Oklahoma (Norman, OK)

Distance from Oklahoma Memorial Stadium: 23 Miles

Address: 7100 Terminal Drive, Unit 937, Oklahoma City, OK 73159

Airlines: Alaska Airlines, Allegiant, American Airlines, Delta, Frontier, Southwest, United.

Scout Tips:

•  It is an easy airport to get into and security was quick. Rental cars are available off property.
• Stay in OKC and it is an easy drive to Norman.

Distance from stadium: 4.2 Miles

Overall Scout Rating: 10

Price: 8

Proximity to Campus: 6

Quality: 10

Scout Tips: The hotel is 10 minutes from campus, with several restaurants close by.

Distance from stadium: 21 Miles

Overall Scout Rating: 9

Price: 5

Proximity to Campus: 7

Quality: 6

Scout Tips: It’s a quick and easy drive in and out of the stadium.

• There is no field access until 7 minutes in the fourth quarter. At venues where this happens, it is often harder to meet your contacts.
• Lyft and Ubers seem to be slow. Pre-order if you want to get to the stadium at specific time.
• The press box is small and doesn’t have much food.
• There is an app on fans phone for night games that creates a light show. There is pretty cool lighting within the stadium.

Oklahoma Memorial Stadium is located at 1185 Asp Ave, Norman, OK 73019

Directions, road closures, parking maps and more can be found at the official venue website below.

The Mont
A Norman classic, The Mont is legendary among Sooners for its relaxed atmosphere, Tex-Mex plates, and the iconic Swirl — a frozen margarita layered with sangria. The patio fills up quickly on game weekends, and it’s a go-to spot for alumni reunions and pregame drinks before heading to Owen Field.

The Garage Burgers & Beer
Casual, lively, and distinctly Oklahoma, The Garage serves up loaded burgers, hand-cut fries, and local craft brews. It’s a popular hangout for students and visiting fans, with TVs lining the walls and a fun gameday buzz that lasts all weekend.

Ray’s Smokehouse BBQ
For authentic Oklahoma barbecue, Ray’s is a must. Slow-smoked ribs, brisket, and pulled pork highlight the menu, alongside hearty sides like mac and cheese and baked beans. The portions are generous, and the hospitality is pure Sooner State.

Hideaway Pizza
Founded in Stillwater but beloved across Oklahoma, Hideaway is a fan favorite for big groups and families. Known for its creative specialty pizzas and cheesy breadsticks, it’s a crowd-pleaser that’s just a short drive from campus.

Tarahumara’s Mexican Café
Family-owned and always packed, Tarahumara’s is Norman’s go-to for authentic Mexican comfort food. From sizzling fajitas to oversized margaritas, it’s the perfect spot for a celebratory dinner after a Sooners win.

Scratch Kitchen & Cocktails
For a more refined meal, Scratch offers elevated comfort food with a creative twist. The cocktails are top-notch, and the downtown location gives it a polished yet laid-back vibe — ideal for alumni dinners or quieter Sunday brunches.

Charlson’s 

We were in search of a quiet relaxing dinner and Charleston’s was perfect. The service was great from top to bottom. We were warmly welcomed at the door, our waiter was on top of everything throughout our meal, and the manager came by to ask if we needed anything. My husband enjoyed their crispy, delicious chicken fingers with baked beans and coleslaw, while I had the ruby red trout with asparagus and flavorful rice pilaf. Everything was incredible! -Yelp

Magic Noodle

Hand pulled noodles right in front of us! The flavor was out of this world! I wasn’t sure what to order so I basically asked the server what is most popular for a first timer. I can’t remember what we had but it was delicious!
Never rushed by the wait staff. The employees were so kind and friendly. Ambiance was low key and comfortable.
I’m getting hungry just thinking about those hand-made noodles. Please check them out, you will love it! -Yelp

Scout Tip: Campus Corner is an area off main street with food, bars and shops. They have a huge screen that showed the game for people that didn’t go. The screen was still showing other college games hours after this game ended.

Just a 10-minute drive from campus, this entertainment hub features concerts, restaurants, and gaming. It’s a popular alumni hangout after games, with frequent shows by big-name country and rock artists.

Located right on campus, this museum houses an impressive collection of European, American, and Native American art — including works by Monet, Degas, and Georgia O’Keeffe. Admission is free, making it an easy cultural stop for fans looking to explore OU’s artistic side.

Lined with local shops, cafes, and art spaces, downtown Norman blends small-town charm with creative energy. Visit during the monthly 2nd Friday Art Walk for live music, food trucks, and open galleries that showcase the local culture beyond football.