We have been on four or five tours with Village. We had a great time on all of them. Our bus…read moredrivers were great as well as our guides. We trust them to book us on any trip. It's the best way to travel!

Horrible experience. Nasty driver. Ivan at the corporate office refused to take responsibility for…read morea completely botched trip. Had used them five times before, will not use again.

Before I am willing to put my friends, family, or any of my loved ones on any kind of a trip,…read moreCharter, rental of anything like that I'm going to check into it out first. I have looked at red carpet and have found that they have a wonderful record they do not have any complaints according to the Better Business Bureau I have full faith that they will take care of us in our trips. So if I was going to recommend somebody I would recommend Red Carpet any day. Red Carpet Charters have always been friendly to me. I have never had a reason to complain. I will use Red Carpet before I use someone else, and why not? When you're being treated with respect, it is easy to feel good about doing business with someone. I can promise that if I want to charter a bus I will talk to the sales staff in Oklahoma City, they are the best.

Bus was 75min late for pickup and driver unable to drive a straight path for more than few hundred…read moreyards. Completely unable to drive a corner in a smooth manner. Bus swayed side to side entire 90min return trip. Will NEVER ride with this company again.

A fun time on an extremely hot late afternoon. Bricktown Tulsa had a lot of restaurants, and we…read moreused this boat tour on the man made canal to get a sense of the area. Casual, and we were able to buy alcohol at a bar near the start dock and bring with us. Our guide, Cody, was a treasure. She also does stand up comedy in the evenings in town, and was throwing out barbs, especially when she found we were from the 2025-26 National Championship home of College Football!

Definitely recommend when visiting the city. The tour is short but gives you a great overview and…read morehistory of the city. Our tour guide was excellent, just the right combo of funny and informative. Such a cute area! I loved the land grab statues and hearing about the boomers and sooner. Just a warning, the boat is HOT during the summer since the canopy doesn't cover the entire seating area so plan accordingly. Tickets were $15 and available for purchase online or in front of the baseball stadium at the ticket booth. I recommend purchasing online though.

Beautiful venue filled with Oklahoma history from the foundation to the rooftop. The property sits…read moreon the edge of historic Heritage Hills near Midtown OKC, so the location is quite perfect! The Hall of Fame is perfect for special events, receptions, parties and even school field trips. There are often free admission days during the summer so you can pack up the kids and show them all the amazing people that come from our great state - the motto is "Telling Oklahoma's Story Through Its People". We attended a sold out event for Oklahoma Craft Breweries and the event took place on the 4th floor. It was comfortable and modern, but also felt sold out...it was really crowded and lots of folks mingling and standing around. We wanted to try at least one sip from each of the exhibitors, but the constant dodging shoulders and excuse-me's kinda seem not worth it. I would say this event was a huge success and could either be split over two floors or held in a larger space. The catering was great and featured a wide assortment of small bites from chicken and waffles to bbq pork sliders and mini hot dogs.

First time at this museum. I brought a client to the Deck the Halls (Santa claus pictures, fix…read morereindeer food and writing letters to Santa). The building is beautiful and the exterior patio has a grand place to host weddings, showers or any special occasion. The Wayman tisdale exhibit has a nice tribute. The Oklahoma hall of fame is a great recognition of many great Oklahoma's.

