Going to see Frozen in Tulsa on the 13th too ? Sorry, but the lack of specificity left that one wide open. LOL. I'm sure it involves that fancy "fooseball".

Definitely fooseball: https://ucdavisaggies.com/news/2020/2/23/aggie-football-to-open-2021-season-at-tulsa

https://www.espn.com/college-football/game?gameId=401300994

working on 6thman to make the trip north, the day of game is what's holding it up.

what kind of flight did you get? We looked into using United miles but couldn’t find any non-stop. We decided the trip to San Diego was a better option!

we got Southwest, Thursday morning from OAK > DAL > TUL and TUL > LAS > OAK Saturday afternoon; best prices compared to what I could find elsewhere.

I'm definitely planning on driving up from Dallas for that one for sure. I used to have family in Tulsa and know the lay of the land pretty well so if anyone needs any recommendation for hotels or anything or that sort just let me know. Hope to get to meet a few fellow Ags!

Can you tell us some highlights for first time visitors?

It's a 4-1/2 hr drive to Tulsa from Dallas, and a 1-1/2 hr drive from Oklahoma City to Tulsa.

...and as smarterray said, Southwest looks to have very cheap flights from Oakland with single connectors Wednesday night. Approx. 5.5 hour travel time to Tulsa (from Oakland and Sac), going for Wanna Get Away Costs looks like abou $315 round trip depending on when you leave and return.

Would recommend taking W, Th and F off to anybody working, shortest flights out of CA are in the morning on Wednesday (as of right now).

I'll do my best! It's been a few years since I've been up there and there's actually been a fair amount of development in that time. In terms of nightlife or entertainment options, I'd recommend the Blue Dome District downtown which has the best selection of bars and restaurants in the area It's turned into a pretty cool little scene in an area of downtown that had previously been totally dead. There's also a Hard Rock Casino & Hotel on the edge of town that's also only a few years old that's a really good option to spend an evening. If you're looking to kill some time shopping there's a nice upscale mall, Utica Square, that's centrally located with several quality restaurants also. The area right around the campus doesn't really have much to offer and isn't exactly in the nicest part of town, so I'd probably try and stay near downtown. Ask away if there's anything else I can help with!

http://bluedomedistrict.com/
https://www.uticasquare.com/
https://www.hardrockcasinotulsa.com/