Fans of the Oklahoma State Cowboys will enjoy a new, cost‑free transportation option for every home game this season. The city of Stillwater, Oklahoma State University, and Visit Stillwater have teamed up to provide a shuttle that shuttles supporters between downtown Stillwater and Boone Pickens Stadium.
How the service works
The shuttle departs from the downtown pickup point at 7th and Lewis, beginning three hours before kickoff. It runs continuously until the game starts, allowing fans to board at their convenience. After the final whistle, the shuttle returns to the stadium, picks up passengers, and drops them off at 3rd and Washington. The post‑game service operates for 30 minutes or until the line clears.
Benefits for families and the community
This initiative aligns with the community’s commitment to family‑friendly events and eases traffic congestion around the stadium. Parents can relax knowing they won’t have to hunt for parking, and students can focus on cheering for the Cowboys rather than navigating crowded streets. The free shuttle also supports local businesses by encouraging fans to explore downtown Stillwater before and after games.
Supporting local tourism
Visit Stillwater sees the shuttle as a way to showcase the city’s vibrant downtown area. Fans arriving early can enjoy local restaurants, coffee shops, and shops, boosting the local economy while they wait for the game. The partnership demonstrates how public‑private collaboration can enhance the game‑day experience for both residents and visitors.
Details and schedule
Shuttle service runs for every home game on the Cowboys’ 2026 schedule. Exact departure times are posted on the Oklahoma State University athletics website and the Visit Stillwater portal. Riders are encouraged to arrive early to secure a seat, especially for high‑profile matchups.
For more information, including a map of the shuttle route and any service updates, fans can visit the official shuttle information page linked below.
Learn more about the free shuttle service
Original reporting: Oklahoma City News Feed (HLL/CB) — read the source article.