I didn't take any pictures because the rooms and what not still look like what others have posted…read more You definitely get what you pay for. Staff was nice but Maid Service lacks severely. Although we did have the do not disturb sign on our door, we had put some towels right outside our door for them to come pick them up and the pile sat there for nearly 12 hours before someone came to pick them up. We stayed Friday Night (October 4th) to Sunday Night (October 6th.) So, checked in Friday night and checked out Monday morning. Attended the Luke Bryan concert. I didn't catch her name but the lady that was at the front desk was super sweet and extremely helpful because I had noticed a double charge on my account the next day after checking in and charged me an extreme low amount for Sunday night. The fire alarm ended up going off Saturday morning before 7:30AM, which they were kind enough to give free breakfast for that inconvenience. Which leads into the CON's of this visit: 1. I booked on Booking.com, I don't know if it's the website or if it is the Hotels fault BUT hotels need to make sure that their information is up to date. It advertised free breakfast and it ended up not being free (included). Besides Friday morning because of the fire alarm but in general they charge $5 for breakfast. Not bad but still. 2. Hotel room temperature was fine but inside of the main hotel area was hot, it's like the A/C wasn't working. It was uncomfortably hot in the elevator. Either turn your A/C on or get it fixed. 3. Outside could use some upkeeping and maintaining. It was nicer than the last hotel I stayed in but the backside part could definitely use some remodeling. 4. Doors. There should not be Only exits around the entire building. There needs to be at least one door that is an Entrance and an Exit as people usually park where they can see their vehicles and if their room is on the backside of the hotel, then they're going to park in the backside of the hotel. The only way I was able to get to and from my vehicle without walking around the entire building was the fact that one of the doors upstairs was broken, which made it where people could go in and out. 5. Cleanliness most definitely needs to be worked on, as the hotel itself doesn't look like it's cleaned that often. The little store area right next to the front desk was basically empty and then there was a vending machine that was half empty next to the indoor pool that looked nice but having a no food or drink rule for a pool is a bit ridiculous and is a sure way to make people avoid using the pool as most people at least want/need drinks while they're in the pool. It didn't look dirty to me but my friend that was with me said that he had seen a thick white film on the top of it the day prior. So, just make sure you're upkeeping with the pool, especially since it is an inside one and can be used year round. 6. Minor detail but I had a laptop to plug in and I thought that the lamp on my night stand was plugged in and so I tried plugging in my laptop to charge while I worked on school work and it wasn't charging. I discovered that there was no plug on my side of the bed, so why there was a lamp on that side made no sense at all. Just don't put things that need to be plugged in, near walls that don't have a plug on them. And put a TV Guide in every room. Along with maybe a menu of the restaurant. Or at least have some available at the front desk. 7. Shower looked great. But, there was no working door to close off the shower from the bathroom. There was glass but it was just for looks, couldn't move it. If you don't want your floors to flood, I would suggest switching the glass, to actual glass doors that can close and actually protect the rest of the bathroom from getting water everywhere. It's a cute idea, but it's just not sensible for a hotel. Would also be nice if there were maybe some travel options of ear swabs and/or cotton balls. Just little things that people usually tend to forget during travels. With your layout, you could get a cute little wicker basket to put all those little travel supplies on the counter. 8. Last but not least. The smell. It smelled dingy and not that great. I highly recommend looking into wall plugs or something, as I had to bring my own candle to burn a little bit in the room because of how bad the room smelled. No smell of cleaning supplies or anything. In the rooms and in the main hotel area/hallways. This is located right next door to Cowboys the Night Club and is not located in that best of area's but you can still improve upon that by having either local police patrol that area as we saw some sketchy people that looked like they were scoping out people's cars. Or having a 3rd party Security company, at least on the weekends. I recommend Marksman Security if you're willing to look into it.

Wyndham Garden Oklahoma City, count your days because this place needs to be shut down. I honestly…read moredon't even know where to start because this experience was that bad. As soon as I walked through the doors, the entire place smelled horrible. There was a "Can-Teen" lounge that was supposedly open, but there were no lights on, nobody behind the bar, and nobody there. I saw some older ladies complaining in front of me, and I didn't know what it was about at the time, but once they walked out, I heard staff talking badly about them right in front of me. (I talked to them outside and they said they're left due to rats running around) Then I heard a staff member say, "Room 109's microwave broke, do you know where we can find one?" At that point I'm thinking, are you really just finding random microwaves to put into guest rooms? That should have been enough for me to leave, but I decided to at least go see my room. On the way to the room, I immediately noticed the floors were sticky and stained, and then I looked up and saw the ceiling was literally caving in. Once I got into the room, I saw mold throughout the room and immediately started feeling like something was seriously wrong. I went to look at the pool and it was all sorts of messed up and literally bubbling like sparkling water. There's wood rot EVERYWHERE At this point, my gut feeling was screaming at me to leave. I asked the front desk if I could change rooms, and I was told, "No, sorry, we're sold out." I literally looked around and said, "Are you kidding me? It's a ghost town in here!" I ended up leaving because there was absolutely no way I was staying there. After I left, I started looking through the reviews and found multiple people claiming that individuals wearing security shirts had entered their rooms in the middle of the night for "service calls." I'm not claiming those reviews are true because I personally did not witness that happening, but after everything I had already seen and experienced, reading those reviews made me even more uncomfortable. I have pictures and videos of what I personally saw, and those speak for themselves. I'm not expecting a luxury resort, but there is a huge difference between an older hotel and a hotel that appears to have serious cleanliness and maintenance issues. If you're thinking about staying here, please read the reviews and look at the pictures before you book. I wish I had done more research beforehand because I would have never stepped foot in this place if I knew what I was walking into. I didn't even make it through the night before leaving, and honestly, that should tell you everything.

