including grooming areas, cold plunge hydrotherapy pools and players' lounge, a 10,000 square-foot athletic training space to include additional hydrotherapy for all teams, a 6,500 square-foot equipment room, a 4,000 square-foot team meeting room equipped with the latest technology, sound, and video equipment, and seating for more than 200 added to the more than 8,000 square feet of existing team meeting rooms. Phase IV also included expansion of HD and other technology-driven enhancements to the SoonerVision studio and production facilities. The final phase of the stadium project totaled $15 million, bringing the total for all improvements to the stadium and its support areas to more than $125 million since 1998.
OU Football Parking Map (PDF) | Public parking is limited on the main campus on game days. Fans are encouraged to arrive early. Spaces are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. It is recommended that fans utilize one of the three shuttle systems available. Limited parking that once existed on Brooks St. (north of the stadium) is no longer available and that street has been closed. Patrons are reminded to avoid parking in yellow-curbed areas, fire lanes and grass areas. Vehicles parked in those areas may be towed. Free parking is available at the Lloyd Noble Center located approximately one mile south of the stadium. A shuttle is provided for $2 round trip and unloads one block south of the stadium on First Street. The shuttle provides return trips for one hour after the conclusion of the game. Traffic Flow Four hours prior to kickoff there will be three street closures adjacent to the stadium. Lindsey St., which runs east and west along the southern edge of the stadium will close at Elm (west of the stadium) to just east of Jenkins Ave. Only those patrons with parking credentials for the Asp Avenue Parking Facility or the MP12 lot will be able to access Lindsey, and they must approach from the west. Jenkins Ave. will be closed south of Page to all traffic except for those with a Field House parking pass and south to Farmers Street. Brooks will be closed from Jenkins to Trout to all traffic but those with a parking pass for the Brooks Lot, Monnett Lot, Duck Pond Lot or East Side Stadium Suites Lot. No traffic except emergency vehicles and authorized support vehicles will be allowed west of Monnett on Brooks or south of the entrance of parking lot A-10 on Jenkins (Field House Lot). Tow away zones will be strictly enforced on both sides of Brooks between Jenkins and Trout. Free Gameday Parking Available at the Lloyd Noble Center (located approximately one mile south of the stadium). Patrons with a disability may ride the disability shuttle for $2 round trip. The disability shuttle originates at the Lloyd Noble Center and unloads on Asp Avenue, immediately west of the stadium, by Gates 1 through 4. Because of the high demand for the shuttle service, the service is restricted to those patrons who have a disability and one (1) caretaker for riders needing additional assistance. For more information about disability parking services, please call the Parking & Transportation Office at (405) 325-3311. Shuttle Service  Lloyd Noble Center: This shuttle begins three hours
before kickoff and is available at a cost of $2 per
rider. Lift-equipped vans also operate a shuttle
to and from the stadium. Those leave from the northeast
corner of the LNC parking lot. The shuttles run continuously
from three hours before the game until one hour after
the game. All patrons at the shuttle stop one hour
after the game ends will be transported. For information,
call (405) 325-2278.Max Westheimer Field: The shuttle operates
between the terminal and University Blvd., and Boyd
Avenue. It begins three hours before kickoff. Information
on that shuttle can be obtained by calling (405) 325-2278.Reserved Parking Most lots near the Gaylord Family - Oklahoma Memorial Stadium are reserved and require a pass. OU Parking Services offers reserved parking lots for fans purchasing season passes. Space is reserved until 30 minutes before kick-off time. An application for a season parking pass must be submitted. For information regarding season passes, please call OU Parking Services at (405) 325-3311 or email parking@ou.edu. Pay-to-Park Lots OU Parking Services sells many campus spaces, as lots not reserved are $15 per vehicle in the pay-to-park lots. Parking is on a first-come, first-served basis. Vehicles displaying a valid OU parking permit will be admitted to any pay lot without charge as long as space is available. OU parking permits are not authorized for the reserved lots. Asp Avenue Parking Facility Patrons parking in the new Asp Avenue Parking facility may be subject to vehicle searches. Photo identification matching the name of the person to whom the parking pass is issued is required. The parking facility closes on 6 p.m. each Friday of a home game and re-opens five hours prior to kickoff on Saturday for those with the appropriate parking credentials to that facility. Disability Parking Disability parking on main campus is limited. Reserved disability