YES!!! Clean, well maintained and the only smell is that of popcorn!read more

It's ok. If I don't want to drive 30 miles to see a movie this is where I land. The owner has a…read moremonopoly by owning every theater in town. Doesn't make him a bad person that is just smart business. Competition does however make the world a better place. His prices are fair I'm just not a fan. It's not a bad place to watch a movie again I'm just not a fan.

Was a little apprehensive about visiting after the recent negative press, but we had free tickets…read morefrom a charity auction for Hilltop clinic and thus we were locked in to pay a visit regardless. Museum hours are 9 AM to 4 PM and we leisurely drove in at 10 AM on a Thursday thinking that would be more than enough time to experience all they have to offer. Boy, were we wrong! Started with the indoor experiences in the Main Street area spending a minimum of 15 minutes to a maximum of 45 minutes per room(could easily have been more if we weren't trying to experience the whole thing, FOMO). Our favorites were the bubble factory(kids can encase themselves into a giant bubble!) and the grocery store with a pizza oven. Once we moved on from Main Street, we went to Explorer's Hall where there's a faux camping area, real life airplane cockpit, climbing wall, sand area with dinosaur fossils, and aquarium where we spent close to an hour. Broke for lunch at the cafe there where the food is terrible but edible(which we were expecting so no points lost there). Orders are placed thru an app, which didn't work for us due to poor signal so ordered at the front desk instead. Explored upstairs afterward, which had a STEM area which was the most enjoyable place for our 7 year old. Compressed air pipes, kinetic energy ball machines, bed of nails etc. Our 4 year old went to Roessler Hall downstairs, which had a large slide and water mill play area that kept her occupied for some time. Finally, we went to the outdoor exhibits which are fairly sizable in their own right. We started off with a train ride that leaves at the top of every hour. It's a good way to get a feel for everything offered outside(especially when the weather is hotter) to help pick and choose what's worth doing. There's playground areas, a sensory garden, walking trail/pond among other things. Overall, the visit was above my expectations and I would come back again for a day trip!

This is my grandkids, favorite play place ever! I would suggest you pack a lunch and plan on…read morespending the day. You can take your lunch inside and they have a big cafeteria where they will hold it until you're ready to come and eat. Or you're welcome to leave the facility and go have lunch and come back as long as you have your wristband on. They have the coolest interactive play stations throughout and they change periodically so it's not the same the next time you go back. So so much fun!

The old train depot also known as the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Depot is a striking…read morebuilding constructed from thick sandstone blocks between 1902 and 1905. It's often compared to a lighthouse or castle due to its 60-foot turret and unique architecture. It was active until the early 70's. Today it serves as a museum and cultural center. Unfortunately the museum is not open on Sundays.

So we stopped here on our way to OKC, wasn't sure what to expect but I like little museums so…read morethought I'd give it a try. My 12 year acted bored at first. Then we went into the first big train room. My son became much more interested. Then we went into a room with a train setup you can actually play with. And he lost all his preteen angst and got really interested. There is a giant bear. A couple of horse sculptures, a cabin from pioneer times to look into. Very neat, very friendly people. With a stop. Took only about 30-45 minutes for the whole thing so it a good stop and stretch your leg kinda stop.

Thank you Edmond for a memorable 4th of July. The fireworks show was amazing, and it was 30minutes…read morelong! Prior to the fireworks show, there were food and drink vendors, activities for kids, and free watermelon at the UCO campus. Don't forget to check the libertyfest website for times and details. We ate dinner before going, and I'm glad we did because I only saw a few vendors: 2 food, 1 ice cream, 1 snow cone. The free watermelon was cool and sweet, perfect on a hot night. There were so many people at the UCO campus at 8:30pm that we decide to leave, re-park outside the campus, and watch the fireworks show from a distance to avoid getting stuck in traffic. The view from across the street was still beautiful. Someone had their radio tuned to the local station so we could hear the music synchronized to the fireworks. The station was mentioned on the libertyfest website so don't forget to check. Don't forget to bring your lawn chairs or a blanket.

I am writing your Casino at one because I cannot rate it to zero my service dog and I have…read morecurrently been kicked out just today for not wearing a vest now that is against my constitutional rights and the American disabilities law act because it plainly states that my dog does not have to do tricks does not have to wear any special clothing or anything like that. There's only actually two questions that anyone can ask me. Is it a service dog and what surface does it perform? Those are the only two questions allowed, but since all of this has been violated, and I have been escorted off property, I would like to sue them now if you're a lawyer, please contact me. My phone number is 405-202-4463. My name is Shane AELAEI. But I have never been so embarrassed or so rudely talk to in my entire life. I've been disrespected in every avenue. I've had pens thrown at me in pieces of paper thrown at me because I asked to write a formal complaint and I mean, it's just a horrible experience and then everybody's staring at me and stuff. That's why I don't have. My dog does not have to wear this is because they don't want people staring at a handicap person. I just don't know what else to say other than I will never go to that establishment. I have wrote a formal complaint. I picked up the pen. The guy threw at me and threw on the table and I wrote that complaint and I handed it to a cashier to put in there for me a young man and it was the manager that was there some big old Indian guy with a weird name and a black lady, the black lady security the one that started it she said, my dog had to wear a vest and pointed out a sign where nowhere on the side did it State my dog had to wear a vest first of all second of all if it did, that's illegal because it plainly states in the law the opposite so they caught themselves in a lie and when she did, she got her manager that stuck up for her therefore, he is at fault also actually probably more so because he did not reprimand the lady for being wrong and taking the place of the customer which should be always right now I would like to sue again. I would like to sue if there is a lawyer out there please contact me. My phone number is 405-202-4463 for further for more information but all they have all y'all have to know is that it was the worst experience of my life.

Worst most frustrating experience ever at the bar which ended up being a warning for the whole…read moreplace. Doesn't seem to be anyone in charge either because nobody cared. It's dirty and smells moldy. Giving a one star because zero isn't an option. I left have my drink there and just walked out. My wife got sick and threw up her drink I bought her there about 5 minutes down the road. Time for new management.

Here is the story of the Citizens Potawatomi Nations People!…read more A beautiful, modern museum, which conveys the history of the Citizens Potawatomi Nations People! You can spend several hours here absorbing the information. There is a lot of reading, but they also have many interactive video panels. There are not many artifacts, but there are many beautiful displays that depict the history of the nation. The museum does need to add a few benches, so you can rest your feet! Pay attention and you will leave knowing a few words of the Potawatomi language! Be sure to check out the gift shop!

I'm kicking myself in the butt for not taking pictures! This is another great place that I visited…read moreduring the 4th of July week. I'm always getting confused for Cherokee or other Indian tribes when I'm in Oklahoma...FYI: I'm Hispanic with Mexican descent. I don't look like your typical Latina...hence the reason I'm always getting confused for Native American. Love this museum. We learned all the hardships the Potawatomis endured during the take over by the white man. Very sad history...but some of it is very interesting. There are family trees, pictures, artifacts, video....there is so much to look at. Totally bring the kids for a history lesson.

So this place doesn't look like much. But as I was waiting on a friend. I decided to pop in this…read morehole in the wall bar for a drink and some grub as I waited for a friend to purchase a truck. I tried there signature Indian tacos recommended by the assumed regulars I was sitting with. And boy I was impressed. Keep it up!

The Running R Arena is an arena in-door that host a a variety of rodeo events. See Facebook for…read moreup-and-coming rodeo events.