Oklahoma City isn't a tourist destination or a very vibrant city, but you could do worse. Bricktown is okay and they now have a basketball team thanks to their owner stealing the Supersonics. Conservative, bible belt place. Not a bad 1-2 day stop.

Through all of the cities I have visited in America, Oklahoma City has got to be one of the best cities I have ever visited! The people were amazing, particularly the waiters at the wonderful restaurants, the city was well laid out and clean and most importantly it was safe. As my friend and I walked around the city and made my way over to ...

I am sorry, but Oklahoma is one place I would not again care too visit. If you like slow outdated people then OK is OK.

Like the state the city is just OK. Not much to see. No beaches or anything. Not a beautiful city or an active one. Things to do are maybe go to Frontier City or White Water Bay. There are a lot of Native American and cowboy museums.

We went to the oklahoma city zoo which was really great. You must see the fin and feather show if you go it was the best part. Kids really enjoyed it but take the tram first that way you can save yourself some walking. It is a lot of walking. We ate at the Santa Fe cattle company which is the best restaurant. The service, the atmosphere and ...

I really don't have any complaints about Oklahoma City. I enjoyed my visit there. I enjoyed the Bricktown area, the National Memorial and the University of Oklahoma. The City and the people are very nice.

Nuff said, it doesn't come close to being a city. People here are nice though, but lame and have no sense of culture.
It feels as if you are just so far away from the places that has it going good. For ex. Nightlife, diversity, Art, that kind of stuff. Maybe its cause i was born and rasied in NY. I don't know if its just me, but Nightlife ...

I adore Oklahoma city,
and one of my most memorable places i unvisited was the memorial.
I shall return.
to this place of carnage and sadness may all who perished there rest in heavenly peace.

I came here in 2003 with a friend..
i have to say it was eye opening heart felt and painful please if you ever get the chance to vitit this memorial do so ..add it to you list of things to do in OKC..you will go away a very changed person.