Oklahoma’s Best Oktoberfest Is Selling Tickets Now For 2023

As most of us focus our energy on wishing for cooler temperatures, it's hard not to be reminded of the fun headed our way pretty soon.

While Labor Day is considered more of an end to summer than a start to fall, Oktoberfest sets the season in stone and it'll be here before you know it.

In Lawton, we get a few of these Bavarian festivals every year. Fort Sill hosts theirs if you're up for the hassle, and our Great Plains Coliseum throws together a pretty solid shindig each year, but there can only be one "Best in Oklahoma" get down.

If you wanted to hop into the Sooner State's "schnitzel central," the Tulsa Oktoberfest is widely considered the best. In fact, it's constantly rated as a top-five Oktoberfest event in the nation year after year.

What sets it apart from all others is how organizers set everything up. It's not just an event shoved into any available space for a weekend... it's a practical Bavarian city constructed specifically for the celebration. It may look like plywood and tents galore, but nobody complains after the fact...

I wouldn't dream of making it seem larger than it actually is, but this event sprawls across one of Tulsa's largest parks along the Arkansas River with some odd 140,000 square feet of tent space. It's massive.

While most of this space is for vendors offering up arts and crafts, there are literal neighborhoods within the Oktoberfest grounds that provide tons of traditional games and activities for kids and challenges for adults. The incredible beer garden with over 200 traditional brews on tap is almost overwhelming.

If you've never been, you should go. Dates are October 19-22 and tickets are now on sale. Get all the details here.

Prost.