Fun slides for ALL ages! They have slides for all comfort levels too; from calm to adventurous…read moreriding experiences. The only reason for 4 stars is because their bathrooms were dirty and not welcoming, and that was at opening time as I picked the first time slot of the day. Warnings: - Most of our group of 5 ended up with elbow, finger, and knee burns that hurt like a paper cut! While the mats you lay on are great, you can still accidentally touch skin to plastic/rubber going at a high speed down a slide! - Do not try to stop yourself or push yourself up at the end of slides while in motion or you could injure a shoulder. Just let your mat go until you completely stop naturally. The more you resist or go against the speed, the more likely you are to have an injury. - The steps up to the slides are tall, like one foot or more, much higher than regular steps. Some really small kids had to crawl up the steps. It's a workout! Each visitor must purchase a pair of their grippy socks that you can reuse on future visits. If you don't want to leave your shoes and belongings out in the open, you can buy a locker. I was able to fit 5 pairs of tennis shoes, a jacket, and my purse in one locker. This allowed us to walk all over the place without having to watch our stuff. Our group enjoyed the snack bar; we had bottled water, nachos, icees, dippin dots, bagged popcorn, and candy bars. Don't forget to tip! There is seating around all of the slides if you only want to watch your party and not participate. There are a few basketball courts for kids that want a break from the slides. The parking lot is huge, plenty of spots. Buy your tickets and sign your waivers in advance, and it will make in-person checkin-in much easier!

I came in for friends/family and influencer night and wow oh wow Tulsa is blessed to have a new…read morevenue!! This is like the trampoline parks with SLIDES!!!!! This is such a cool concept and this is the first Slick City in Oklahoma. They have other arcade games for everyone to play, a bounce floor basketball court and an upstairs area for private parties. You do have to buy their special socks. It they provide the mats to slide down on. Me being "Big Ray" I was too big to slide down the slides, they have a weight limit of 275. Adults can go down with the kiddos, but again. You can't be 6'5" and 390. LOL There's a summer pass available for $79.99 and that allows thr kiddos to come in for 2 hours a day. What a great deal!! There's a food court available with some basic food. It's not omg amazing, but for the little spot to eat, it's pretty good. I tried a pepperoni pizza and waffles fries with nacho cheese sauce!! Both very yummy again for what they are!! All this to say, what a great addition to get kids off the phone and actually playing!! Oh! That have massage chairs to enjoy too!! Woot!!

Ok this place is incredible. He's meticulous about everything. So gorgeous and love all the vintage…read moreChristmas items. Go on a week night if you can, weekends are crazy!!! Totally worth the wait. This guy is legit, he won $50,000 on the Great Christmas Light Fight.

People would steal my plugs, and they would force us to pay for them. Guns were jammed and wouldn't…read morework, and the workers just let us get shot and wouldn't say anything but laugh

Can't get better staff. Good diverse group of courses and a great community of regulars. They find…read morethe perfect balance of being laid back, but still being as safe as can be. Rentals are ok. Pricing is fine as well. The only reason I don't give a 5 star is because they don't have a speedball course, or anything like it for that matter.

Pumpkin patch heaven!…read more So many animals and baby animals: pigs, goats, sheep, camels, mini cows, llamas/alpacas, chickens, rabbits. A must for kids during pumpkin season.

Went with the family, it was a lot of fun! I enjoyed the baby piglets and the camels the most! We…read morealso paid $4.00 for the parakeet feeding exhibit. That was fun too. I feel it was a little over priced tho. They give u a popsicle stick with a tiny bit of bird seed hot glued on it, then the parakeets come and eat it. I really hope the birds are not consuming the glue while they eat the food off, that would be really bad. The petting zoo feed was $1.00. Thought that as a really fair price... you get to experience the animals coming up to you while you feed their life stock. The market was nice, I feel that was a bit pricey as well. It was really hot and there were a lot of flies until the experience for the been a lot better in a cooler weather situation.

Always come to the fair every year. Normally don't ride rides, but we like to go thru, building…read morewalk around. Prices seemed to be a little higher this year. All the food was good, we had sweet tea, cherry limeaid, Agua Fresca, cinnamon roll with ice cream and more

Pros: my husband and I come yearly for the food. We usually get the roasted corn, the kebabs, and…read morethe deep-fried cookie dough. The lemonade is usually amazing. But this year I really liked this new drink. I tried called an orangeade. This year I tried the deep-fried Snickers and the deep-fried bread pudding. Every year I get free tickets to the fair because I participate in the adult summer reading program at my local library. Cons: the price! I think I spent $100 on food. And then I spent $20 on parking. I know that parking can be free if you take a shuttle. But I didn't wanna deal with it. It was too hot.