Arkansas Razorbacks vs.
Tulsa Golden Hurricane

At roughly 115 miles, calling this a "road trip" is a bit of a stretch. It’s a straightforward two-hour drive, which transitions from flat Oklahoma highway to rolling Ozark hills right as you cross the state line.

Late September in Fayetteville brings beautiful early autumn weather. Because this is a 7:00 p.m. kickoff, you’ll get to skip the midday heat entirely. Expect kickoff temperatures in the comfortable mid-70s°F, gradually dropping into the crisp mid-60s°F under the clear night sky.

We highly recommend packing a light jacket or sweater in your clear bag to stay comfortable as the game heads into the fourth quarter.

Absolutely! Just keep in mind that everyone (even infants) needs a ticket, strollers aren't allowed inside, and all baby gear needs to go into a stadium-approved clear bag.

While parking lots open 8 hours before kickoff, the HogTown street festival and free shuttles begin 4 hours prior, followed by the Hog Walk at 2 hours and 15 minutes, Trailgating Fan Parade from downtown at 2 hours, and general gate entry 1.5 hours before the game.

Yes, the stadium is entirely cashless! You'll just need a credit card, debit card, or mobile payment (like Apple Pay) to grab your concessions and Hog gear.

Trailgating: The best route to campus isn't a road, but a brand-new gameday pedestrian experience that skips stadium traffic and lets you march from downtown along a scenic trail straight into HogTown alongside thousands of fans.

Gameday Shuttles: Shuttle services run from designated Park and Ride lots around town on home gamedays, dropping you directly at Razorback Stadium for a low-stress way to skip traffic and parking headaches.

Rideshare: Uber and Lyft are both active in Fayetteville with designated pickup zones near the Arkansas Union, though we recommend walking a few blocks away from the stadium core after the game to secure a faster ride and avoid heavy traffic surges.