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Building on its foundation in Oklahoma City, USA Softball added the USA Softball Hall of Fame Complex – also known as the Mecca of Softball® and Softball Capital of the World® – to its headquarters in 1987. Since it was built, the complex has played host to some of the most outstanding softball events in the United States, including the World Cup of Softball, Border Battle, Olympic tour stops, various USA Softball National Championships and the highly-touted NCAA Women’s College World Series (WCWS) – an event which the facility has played host for over 30 years. The fan-favorite collegiate event will remain at the USA Softball Hall of Fame Complex through 2035, welcoming sellout crowds from across the country to experience the best-of-the-best compete at the Softball Capital of the World®.

A sponsor to the USA Softball Hall of Fame Complex Stadium since 2014, OGE Energy secured a 20-year naming rights agreement for the stadium field – launching the stadium’s new name of USA Softball Hall of Fame Stadium – OGE Energy Field prior to the 2014 Women’s College World Series

Following five phases of renovations, the complex now amasses four fields – including the legendary USA Softball Hall of Fame Stadium – OGE Energy Field, which recently received a $27.5 million facelift with an added upper deck that increased capacity by 4,000 seats, a three-story press box as well as upgraded ticket windows and complex entrances.

USA Softball Hall of Fame Complex Renovations

So why is the USA Softball Hall of Fame Complex the Softball Capital of the World®? The USA Softball Hall of Fame Complex reached this status not only from the NCAA WCWS, but due to the numerous other events, both national and international, with events booked for 30 weekends each year.  Together, the events attract more than 150,000 fans a year to the stadium, making it a year-round operation and destination for softball fans and athletes. 

With the ability to have four separate games going on at one time, ballpark visitors are able to watch a variety of teams all day long while enjoying the amenities the USA Softball Hall of Fame Complex has to offer. Sitting on more than 18,000 square feet of land, visitors can watch a game at the stadium and take a short walk over to the National Softball Hall of Fame and Museum. With a variety of fan, athlete and umpire amenities, it’s no wonder why every softball participant and enthusiast mark the USA Softball Hall of Fame Complex as an item on their bucket list.  With state-of-the art features like a digital video board and ribbon boards, free Wi-Fi, hospitality buildings, team locker rooms and facilities, the USA Softball Hall of Fame Complex continues to grow and develop additional services and comforts to provide an even better experience for visitors.

In addition to a long history of hosting the best-of-the-best in competition, the USA Softball Hall of Fame Complex has seen historic performances, with many legends of the game making their mark in the history books of the revered Hall of Fame Stadium.  Many softball greats, like slow pitch sluggers Bruce Meade and Brett Helmer, Olympians Jennie Finch, Lisa Fernandez and Laura Berg and legendary NCAA Softball coaches Sue Enquist and Mike Candrea, have stepped on these hallowed grounds, creating a legacy that continues to inspire softball players across the globe to this day.

USA Softball Hall of Fame Complex

2801 NE 50th Street
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Heading South on I-35

Take exit 132 A and turn right onto NE 50th Street. The National Softball Hall of Fame and Museum and USA Softball Hall of Fame Complex will be on your right (0.1 miles). 

Heading North on I-35

Take exit 132 A and turn left onto NE 50th Street. The National Softball Hall of Fame and Museum and USA Softball Hall of Fame Complex will be on your right (0.1 miles).

All guests may be subject to search of their personal and/or possessions (including women’s handbags of normal size that may be allowed entry after such a search). Patrons with prohibited articles will be turned away at the entrances and no storage or “check area” will be provided for such items. Enforcement will be without exceptions.

Clear Bag PolicyProhibited Items

USA Softball Hall of Fame Complex (2801 NE 50th Street Oklahoma City, OK 73111) operates with a clear bag policy for all events.

The Clear Bag Policy aims to provide a safer environment for the public while allowing quicker entry into the complex. The less bags to search and the ability to easily see through the clear bag will expedite entry for all who attend.

We strongly encourage you to leave all your bags at home and travel light. If you do travel with a bag, below are the permissible bags allowed into the complex:

  • Non-clear bags of 9” (L) x 7” (W) or smaller. This could include clutches, cross bodies, or fanny packs.
  • Diaper bags, Medical bags, Camera bags and/or Binocular cases DO NOT have to be clear but are subject to a full inspection and will have to be classified by the gate worker as an approved bag. If the bag is approved, a tag will be provided and must be present on the bag at all times.

Prohibited bags include but are not limited to:

  • Any size purse or clutch that is larger than 9″ (L) X 7″ (W) or that is not clear
  • Briefcases, backpacks, cinch bags, and fanny packs that are not clear and/or exceed the size restriction
  • Coolers (unless used as team cooler inside of dugout)
  • Luggage of any kind
  • Computer bags/cases

This policy pertains to bags and is not an all-inclusive list of items that are prohibited from being taken into Hall of Fame Complex.

Every bag that is allowed inside Hall of Fame Complex will be checked by the gate staff. There are no provisions to check items at the entry gates. Fans will be asked to either take prohibited items back to their cars before entry or dispose of prohibited items at the entrance. Fans may continue to carry approved items without a bag (e.g., binoculars, cameras and smart phones) into the stadium.

For questions about the Clear Bag Policy and/or prohibited items, please contact Jake Magness, Managing Director of Stadium Operations.

We ask that all guests arrive early and travel light, as you may be subject to search, which on some occasions may include metal detecting hand wands upon entry. The following items are prohibited from entering the USA Softball Hall of Fame Complex.

  • Alcohol, drugs, illegal substances, or any paraphernalia associated with drug use, INCLUDING vapes and all tobacco products
  • Cans
  • Outside food
  • Animals that are not deemed to be service animals. Emotional support animals are NOT allowed.
  • Bags exceeding the size of a backpack
  • Tripod Cameras; All cameras MUST be handheld
  • Drones
  • Fireworks or noisemakers that produce explosive cleanups
  • Balloons, confetti, glitter
  • Blow microphones or alarming noisemakers such as air horns
  • Any object with stick or poles (Flag, signs, selfie stick, etc.)
  • Laser pens/pointers of any type
  • Pepper spray/Mace
  • Obscene or indecent clothing
  • Use of 4wheel footwear, scooters, bicycles, skateboard, hoverboard, segway
  • Weapons of any type, including chains, knives, firearms and spiked jewelry. (Off duty officers may bring in firearm but will be given proper awareness)
  • Wrapped gifts
  • Frisbees, toys, footballs, or other “games” that are deemed unacceptable by USA Softball Hall of Fame Complex staff
  • Any other item deemed unacceptable by USA Softball Event/Complex management

The USA Softball Hall of Fame Stadium – OGE Energy Field offers ADA seating in the top row of sections 1-18 (main concourse level). For those individuals requiring special seating under the Americans with Disabilities Act, we are happy to accommodate your needs.  After placing your ticket order, individuals must contact the USA Softball Hall of Fame Complex Events Department by calling (405) 424-5266 and asking for a member of the Stadium Events staff during regular business hours (8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Central Time, Monday through Friday). In keeping with ADA guidelines, priority for special access tickets will be given based on the order that appropriate documentation has been completed and filed. As such, prompt action is strongly recommended.  Wheelchair and companion seats will be assigned on a 1:1 basis.

ADA patrons may also utilize the handicap parking spots available at the front areas of the parking lot towards the stadium entrance. For entrance into the four-field complex, patrons will be able to have access to the main entrance to the facility location to the east of the ticket booth.  If special entry is needed, please contact a staff member at the front gate if you have specific needs. If field access is needed by the patron, please contact a staff member at the front gate or in the press box area for assistance.