Lloyd Noble Center

Here for gymnastics vs Denver. The hospitality didn't disappoint. $2 beers... If not doing Dry January - I would have loved to quench my thirst. The worker's had smiles on their faces and had good vibes. I even said yes to the daughters and bought a couple pom poms (small wristlet ones) $30+ Kona ice for the win on staying open later... Ice cream that one daughter wanted closed by the time we got over there. The place had clean bathrooms and were easy to find. Popcorn came in a big bag and smelled good. The music was loud enough but not overpowering. The kids zone was a big hit from my two toddlers.I hope to return for another event here.They did a great job...Respectfully,BryanYukon, Oklahoma

Ou women's basketball team playing Vanderbilt. It's a big nice facility and the energy is amazing As always the concession food is expense not very good!

Came to this stadium for a basketball game. The stadium is nice and clean. However, the numbering on the sections is a bit hard to find for first-timers. Also, the concession selection is a bit slim.

This was our 2nd time visiting the facility. The first was 2 years ago. The center is very big. Thankfully there are outdoor signs to help you navigate where you need to go. There are multiple gyms in the facility as well as photos of Sooner greats past and present. The center was clean and those who were at the facility when we were there were welcoming, friendly, and helpful. We look forward to visiting again.

Take the team allegiances and memories out of it and this arena is no better than 3 stars at its best. It shows its age and the layout is not ideal. The baseboards in one of the restrooms were peeling off the wall with mold or mildew behind it. The concession options are a plus and the video boards are satisfactory. Seems unlikely OU will get a new arena anytime soon so if you want to see the Sooners at home, you'll have no choice but maybe someday...

It has been a while since I have seen a college sporting event. The moment I walked in I was in love. From our seats I could see well, the audience interaction was great. The food and pricing.... ouch. But, that is to be expected. There is a clear bag policy here. So keep that in mind if you come here. It was so clean and well kept. We plan to return sooner than later.

I admit the building is a bit of a dated eyesore but it still does its job. Parking is easily accessibility, there's not a bad seat in the house, and who doesn't love the Sooners?Lloyd Noble is a fun intimate time. It's compatible in size to the UMAC or your average small - medium size university arena. All of the concessions are on the top circle of the arena and that could be an annoying pain if your seats are close to the floor. I wouldn't recommend concessions though. It's your typical overpriced game good.The events that are here are men's basketball, women's basketball, gymnastics, and wrestling. If you haven't gone for a game you definitely should! The pregame stuff is amazing and the Sooners always put on a good show!

Since I'm Sooner Born and Sooner Bred, I've attended my fair share of events at LNC. I've always had fun seeing the Sooners play here, no matter who we're playing or what the outcome of the game is. Parking is easy, getting in from any entrance is smooth, and the venue is always spotlessly clean. We didn't visit any concessions this visit, but when I have had concessions here they've been good. All the folks working and volunteering here are polite and friendly, and it makes me happy to see our team has so many boosters and supporters. We have (for the most part) good fans who don't heckle these young players too much. I think having an NBA team in the city has helped raise interest in basketball, and overall awareness of the sport, knowledge of the rules and the terminology. If you haven't checked out LNC lately, you're due for a visit!

I bleed Crimson- but this place has to go!! The lower levels/rings are great to view basketball. But awful if you want to hike up to the bathroom or the concessions. The upper levels have easier access- but honestly it is nose bleed city.And then we come to the bane of existence for all Sooner Basketball fans- the parking. I cannot imagine a setup that makes a larger cluster out of getting people in and out of an arena. Half the fun of a game is watching the prisoner dilemma among fans about when to leave the game to escape the hell of parking. Add to that the mad dash up the stairs and you have entertainment that some years rivals our team.

BBQ sandwich was cold. Out of bbq sauce. Chips were just crumbs. Mini pizza was cold. Popcorn was stale. And all very expensive.