What is the capacity of Boone Pickens Stadium?

Boone Pickens Stadium holds 55,509 and is named for billionaire oilman T. Boone Pickens, who donated over $500 million to Oklahoma State athletics. The stadium underwent a complete transformation from 2003-2009, becoming one of the Big 12's best.

🏛️History

Origins

Originally Lewis Field, opened September 26, 1920. Renamed Boone Pickens Stadium in 2003 after his transformative gift. Current structure completed in 2009 after $300M renovation.

Major Renovations

2003West End Zone opened; stadium renamed

2006East End Zone completed

2009$300M renovation complete; fully enclosed

Notable Moments

Sep 4, 2004Stadium opener in new era—Oklahoma State beat Nevada 19-10

Nov 26, 2011#3 Oklahoma State beat #10 Oklahoma 44-10 in Bedlam

Nov 4, 2023Final Bedlam in Stillwater—OSU beat Oklahoma 27-24

🎟️Visitor Guide

Best Seats

The Club at Boone Pickens has premium hospitality. Sections 111-117 offer midfield views. West side has afternoon shade. Student section is in sections 101-107.

Parking Tips

Orange lots are closest (pass required). Hall of Fame lot has premium tailgating. Free shuttles from Gallagher-Iba Arena. Washington Street traffic is heavy.

Game Day

Paddle People lead "Go Pokes!" chant. Pistol Pete mascot fires his guns after scores. Spirit Walk brings team through fans. Post-game, hit The Strip on Washington Street. Clear bag policy enforced.