Pre-sales begin September 17 at 10 am CT. General on-sale Friday, September 18 at 10 am CT
Treaty Oak Revival is bringing their Extreme Rodeo to Tulsa, OK on November 21st. The action-packed event will bring together live music and top-tier rodeo competition, featuring bull riding, barrel racing, saddle bronc riding, bull fighting and bareback riding. Treaty Oak Revival will headline the evening with a live performance, with additional musical support to be announced at a later date. The rodeo lineup features some of the sport’s top athletes, including 2x World Champion Fallon Taylor in barrel racing, World Champion Jesse Pope in bareback riding, World Champion Statler Wright in saddle bronc riding, World Champion and 5x NFR qualifier Josh Frost in bull riding, and more.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
TICKETS & ADMISSION
Where can I buy tickets?
BOK Center Box Office, TOR Extreme Rodeo website or BOK Center website
What does my ticket include?
Admittance to the show and a reserved seat
Does my ticket include both the Extreme Rodeo and the Treaty Oak Revival concert?
Yes
Do I need a separate ticket for the concert?
No
Are tickets reserved seating or general admission?
Reserved seating
Are there different ticket levels or VIP packages?
Yes
Are children required to have a ticket?
Children 3 and older are required to have a ticket.
Is there a discount for children?
No
Can I leave the venue and re-enter?
No
What happens if I lose or can’t access my mobile ticket?
Contact the ticketing provider
Can I transfer my ticket to someone else?
You would need to contact the ticketing provider.
Are tickets refundable?
No.
Where should I buy tickets to make sure they’re legitimate?
BOK Center Box Office, TOR Extreme Rodeo website or BOK Center website
ABOUT THE EXTREME RODEO
What is the Treaty Oak Revival Extreme Rodeo?
The action-packed event will bring together live music and top-tier rodeo competition, featuring bull riding, barrel racing, saddle bronc riding, and bareback riding. Treaty Oak Revival will headline the evening with a live performance, with additional musical support to be announced at a later date. The rodeo lineup features some of the sport’s top athletes, including 2x World Champion Fallon Taylor in barrel racing, World Champion Jesse Pope in bareback riding, World Champion Statler Wright in saddle bronc riding, World Champion and 5x NFR qualifier Josh Frost in bull riding, and more.
What rodeo events will be featured?
Bull riding, barrel racing, saddle bronc riding, bareback riding, and freestyle bullfighting
Will there be bull riding?
Yes
Will there be bareback and saddle bronc riding?
Yes
Will there be barrel racing?
Yes
What is extreme bullfighting?
Extreme bullfighting is a fast-paced competition where athletes go one-on-one with a bull, using agility, athleticism, and strategy to maneuver around the animal and earn points. Unlike traditional Spanish bullfighting, the bull is not harmed or killed. Competitors are judged on their control, difficulty of maneuvers, and how closely they engage with the bull.
Will there be bull jumping and Roman riding?
Yes
Is this a traditional rodeo?
No
Is the rodeo family-friendly?
Yes
Who are the athletes competing?
A full line-up of athletes will be announced soon!
Will there be an announced lineup of competitors?
Yes
TREATY OAK REVIVAL CONCERT
Is Treaty Oak Revival performing a full concert?
Yes
Is the concert included with every rodeo ticket?
Yes
Where will the concert stage be located?
On the opposite side of the arena from the bucking chutes.
Will guests stay in their same seats for the concert?
Guests will be invited to come onto the dirt for the concert at the end of the night.
Can I purchase a ticket just for the concert?
No
Will there be a pit or standing-room area?
Yes
Will Treaty Oak Revival merchandise be available?
Yes
Will there be a meet-and-greet opportunity?
TBD
VENUE & ARRIVAL
Where is the event being held?
BOK Center in Tulsa, OK
Where should I park?
BOK Center does not own or operate any parking areas. There are over 9,000 available parking spots within a five-minute walk of the arena. All privately-owned lots determine the rate for parking. After 5pm all on-street metered parking is free.