parking is available for a fee and is located in the parking facility connected to the west side of the stadium. Please call (405) 325-3311. City Streets Parking The City of Norman will be enforcing parking restrictions on all streets on game days. The primary area of enforcement will be "No Parking" areas that are not exempted on game days. Please take the time to read the signs before parking on a city street. Fans are encouraged to use the free parking areas and shuttles at the Lloyd Noble Center. RV Parking Oklahoma's RV Tailgate Program | RV parking will be available in the southwest corner of the Lloyd Noble Center located approximately one mile south of the stadium with access to the Lloyd Noble Center shuttle to the stadium. A limited number of reserved electric (30 & 50 amps) and non-electric spaces are available for purchase on a season and single game basis. For more information about RV parking at the Lloyd Noble Center please call the Lloyd Noble Center Business Office at (405) 325-4666. RV parking is not allowed in any campus parking lot except for those designated for RV parking. Trailer Parking Paid Lots: No permit is required. This is a Paid Lot. Cost is $15 per vehicle (for example, cost of vehicle and trailer is $30). No overnight parking. Trailers and vehicles may enter beginning 8:00 am on game day. Spaces may not be held, taped, or otherwise reserved prior to entry and parking. Vehicles may park with the trailersPermit Lots: A parking permit is required for the space used by the trailer in addition to the permit for the space used by a vehicle. If you do not have two permits you may not bring in a trailer and a vehicle into a Permit Lot. No overnight parking. Trailers and vehicles may enter beginning 8:00 am on game day. Spaces may not be held, taped, or otherwise reserved prior to entry and parking. Do not use reserved space without a specific permit for that location. Vehicles and/or trailers may not enter, leave and then reenter a lot (to ¡¥drop off¡¦ a trailer or for any other reason). There is no re-entry.Bus Parking Bus parking is available on a first-come, first-served basis on the South Oval. Once the South Oval bus parking fills bus drivers will be instructed to unload and then proceed to the Lloyd Noble Center to park for the game. There is no charge for bus parking and space cannot be reserved.
Tailgating on football gamedays is a wonderful and long-standing tradition at the University of Oklahoma. The University's tailgating policy is designed to ensure: The comfort and enjoyment of gameday patrons.The safety, security, and well-being of all
people associated with gameday activities, andThe safeguarding and preservation of all public
property under the management of the University. Tents, Awnings, Etc. The setting up of tents, awnings, and similar equipment may commence at 12 noon on the day immediately preceding the game, most typically on Friday for a Saturday game. The items must be taken down and removed by 12 noon on the day immediately following, typically Sunday. Tents, awnings, and similar equipment must be securely anchored. Stakes must not be longer than 12 inches in order not to interfere with underground utilities. Any such items that are set up outside of this timeframe or that collapse or are blown off their sites will be removed by the University. The University Administration and Finance Office, (405) 325-5161, may be contacted for information about how items may be recovered. Items not claimed within a reasonable time may be disposed of by the University at its discretion. Tents, awnings, similar items, and tailgating activities of any kind are prohibited on several locations including, but not limited to, the North and South Ovals, Jacobson Hall and Carpenter Hall lawns, Heisman Park, Oliver Walk, Brooks Mall and areas adjacent to Brooks Mall including lawn north of the stadium and lawn south of Wagner Hall, and student residential areas. (Student groups permitted by the Office of Student Life will be allowed near residential areas.) Tailgating activity that takes up vacant parking spaces or otherwise interferes with vehicle movement within a parking lot is prohibited. In order to protect parking lot surfaces, tents, awnings, and similar items that require ground stakes are prohibited. The University will provide and locate portable toilets at convenient locations around the grounds. Individuals, groups or businesses are prohibited from bringing or arranging the delivery of their own toilets. Generators Generators may be used so long as they do not damage University property; if a generator is placed on a grassy area it must rest on a board or other hard material to protect the grass and soil beneath. The hooking into, connecting to, or similar use of University utilities and/or television or communication cable services is prohibited. Grilling, Fires All fires must be contained within grills or other containers listed and approved specifically for cooking or heating. Uncontained bonfires or campfires are prohibited. All fires must be constantly attended. Grills, smokers or other open