Tulsa Oktoberfest Tickets Must Be Purchased In Advance This Year

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Monday, September 20th 2021, 9:22 pm

By: Kristin Wells

TULSA, Oklahoma -

Organizers of Tulsa’s popular Oktoberfest event said all tickets must be bought in advance this year.

You won’t be able to walk up to the gate and buy a ticket like in years past.

They said it will give organizers a better idea of how many attendees to plan for.

The event starts October 21 at River West Festival Park and tickets are on sale online now.

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