Choctaw Stadium Concerts 2024

The exterior and interior still feels like a brand new ball park. I was happy and excited to bring my oldest boy to his first professional sports game there. The one big downside is how unclean and broken the men's restrooms were. Broken doors. Filth all on the floor. Really disgusting stuff. The food was exorbitantly high. Major League, baseball and football games are so expensive. Just for the tickets themselves. I find a way to go to a UFL game and the concessions for just a sandwich was more than the cost of tickets. Professional sports is making it more and more burdensome for working people to enjoy with their families. It's becoming an elitist activity.

Yet another experience I will NOT ever forget since it has altered my life! This review is specifically related to those with disabilities related to using equipment like wheel chairs, walkers, & canes. I even saw strollers that should be very careful with walking through the stadium! This is my first time attending any event at the Choctaw stadium but I would have not ever thought I would be injured and then nobody call me back from the Choctaw stadium that would even try to understand the pain and frustration I feel. I was injured at the stadium at the 1:xx of the fourth quarter. We figured since the renegades had a ten point lead we would get an early start out of the game. As we’re leaving my walker wheel got caught on a metal plate on the floor close by the construction side. We sat in section 14 and the game was fun, adventurous, and had an amazing fan turn out for my first UFL game. Needless to say the floor plate caught my wheel and flip my walker and flipped me as well. I landed on my back and my back, neck, arms, hands, and feet were injured badly. A huge shout out to the strangers who stepped in to help me and stayed with me until I was able to move. I heard a crack so I didn’t want to move in case something broke. A staff member came over and asked if I was okay and I said no I guess body attempted to get help because I didn’t hear from any staff members in the 30 minutes I waited there injured and in excruciating pain. I went to the emergency room twice and to see my PCP all in a 72 hour span. I was given morphine because my pain was that bad! It’s easy to say I am sorry but NOBODY has yet to return my call and or apologize. The food I tried was disgusting but someone must like it if they still there . Some people should not bbq that’s what I am saying. To end this survey I will say just because a person is disabled doesn’t mean pain can trigger things in the body. I haven’t been able to drive alone someone has to switch the fear for me I have a sprain hand/wrist. Swelling that won’t go down and I have called four times since April 13th. All I ask is to be heard and know that my injured are real and the Choctaw stadium concrete cement floors hurt me badly. I thank God nothing broke but it wouldn’t be me if I didn’t say something! I do hope this message reaches the right people because right now I do feel discriminated against because I have disabilities and that is a violation of my rights as well. I do expect Choctaw stadium to take full responsibility for my injuries as well as pain and suffering.

The field is what's expected, the bleacher seats a bit high school dated. Some of the vendors were closed due to non working registers. Zero working water fountains bit later found out we were able to bring in water. No vending machines. Overall the sport and vibe were fine but the food n drinks were mid.

We came for High School football playoffs. Parking was very visible and easy to find. They are a completely cashless facility, so card all the way. I find it nicer than cash only parking, you never know how much to bring! Inside the stadium is same ol Rangers Ballpark, which is awesome. They've made some seating changes, but overall it's the same. Screens were fun to see the kids on. Food was great. Experience was fun for everyone.

Had a great experience watching the Dallas Jacklas Rugby team. I had no idea what was happening, but those are some tough dudes. No helmets, no pads. NUTS!