Oklahoma City (OKC) is doing amazing things to attract tourists, and the OKC Streetcar is one of…read morethose amazing things. Providing clean, safe, easy to use, and inexpensive transportation that hits the highlights of the city is essential if you want tourists to see all that OKC offers. On a recent visit to OKC, I picked up a flyer that had a detailed map of the two streetcar lines. It also had a QR code that took me to a website where I could downloaded the OKC Streetcar app. The app is a great way to buy a ticket on your phone. However you can also buy one at the kiosks found at each platform stop. Tickets are $1 per ride, but you can also buy a $3 day pass or longer passes (monthly) if needed. There was no need to scan my ticket before mounting the streetcar. I simply had to press the "use ticket" button on the app on my phone. The main loop took me all over the city. It operates seven days a week and goes from early in the morning until late at night. The Bricktown loop only operates on the weekends. It's a shorter loop that hits the tourist center with the riverfront. Fortunately, the main loop that operates daily does the Bricktown loop too, so you can still get around and see it all. I was able to ride the streetcar from the botanical gardens to another area of town where I could get lunch. I also used it to see the OKC Museum of Art and to return to my hotel in an area of the city called Bricktown. I actually rode the streetcar the entire loop just to see the different areas of town. The streetcars come frequently, but you always have a nice sheltered bench to sit and wait. During the weekday, there were only two other people onboard with me. It was nice and cool inside. I appreciated being able to escape the sun and heat of the day and get off my feet for a short time. The streetcars are pristine inside and out. The route stops were clearly indicated on maps inside the streetcar as well as at the platform waiting area. Each streetcar announces the upcoming stop on a speaker and flashes it across an LCD panel near the driver. The driver is in a separate room at the front, but he was nice enough to answer my question before we continued on our way. Oklahoma City is a hidden gem in the heartland of America. It took two years for my husband to convince me it was worth the short drive north to visit the city. Improvements like investing in the new OKC streetcar are one of the many reasons I would recommend visiting OKC.

What a great adventure. Downtown Oklahoma City is a destination, so much to see and do. It's a…read moredifferent vibe with so many areas to hangout and get gooooood food. The streetcar is the perfect touch to another mode of transportation uptown, midtown to downtown. Check it out!

Im experience emt/driver and old nurse I worked there for two days on the first day was a pretty…read moregood day on the second day I was teamed up with the worst person she was rude and mean and had an attitude we worked all day I asked if I can get something to eat for lunch because I'm diabetic if we can just stop at a gas station she said no and kept on going so I was pretty grumpy at the end of the day I get a call from the owner griping me out like if I was a teenage i did something wrong I automatically apologize but she kept belittling me so I told her I don't think this is going to work out she said this is her way or the highway I get it I do not work for this business they'll tell you their family but in reality they're a liar and worst kind of people

This company is the most insensitive, vile company. We set up a transport for our family member to…read morego home for hospice care. They were given all the details yet they brought a gurney that was not the right size. The 2 apathetic employees said nope we can't do it and left us high and dry. When the hospital called the owner, they tried to double the quoted price. Do not use this company, use Medride if your are ever in this situation.

My ride to Fort Worth,TX from Oklahoma City,OK. Went well. I think the cafe is to expensive…read morethough. $8 for a microwave cheeseburger is way to much. Other than that, just kick back and enjoy the ride

I recently started using a powered wheelchair and this was my first time doing out-of-state travel…read morein it, and my first time using the Amtrak in general. The Heartland Flyer was a cozy, 4-hour trip from Dallas to Oklahoma City that was problem free. The train does honk the horn a lot, so i'd recommend bringing headphones. I was able to get some sleep in though. I was worried if my powerchair would fit in the aisles and if I would have to transfer out of my chair, or if I would be required to be strapped down. I also worried about if the bathroom would be large enough to fit me. I can confirm that I was able to get through the aisles of the coach section fine, although there's not a ton of room to spare, and that my powerchair fit in the bathroom too; a tight fit, but it worked out okay. I was able to stay in my chair and was not forced to be strapped down. While I could fit in the coach car, the door to connect to the rest of the train and the cafe car was too narrow for my chair. There was a large space in front of the first row of seating for me to park my chair, with a convenient pull out table that made the ride feel nice. Staff were friendly and boarding was a breeze. Overall, i'm very pleased that the Amtrak is an accessible option for traveling the United States.

I called for a cab at 530 pm to go to the paycom center for Alan Jackson concert on 1-18-25, was…read moretold would be around 45 min, after 1 hour I called back and they told me it would be around 20 more minutes, they never showed up, I would give 0 stars if I could

Waited for darn near twenty minutes for a call when my cab was to arrive…read more Rude dispatcher said (!!!) that it was I who had said he would call, not the other way around. Patently absurd. Got an Uber instead. One Yelp star? Pretty darn generous, if you ask me.

Regarding drivers... this platform does not pay much at all to drive for them. I get offers for…read more20+ miles and they only offer about $3.50 which includes the tip. That doesn't even cover the gas 1 way. And yet they expect you to keep up your acceptance rate to achieve higher status for better paying offers. You can't operate a car wear and tear, gas, or feed yourself. Your driving for less than free. It's a fact that Uber tends to keep a portion of the tips when that is what we are working for since they clearly do not pay well. Door dash is a much better platform. It's a scam since they want you to accept 30% of offers to go up from green status to gold. And 50% to go up to the next tier after the gold. So they expect you to drive for free 80% of the time which is not economical and doesn't provide any income. That is the only way to advance up the tiers. You are at a loss. Uber is a scam and they are greedy. DO NOT WORK FOR THEM!!!