Oh Black Diamond, if I could just keep you on retainer, I totally would! Oh, what it would be to be…read moreable to pick up the phone and have you magically appear to whisk me away for a night on the town! This company made me feel like an absolute princess during my wedding weekend. For my bachelorette party, we had the "Desire" Limo Party bus. It seats 20 people, perfect for our evening of bar hopping! Disco lighting and an LED light up "dancing pole" in the middle of the bus was a very nice touch for a bachelorette! We were able to bring our own booze for the beverage bar, and it was tons of fun. Upon leaving from my wedding venue, we were picked up by the same driver who took us to the Colcord. I had no idea we were leaving in a limo, so that was a great surprise, but then to be met by the same driver from my fun night just a few evenings before was a nice touch. The limo was top of the line, Chrysler 300 Stretch Limo and it was immaculate. They have tons of fun options from limos to party buses to double deckers, all the way up to a tour bus size bus. Though I wasn't paying for either of the trips (thanks, big brother!) he assured me it was not unreasonable for what you get. And I can certainly speak to the quality of the cars and the experience. If you're in the market for luxury transportation, I highly recommend Black Diamond.

DO NOT BOOK. Please read the other reviews below as well. We rented a party bus for prom that was…read moresupposed to hold 42 people. When the bus showed up, it MAYBE held 24. This was for a trip from Duncan to OKC (1.5 hours). I called and talked to the owner. He said that they are able to fit 42 in that bus "all the time" but could send a new bus while the kids were at dinner. The 2nd bus was "bigger" -- 6 additional seats and DID NOT have AC for the 1.5 hours back to Duncan. Since then, no response from the company.

We had Aaron for our bike tour yesterday and it was awesome!…read more Very informative, chill, and fun. This is a great way to show visitors from out of town our great city!

We had a great time going out with the Jeremy on the art and architecture tour. We saw the gardens,…read moreScissortail park, the waterfront, Bricktown, Downtown and more. Fortunately we are bikers at home, so this tour wasn't too challenging. We learned a lot about the OKC area from a lifelong resident. A fun way to see the city, and an affordable value.

We enjoyed exploring these tunnels for at least a couple of hours. I learned more about OKC in…read morethat time than perhaps any city I've been to (except London - I read the book - but I digress). It was also nice to be out of the heat. There were two photos that, taken together, don't seem believable as described. According to the captions, one was taken of OKC April 22, 1889, and the next on May 13, 1889 - just 3 weeks later. Not only has an entire city appeared in 3 weeks, but additional rail lines, and an outhouse added in the foreground. What really seems implausible, though, is a massive pile of dirt in the first photo has disappeared 3 weeks later, with no sign it was ever there - even the grass has grown back perfectly. In three weeks. I'd love to know how the dates were authenticated. We can learn a lot from our elders, so I really enjoyed the quotes and photos of people who had made it to be 100 years old. We entered through a door in a parking garage, but there's an escalator right up front in the BancFirst building that's probably easier to find. I'm attaching photos.

3.5 stars. Underground is the tunnels system below Oklahoma City. This tunnel is use for walking…read morebelow the city when the city is fully covered by snow. It is very good use for winter time. The tunnel protect you from severe weather or cold wind. The tunnels system link the commercial area, shopping, banking, restaurants, parking garage. Basically you can use it as a walk tunnel to connect all business. There are several tower in downtown that connects the tunnels. Many downtown people use it as walking path for restaurants during lunch time. We got into the tunnel through the Arvest building. We took the elevator to LL level to parking garage below the building, then followed the red painted path to enter the green tunnel. The tunnel divided into colors system. Each color represents different zone and art area. We saw many historic picture and art at tunnels. Visit time take about one hour. Th