I was overcharged for parking, and they refused to look into it or refund me. I asked them to look…read moreat their cameras to verify the rate, and they said they didn't have any. I would recommend taking photos of the sign before you park in any of their lots. super shady.

Do not park in their private parking space 24/7. Park on the street or another place. Don't give…read morethem a dime. The violations are ludicrous and they don't reply to any disputes unless your formally report them. Businesses, customers, visitors avoid them at all cost.

Best Price Parking offers great convenience and decent pricing! The location was super easy to find…read moreand the staff were friendly. I did have to wait a bit for my car when I returned, but overall it was a good experience. Definitely a solid choice for parking! Would recommend it to others.

Extremely helpful and accommodating staff, with a convenient location for my central business…read moredistrict office, and they have the cheapest prices for a reserved parking spot in downtown Tulsa. Win, win, win!

Extortionists- I parked in a parking space located on a…read morepublic street. There is no noticeable signage depicting these were private parking spaces. Any reasonable person would assume that these spaces belonged to the city, and there are not meters. Returned home 1 mo after parking to find a letter stating I owe an inflated citation amount. Tried to resolve in a fair agreement, was met with threats of collections if full amount of $75 not paid. BBB Case has been filed.

Garbage! All the phone does is just ring. No email, no Facebook page - nothing. Very tacky in their…read morebusiness handlings. This let's you know they are only about the dollar. They are a felon-friendly company, in case you know someone who needs a job.

Various upscale stores in this outdoor mall in Tulsa - Williams Sonoma, Sephora, Anthropologie,…read moreBath & Body Works, check out the map on ther website, and including the most awesome Starbucks staff in the USA at the location here!

Absolutely beautiful place to shop and dine. Feels like shopping in the park. Live music in the…read moresummer! Great shops and restaurants.

This is an excellent venue for a concert or event and we have enjoyed a few different things here -…read moreconcerts and ballgames! The place is clean and spacious - not feeling crowded and with ample space to relax and enjoy!

Great atmosphere, great food and the staff are very friendly and helpful. Was able to check my bag…read moreand get inside without walking all the way back to the car to put it up. I was unaware of the clear bag rule.

I visited the library after attending a block party rally event calling for more transparency in…read moretulsa courts by requiring camera placement in each courtroom and judge chambers. i decided to go in the library after the event in large part because of a previous court case i'd observed, in which a judge asked a party representing herself to provide copies of her piece of evidence, but because the court copy machine was not working, she had to go across the street to print copies from the library. and due to the potential postponement of a court date i surmise such a delay could engender, i'd decided to print a copy of the flyer i received promoting the event from the library printer, as i'd not used any copying machine at that library location since its remodeling. the print and copy station, located on the first floor, at about the middle of the room to the right, facing away from the main court adjacent entrance, was user friendly based on the experience i had. the copy machine charged 25 cents to print the flyer with color, and it would have been 10 cent if i were printing in black and white. further, the copy machine, located in the picture to the far left, includes instructions for how to use it, with the only confusion i'd experienced being which direction to face the document in the insert slot, so you might want to pay a lil closer attention to that aspect than others when printing a copy. lastly, having not visited the library for any significant amount of time since the installment of study rooms to the second floor, i got a close look into some of the several reservable glass enclosement quiet rooms overlooking downtown, a distinct feature among all library locations i've visited, in tulsa or otherwise.

If you haven't been down to the Central Library in downtown Tulsa you are missing out. I attended…read morefor an event and the space was perfect! Great place to host events, ample spots for vendors to set up, great conference room space. Parking can be a bit tricky but the parking garage felt safe and secure. You do have to keep in mind that there are homeless in the area but I did not have any concerns.

A great stop for anyone interested in the history of the Mother Road. The Route 66 Memorial is well…read moredone, with thoughtful displays and a nostalgic vibe that captures the spirit of the journey. It's not huge, but it's meaningful and worth the visit. A solid tribute to a legendary highway.

Don't Make the Trip Just for the Neon Park…read more It's only three signs, and they are recreations of the originals. There are a bigger selection -- of authentic signs -- at the Stokely Event Center.

What an amazing experience!! I had the opportunity to visit this museum with my daughter and my…read moremom. There is some street parking right in front of the museum and around the museum. Don't park in the parking garage right behind the museum. They will tow you. I was greeted when I walked in and purchased my ticket. After you buy your ticket, you walk into an area that has Maya Angelou "Still I Rise" playing along with images of black people. After the poem, you then walk into a room that starts breaking down the history. First, why black people, mostly freed slaves, are trying to escape the South, and migrated to Oklahoma. Then it shows you how and why these black towns were created (segregation). Then you walk to the "barbershop" and get to hear about some of the challenges that were starting to happen. Once you walk out of the barbershop and you see this large wall broken into 3 sections to show you how May 31, 1921, started and ended. It was powerful! Then, it breaks down the aftermath, the reconstruction and decline. I would recommend anyone who wants to learn about something historic. This is the place to do it. The museum is put together so well. It makes the information so consumable and impactful to anyone of any age and any ethnicity. They also offer tours and merchandise.

Really glad I made the trip to Black Wall Street. In recent years, it's been talked about more…read morethrough film, tv shows and new stories and wanted to visit the area. What a tragic part of history, but I am glad the area has been preserved for people to visit and learn more about this part of history. There's several boutique shops, cafes and murals you can visit. There's also a museum, which was closed at the time we visited. If you're in Tusla, definitely worth a visit.