flame and heat producing devices are not allowed inside buildings or parking garages. Grills, smokers or other open flame and heat producing devices shall be located a minimum of 25 feet away from combustible structures or 10 feet away from non-combustible structures and shall not obstruct the ingress or egress from any building. Extinguish charcoal fires thoroughly with water before leaving them unattended. Please extinguish charcoal in designated containers or remove it from campus for disposal. Do not dump charcoal on the ground, in trash cans or in dumpsters. The maximum size propane gas cylinder allowed is 20 lbs. (5 gallon water capacity). A maximum of one spare cylinder is allowed at any cooking location and shall be located a minimum of 10 feet from the cooking or heating operation. While in use and in storage, propane gas cylinders shall be secured in the upright position or positioned so that the pressure relief valve is in direct communication with the vapor space of the cylinder. If tents are being used, the tent shall be UL approved and have a Fire Resistive Rating Label. Tents/canopies used for grilling shall be completely open on all sides. Cooking and heating shall not be conducted in enclosed tents. A means to properly extinguish or turn off cooking or heating devices shall be provided (i.e. fire extinguisher, gas control valve, etc.). Corporate Tailgates Corporate or commercially sponsored tailgates are prohibited except in designated locations. Those who wish to organize and provide such sites should contact Sooner Sports Properties at (405) 325-2148. Companies are prohibited from issuing free or sample products without being properly licensed by the University. The University Real Estate Operations Office, (405) 325-6041, may be contacted for information. Vehicles Small non-University vehicles such as golf carts, all-terrain vehicles, and the like are prohibited on campus. Trailers and vehicles are prohibited from parking on the grass. Trailer parking is allowed at designated sites: Any paid-lot permits are NOT required. Permit Lots - permits ARE required. A permit is required for the vehicle; an additional permit is required for the trailer.
Access Management System will be used for entry
at all gates. The bar code on each ticket will be scanned
by the gate attendant. Each individual is encouraged
to hold their own ticket to assist in expediting the
scanning process. As fans enter the stadium, they
should make sure that the ticket-taker has scanned
the ticket(s) to ensure that your attendance is counted
towards your priority points. If a ticket is damaged
and cannot be scanned, fans should visit one of the
ticket resolution centers at Ticket Office near Gate
1 and gates 5, 7, 10 and 12.Students (Gates 7 & 12) and suite and club
seat holders and Santee Lounge guests (Gates 3, 10
and Asp Parking Garage Level 5) may enter the stadium
two hours prior to kickoff. All others may enter 90
minutes before kickoff.Gates for general public entry are 1, 2, 3, 4,
5, 6, 7, 9, 11 and 12.East side suite and club seat holders may enter
through gate 10 or any other gate. An interior entrance
for club and suite holders also exists inside the stadium
at gate 10 for patrons who may have entered the stadium
at another location.Student ticket upgrades will be addressed at Gate
7.Public Will Call, lost ticket reports and Disability
Services are located in the main ticket office, located
in the Asp Avenue Parking Facility, near Gate 1.Pedestrians coming to the stadium from the north
can walk south down Asp Avenue, then follow sidewalks
to the east of Oklahoma Memorial Union and Price College
of Business. Fans can also go west on sidewalks south
of the Union that run through an area between the Library
and the College of Business to a sidewalk on the north
end of Van Fleet Oval. Also available are the sidewalks
down Jenkins Avenue, which is one block east of Asp.No public re-entry is permitted
with medical/emergency situations being only exception.
Fans may exit and return to the
stadium at any time during the game for medical or
other emergency situations. Extraordinary circumstances
may permit emergency exit at any gate. Fans departing
for medical/emergency situations will be allowed to
exit and re-enter throughout the game with pass out
check and ticket back through the same gate when exiting
the stadium.
OU Athletics Accessibility Information | Oklahoma offers ADA seating the day of the game. OU will trade two (2) of your current tickets for two (2) ADA seats: one (1) for the person in need of assistance and one (1) for a companion. It is on a first-come, first-served basis. Those interested will need to come to the OU Athletics Ticket Office located in the Asp Ave. Parking Facility immediately west of the stadium in order to exchange tickets for ADA seating on the day of the game. Elevator Passes The season ticket holder must provide a doctor's note stating that an elevator is required due to a medical condition. This letter must be presented to the ticket office prior to the day of the event. Please contact the OU Athletics Ticket Office.
