EZ GO is There for You on the Road to Rocklahoma 2022!

It's almost time to jump in the old trusty 'General Z' and head to Pryor, OK. for Rocklahoma 2022. There's nothing quite like a road trip to a concert, even better when it's a three-day, three-stage live music festival! I'm more than ready for this. I've got that entirely too damn excited, about to piss myself kinda feeling going on!

I know we're all ready for this and it's been a while since we've been able to get together and hang out at Rocklahoma. It's a lot more than just a festival, it's a family reunion! The family and I are all packed and ready to hit the open road. It's about a 3 1/2 to 4 hour trip from Lawton, Fort Sill to Pryor, OK. Luckily for us, there are plenty of EZ GO convenience stores along the way. We plan to make stops and take our time so we can enjoy the ride. That's part of the experience and anticipation of going to concerts, shows, and festivals.

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Thanks to EZ GO for sponsoring the "Road to Rocklahoma" this year, we really appreciate it. They came through BIG TIME and will keep the family and me in snacks, drinks, and the 'General Z' gassed up the whole way there. EZ GO has several convenient stores between Lawton, Fort Sill, and Pryor so if you need a break, snack, drink, or a quick gas refill they're right off the highway. It's going to be a great trip and an even better Labor Day weekend. Getting there is part of the fun. Enjoy the AC while we can!

If you're going to Rocklahoma make sure you stop by "Radio Row." Z94 will be there broadcasting live all Labor Day weekend. We'll be bringing you all the front row and backstage action and insanity that is Rocklahoma. So swing by, hang out and be a part of the ROK22 festival live music get down. Hope to see you there and If you're coming have a safe trip. Hard to believe we'll be hitting the road in just one week!

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Take a break from the boring and ordinary and make your next overnight stay more spectacular and memorable. These rentals are a lot more than just a place to stay, all of them could easily be a vacation destination and experience all on their own! If you're planning a staycation or vacation in Oklahoma you should definitely check out these epic and unusual Airbnb rentals versus booking just a plain old room at a hotel or motel. You could make your accommodations a part of the experience itself by staying at any of these amazing places in the Sooner State. Scroll through the photo gallery below to check them out.

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