Is ADA parking available?
Patrons with disabilities may be dropped off on West 3rd Street between Denver Avenue and Frisco Avenue and enter through the Main Entrance. BOK Center does not have any onsite parking.
Is there a rideshare drop-off and pickup area?
Yes, guests who use rideshare options to travel to and from BOK Center can have their rideshare drop-off & pick-up at 1st & Denver.
WHAT CAN I BRING?
What is the venue’s bag policy?
Fans are permitted to enter the facility with one clear bag per person that does not exceed 12″ x 6″ x 12″ or a one-gallon clear plastic bag. Fans are also permitted one personal item per person such as small purses or clutches that aren’t clear and are no larger than 5″ x 8".
Are clear bags required?
Yes
Can I bring a purse?
Fans are permitted one personal item per person such as small purses or clutches that aren’t clear and are no larger than 5″ x 8".
Are professional cameras allowed?
At the request of the artists and/or athletes, cameras (specifically cameras with professional/detachable lenses and flash) are not permitted. TOR Extreme Rodeo reserves the right to examine and prohibit the use of any camera that conflicts with the policy set by the event. Audio recorders, video recorders and digital cameras with video capabilities are prohibited as well.
Can I bring a sign?
No
Can I bring outside food or drinks?
No
Are service animals permitted?
Yes
What items are prohibited?
- Alcohol, drugs, illegal substances, or any paraphernalia associated with drug use
- Audio/Video recorders, professional cameras, tripods
- Selfie Sticks
- Cans, bottles, coolers, or other similar containers
- Fireworks
- Flags/Signs with poles
- iPads/tablets of any size
- Laser pens/pointers of any type, including flashlights
- Noisemakers such as air horns
- Outside food or drinks (including empty reusable water bottles)
- Pepper spray/Mace
- Bags that aren't clear and larger than 5" x 8"
- Backpacks
- Umbrellas that aren't collapsible and/or have a pointed tip
- Weapons of any type, including knives, firearms and spiked jewelry
- Any other item deemed unacceptable by event/building management
FOOD, DRINKS & MERCHANDISE
Will food and drinks be available for purchase?
Yes
Will there be Treaty Oak Revival merchandise?
Yes
Will there be exclusive Extreme Rodeo merchandise?
Yes
Will alcohol be available?
Yes
What forms of payment are accepted?
All major credit cards
Will merchandise be available before and after the show?
Yes
RODEO & ANIMAL WELFARE
How are the rodeo animals cared for?
The health and well-being of every animal involved in the Extreme Rodeo is a top priority. Livestock are cared for by experienced stock contractors and handlers who provide proper feed, water, rest, and attention throughout the event.
What measures are taken to protect animal welfare?
Experienced livestock professionals oversee the animals before, during, and after competition. Equipment, arena conditions, handling practices, and competition procedures are designed with the safety and well-being of both the animals and athletes in mind.
Are veterinarians or animal-care professionals on site?
Qualified livestock and animal-care professionals are available throughout the event to monitor the animals and respond if an animal requires attention.
How are bulls and horses selected for competition?
The livestock featured in the Extreme Rodeo are purpose-bred, trained, and conditioned athletes. Stock contractors select animals based on their health, athletic ability, temperament, and suitability for each event.
What safety measures are in place for both athletes and animals?
Professional rodeo personnel, including arena staff, livestock handlers, bullfighters, and medical personnel, work together throughout the event. The arena and competition procedures are carefully managed to help create the safest environment possible for both human and animal athletes.
Does bullfighting involve harming the bull?
No. Extreme Bullfighting is very different from traditional Spanish bullfighting. The objective is not to injure or kill the bull. Instead, athletes use speed, agility, and strategy to maneuver around the bull while being judged on their performance. The bull leaves the arena following the competition.
What happens to the animals after they compete?
After competing, animals are returned to designated livestock areas where they can rest, receive water, and be monitored by their handlers. Once their role in the event is complete, they return to the care of their stock contractors.