Except for items pertaining to medical conditions or child care, all bags, backpacks, fanny packs, cases for binoculars, cameras or other items, and purses larger than 10" by 10" are prohibited. Only items required for medical or family needs plus empty, clear personal-sized containers suitable for drinking water are permitted. All purses allowed into the stadium will be searched. Containers measuring 10" x 10" will be placed at each entry to Gaylord Family - Oklahoma Memorial Stadium. Purses that do not fit into the container will not be permitted inside the stadium. Prohibited items must be returned to the owner's car or discarded. Any unlawful items are subject to confiscation, and the person in possession is subject to arrest. Prohibited items include: Alcoholic beverages Baby seatsBaby strollersBags, backpacks, fanny packs and purses larger than
10" by 10"BalloonsBanners, SignsBeach BallsCameras (professional equipment or cameras with long
telephoto lenses)Coolers or containersExplosivesFolding chairs or stoolsFood and beveragesIce chestLaser pointersPets (with the exception of service animals used
by disabled guests)Personal heatersStadium seats with armrests and/or over 16 inches
wideUmbrellas are NOT allowed inside the stadium per
Big 12 ConferenceNoisemakers of any type (i.e. air horn, plastic horn,
whistles, etc.)Video cameras
Unauthorized solicitation inside or outside the stadium is prohibited. Throwing objects onto the playing field is prohibited and punishable by state and local law. Violators are subject to immediate arrest, prosecution, and revocation of this license. Any person who enters the field area without the appropriate University-issued credential is trespassing and is subject to immediate arrest, prosecution, and revocation of this license. All signs, banners, placards and leaflets are prohibited inside the stadium except as authorized in advance by the OU Athletics Department. Management reserves the right to eject, and revoke any ticket to future events without refund, any person who violates any of the terms of the license (refer to back of ticket) or any state, local, or federal laws. Violators are subject to immediate arrest, prosecution, and permanent revocation of this license.
Your cooperation and assistance are major factors in our security and emergency/weather procedures. In the unlikely event of an emergency or severe weather condition, please follow these procedures: Remain calm at all times.Listen to and follow all instructions that will
be provided to you promptly over the public address
system (PA).Remain in your seat until you are promptly instructed
to the safest exit. Please note that the exit nearest
you may not be the safest exit.You may be directed to exit onto the field and
out the field gates in each corner of the field.Assist each other and exit in a controlled and
calm manner as instructed.Specific instructions are provided for the suites
and other enclosed areas. Patrons at those locations
should read and be familiar with those instructions.If you see or become aware of any activity that is unusual, suspicious, or causes you concern, please reports that activity to the nearest uniformed officer or security personnel. The normal exit locations are listed below. In case of an emergency or severe weather, please wait for and listen to instructions from the Public Address Announcements. Fans seated in sections 1-10 and west upper
decks, please use west exits - Gates 1-4Fans seated in sections 11-19, please use northwest
exit - Gate 5Fans seated in sections 20-29, please use northeast
exit - Gate 7Fans seated in sections 30-37, please use southeast
exit - Gate 11-12Fans seated in sections 38-40, please use southwest
exit - Gate 1Fans seated in sections 226-235, please use
the ramp exits to Gate 9Fans seated in sections 124-135 club seats and
east side suites, please use East exit - Gate 9 -10
Alcoholic Beverages: Alcoholic beverages of any kind are prohibited in public areas at OU athletic events. Animals: No pets or animals of any kind are allowed in the facilities, with the exception of service animals used by disabled guests. ATM Machines: An ATM machine is located on the east and west side in stadium, between Gates 1 & 2 and Gates 9 & 10. Band Route: This season, the Pride of Oklahoma's pre-game activities will include a concert on the lawn area just north of Jacobsen Hall, directly across from Campus Corner. The concert will begin one hour and thirty minutes prior to kick off. Additionally, on all home game dates, the Pride will parade to the stadium and will pass through Campus Corner, with the exception of the Homecoming game. Banners & Signs: Only banners approved by game management may be displayed in designated areas. Camera Policy: Point-and-shoot cameras are permitted inside the stadium. Video cameras are prohibited inside the stadium. Campaigning: No picketing, leafletting, sign, displays or peddling is permitted within 300 of the stadium on gameday. View OU's complete policy on political campaigning and