I had gotten a ride through my Modivcare app(which schedules rides through uber)bc of my epilepsy…read moreand it showed my ride was 1 minute away. That ride was Mercedeez,, black Chevy equinox, tag number RWP601. She never showed, never canceled, never called, never did anything. I had to wait a certain amount of time then reschedule the ride. This person shouldn't be a driver. Period

My experience with EMBARK on Route#003 on December 2, 2024 between 7:53 AM to 8:35 AM. When I got…read moreon Route#3 from the Belle Isle Station at around 7:53 AM I had my bus pass ready to slide through whenever I got on the bus. Well I swiped it through and was ready to take my big sized bags that were literally 50 pounds each to put them in a place that won't block aisles or interfere with driver or passenger safety at that same time the bus driver was being very rude and non-accommodating to me. She was rushing me to sit down and said I needed to move, meaning the bus to move. Well, I after I ran my pass through I had to set those very large bags on that thing where usually the trash cans are and wouldn't be in the way of anything. So, I just sat down and didn't talk to her at all. I really hate those kinds of bus drivers. Now what is so inconsistent is there was a lady that had some issues or affairs, and the driver sat patiently and waited for that lady to get her affairs in order. That happened where that Momma Bear's Child Care LLC which would be 1300 NE 50th. So, what I saw witnessed was bias, preferential treatment and hypocritical, and corrupt behavior on the part of the driver. She didn't rush her in any way like saying she had to move as in the bus moving or just didn't act like that toward her as she did with me. That kind of stuff needs to stop. All the bus drivers need to be trained alike to treat everyone the same no matter what or who the person is. I need to remind all of you who work at EMBARK that you guys have a pledge. It is at the very bottom of the PDF of the Roadmap, and it says, and I quote I PLEDGE TO SERVE ALL CUSTOMERS OF EMBARK WITH GOODWILL AND PROFESSIONALISM. Do all bus drivers do that? No, they don't. They treat certain customers they like with respect while treating others they see as undesirable with no respect. It's like you can show a bias, racist, and bigoted bus driver all the respect in the world, but that will never change the fact that they will always be like that because at the end of the day they don't have any shame in how they act because they never had to be held accountable for anything..Is being dismissive or not wanting to hear people's complaint, bus drivers acting and being corrupt like being preferencial towards certain passengers, customer service employees being assholes towards customers in any way, being professional, listening, being trustworthy or having goodwill? No it isn't. It's beyond comprehension on the hypocrisy, the rudeness, intimidation that customers like me have to experience..

Embark shut down tonight just as thousands of people were leaving the concert and fireworks at…read moreScissortail Park. My friends and I were able to walk to our cars a mile away but there were plenty of families with small children, and disabled people who had a difficult time of it. If we're going to be a first rate city we need first rate services

I can't recommend Primetime Transportation OKC enough! Brian was professional, kind, and took…read moreexceptional care of my mom from the moment she landed in Oklahoma. He kept me updated throughout her trip... sharing flight updates, luggage pickup, and confirming when she arrived safely at her destination. My mom had nothing but wonderful things to say and is eager to use their services again in the future. She also mentioned that the car was clean, spacious, and the entire ride was smooth and comfortable. Thank you, Brian, for taking such great care of her!!!

From the owner: Experience luxury and professionalism with Primetime Transportation, your premier provider of black…read morecar, limousine, and party bus services. Whether you need airport transfers, transportation for special events, a night on the town, or corporate travel, we have you covered. With over 20 years of experience in private chauffeured transportation in the OKC Metro, we combine expertise, class, and the newest vehicles to provide an unmatched luxury experience. Trust Primetime Transportation to deliver the best in comfort, reliability, and style for all your transportation needs.

Every step of the process was friendly and helpful. Joseph, my driver, arrived on time, was very…read morenice and carried by heavy luggage down from my third floor apartment. He drove safely and then rolled my large suitcases into the airport to the AA kiosk. Highly recommended!

Helpful, friendly service…read more Rates quoted up front Jim is the best!

This Greyhound bus depot is ok. Kinda sketchy but gets the…read morejob done. Most of the employees are friendly and helpful. Had to catch a bus here to San Diego a few years back when I couldn't find a decent flight. It was a long ride lol.

I miss my plane, so I was forced to take the Greyhound bus. The bus itself is not a problem, it's…read morethe people who use it. It was dangerous, it took much longer than what I had anticipated, and it was much scarier than what I thought. This was my first experience on a public bus and it will be my last.

Worth their weight in gold! I booked Trans'port for a special birthday dinner evening for my wife…read moreand her best friends who came to town to celebrate the weekend with her. I was a little skeptical at first because he asked me to text my cc info for the upfront payment, but I was like nah, send me a PayPal invoice. It's 2021 and no one in their right mind sends info like that...at least they shouldn't. But, the owner did send me a Paypal invoice, which eased my concern. I booked a week and a half before this latest record-breaking winter snow storm hit OKC. Nonetheless, mother nature decided to finally act-right and warm up for my wife's dinner. I was unable to book a traditional limo due to Covid-19 restrictions, but they could operate their Chevy Suburban fleet, which was just fine by me. Trans'port confirmed the good weather forecast and on the day of, I got a text from the driver, Zahid who confirmed he'd pick the ladies up and cart them off to the special birthday dinner I planned at Black Walnut restaurant! Trans'port got them there on time and was back to pick them up a couple hours later. Mr. Raja drove them back from the restaurant, but the ladies said both guys were very nice and professional. Will definitely use again and I just referred the company to my brother who has friends coming into town for his upcoming birthday.

What an amazing experience. So helpful. My brother was arriving on a delayed flight at such a late…read morehour and they were able to meet him and bring him home happily. Such a reasonable price for such amazing service. Thank you!