BOK Center

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BOK Center is a hockey rink in Tulsa, Oklahoma, home of the Tulsa Oilers (ECHL, affiliate of the Anaheim Ducks / San Diego Gulls). It opened in 2008, making it 18 years old in 2026 and seats 17,096 for hockey. That makes it the 3rd-largest rink in ECHL.

The closest NHL rink is American Airlines Center in Dallas, about 236 miles away.

Rink facts

Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Home of
Tulsa Oilers (ECHL)
League
ECHL · Western Conference · Mountain Division
NHL affiliate
Anaheim Ducks / San Diego Gulls
Opened
2008
Capacity
17,096
Size rank in ECHL
3rd of 30

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Rinks near BOK Center10

  1. 1USHL/NAHLBlazers Ice Centre — Oklahoma Warriors (Oklahoma City, Oklahoma)96 mi
  2. 2ECHLIntrust Bank Arena — Wichita Thunder (Wichita, Kansas)132 mi
  3. 3SPHL/FPHLStormont Vail Events Center — Topeka Scarecrows (Topeka, Kansas)201 mi
  4. 4ECHLCredit Union of Texas Event Center — Allen Americans (Allen, Texas)213 mi
  5. 5ECHLCable Dahmer Arena — Kansas City Mavericks (Independence, Missouri)222 mi
  6. 6NHLAmerican Airlines Center — Dallas Stars (Dallas, Texas)236 mi
  7. 7USHL/NAHLNYTEX Sports Centre — Lone Star Brahmas (North Richland Hills, Texas)237 mi
  8. 8USHL/NAHLHirsch Memorial Coliseum — Shreveport Mudbugs (Shreveport, Louisiana)278 mi
  9. 9USHL/NAHLIce Box — Lincoln Stars (Lincoln, Nebraska)326 mi
  10. 10SPHL/FPHLMonroe Civic Center Arena — Monroe Moccasins (Monroe, Louisiana)334 mi

Questions about BOK Center

Where do the Tulsa Oilers play home games?

The Tulsa Oilers play at BOK Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

How many people does BOK Center hold?

BOK Center seats 17,096 for hockey.

When did BOK Center open?

BOK Center opened in 2008.

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