other non-University events on gamedays here. Chair Back Rental: Sooner seat backs are available at all major entrances of Memorial Stadium for $5. Checked Items: If a guest has items that cannot be brought into the facility, those items are not to be left at the gate for pickup after the game. Concessions: The concession stands located throughout the Gaylord Family-Oklahoma Memorial Stadium, offers an exciting menu for fans in 2008. See stadium map for locations. No outside food or beverages are permitted. Disability Seating: For information on disability seating call the Athletic Ticket Office at 800-456-GoOU or visit their office located on the plaza level of the Asp Avenue Parking Facility immediately west of Gaylord Family - Oklahoma Memorial Stadium. Evacuation: In case of evacuation instructions will be given over the public address system. Gate personnel and ushers will assist directing fans to the appropriate exits. Exiting After Games: Guests will leave the facilities via the main gates. No guests are permitted on the field. First Aid: Gomer Jones Medical Facility - located at the North End of the stadium - Section 19 ground level. Gates Open: Gates 7 & 12 will open two hours prior to kickoff for OU students with a game ticket and valid OU ID; All suites, club and Santee Lounge patrons are allowed in gates 3 & 10 two hours prior to kick-off; All other Gates 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 9, & 11 will open one and one-half hour or (90 minutes) prior to kickoff. Guest Service Kiosk: Kiosks will be located near gates 1, 5, 7, 11/12 along with upper decks on east and west. The kiosks are available to provide fans with a convenient location to obtain information, offer suggestions, voice concerns and request assistance during games. Inclement Weather: In the event of inclement weather, (i.e. dangerous winds, tornado, electrical storm, etc.) all guests must be advised that it is in their best interest to seek shelter. Emergency instructions will be delivered via the public address system and the message boards when possible. Lost Children: Parents/guardians with a lost child should contact the nearest police officer or event staff member. That person will then contact the proper personnel to insure the quickest remedy to the situation. If a child gets separated from his/her party, he/she should notify the nearest police officer or event staff member. If the child knows his/her seat location, attempts will be made to return the child to that location. A "TAG-A-KID" program is offered to fans attending the game with children. Patrons wishing to participate should visit the TAG-A-KID booth located at Sooner Fan Fest on the North side of the stadium prior to the game. A representative will provide children a wristband containing their parent or guardian's name and seat location, making it easier to reunite the parties should they become separated. Lost & Found: During the game you may check at the Gomer Jones Medical Facility office located in the North End of the stadium. After the game, all unclaimed items are turned over to the OU Physical Plant, and you may contact them at (405) 325-6953 if you have any questions. Merchandise & Game Programs: Merchandise stands are located along the East side, West side, North End Zone and the South End Zone. Official game programs are on sale for $5 outside the stadium and at select locations inside the stadium. Pedicabs: Pedicabs must abide by all traffic laws, including observance of one-way traffic. They should extend courtesy and yield to pedestrians. Gameday Pedicab Policy | Pedicab Perimeter Map Radios/Televisions: Single speaker radios and hand held televisions are allowed into the stadium only if they do not interfere with other guests' enjoyment of the game. Smoking: Gaylord Family-Oklahoma Memorial Stadium is a non-smoking facility. Designated smoking areas are located at gates 1, 5, 7, 11. (West Side ramp for Santee Lounge & Upper Deck Patrons and near Section 234 for those in the upper deck east side.) Throwing Items: Throwing items will not be tolerated. The offender will be removed from the stadium and is subject to arrest. A police officer does not have to see this activity to have the person removed. Tickets: For ticket information call (800) 456-GoOU or order online at SoonerSports.com. The OU Athletic Ticket Office is located on the plaza level of the Asp Avenue Parking Facility immediately west of Gaylord Family - Oklahoma Memorial Stadium. The OU Athletic Ticket Office hours are Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. The Ticket Office is open at least 3 hours prior to kickoff on game days. The OU Athletic Ticket Office is not responsible for and cannot guarantee the authenticity of any tickets purchased from someone other than the Ticket Office. Will Call is located in the Ticket Office. Photo identification must be presented in order to receive tickets. Video Cameras: Video cameras are prohibited inside of the stadium. |
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