Traveled with two adults, a 4 year old and 16 month…read more We came on the year celebration and The cost of the room is what you would expect at a place like this. We paid a little over $300 for a Saturday check in and Sunday check out. Check in was easy and actually got to check in a couple hours early. Staff was very friendly throughout the resort. The King size room was spacious enough to put the pack in play in the corner and still have room to move around. The bed was very comfortable, water pressure was good, and the water was nice and hot. After we unpacked, we went downstairs to catch the Bubble show and then went to the water park. The waterpark was clean and pretty spaced out so it didn't feel too crowded. We traveled with a 4 year old and 16 month old so we spent more time at the toddler zone and kept both of them entertained for hours. We went to Jack rabbit for dinner where we got the hamburger which was small and pricey but at least it tasted good. We ordered two drinks as well and those were delicious. We asked for the check and a drink to go (yes you can take alcohol drinks to go) and the check took forever and the 16 month old was getting restless. That's when we were informed they were having network issues. We didn't think much of it until we realized it affected watching TV the next morning when we turned it on for cartoons for the kids. We tried to kill time getting breakfast because the waterpark didn't open until 10. Unfortunately with no TV and no entertainment for the kids, we were getting a little stir crazy so went to the arcade when it opened at 9. (Mind you we have been up since 6:30) The arcade had things for my 4 year old but only got to play for about 10 minutes. Spent $80 and that money didn't stretch very long at all. Every game was at least 10 tokens, a couple had 8, but all the games were way overpriced. Big kids could spend some major money at the arcade. Overall it was an ok experience but probably won't be returning. We spent almost $600 between the hotel, parking, and food for one night. Things that would have made the trip worth it. Park opened earlier. Small kids wake up early and it would be nice to be able to play before all the big kids get up. We wish the arcade was as bit more affordable or have some form of free entertainment for kids like an outdoor playground. You could easily spend over $1000 for a weekend stay and thats pretty hard to swallow for OKC.

This review is for the indoor water park as we did not stay at the hotel. My family and I had been…read morewatching the Okana Indoor Waterpark being built for years, so we finally decided to check it out. We visited on March 31, 2026. Our group included my wife, myself, her daughter, and my mother -- three adults and one child. Admission for all of us came to $130.31. We also rented Cabana 14 for an additional $108.61. At first glance, the facility is quite nice. We chose Cabana 14 because it seemed like it would be quieter for our daughter if she got tired or overstimulated. The cabana is advertised to comfortably fit up to 8 people, and we had plenty of room. It includes a TV with cable, a mini fridge (which was empty when we arrived), and a fan to help stay cool. Having a dedicated server and a private food menu was convenient. However, the waterpark is very loud, so the TV was practically unusable. We also noticed some stains on the chairs and that the fan could use a good cleaning. Overall, we would rent a cabana again for the comfort and convenience. Food: Prices are typical for an amusement park -- not cheap, but expected. My wife and I ordered a large 16-inch pepperoni pizza for $26. It reminded us of the old Hungry Howie's in Del City, but it was pretty bland with most of the flavor in the crust. My mother and daughter got burgers ($13 for the classic and $14 for the bacon outlaw), both served with waffle fries, and they said they were good. We also visited the candy shop, where my mother got a $12 vanilla shake and my daughter got a chocolate-covered apple for around $20. Both enjoyed their treats. Cabana Service: Service was slow. It often took 30-45 minutes between server visits, and there was no call button in our cabana. Our server was excellent and clearly overworked -- it seemed like he was handling most or all of the cabanas by himself (possibly because it was a weekday). He did a great job taking care of us, bringing ice water and checking in regularly. He definitely deserves a raise! We did have one issue where the wrong food was delivered, and it took about 45 minutes to get it corrected. The food delivery team should double-check the cabana numbers. Parking: Free parking is tough. We arrived about 20 minutes before the 10 a.m. opening and there were no spots left. If free parking is full (which seems common), expect to pay $20 for paid parking. Access & Waterpark Experience: Be prepared for a long walk! The entrance is near the Oklahoma River, so depending on where you park, it can be quite a distance. The indoor waterpark is a decent size. It's very humid inside (listed at 82°F). You enter from the second-floor food court area -- stairs lead down, or there's a long walk to a ramp for accessibility. Many rides have a 280 lb weight limit, which limited options for me as a larger person. They do have scales available to check. Highlights for us: The High Tide wave pool is nice (max depth 5 feet), though the water temperature fluctuated throughout the day. Splash Falls (kids area) is large with warm water and plenty of slides and play features. The Enchanted River (lazy river) has very cold water. We enjoyed the Tidal Twist (700 lb limit) -- it was fast and fun, though there's a steep climb to reach it. My wife and daughter loved the Whipsplash slides. My wife also relaxed in the adults-only hot tub on the second floor, which overlooks the wave pool. Free life jackets are available in many sizes if you forget yours. We did experience some issues with the pool chemicals -- they burned my face and eyes, and my daughter developed a rash under her arms. Overall: Despite a few drawbacks (slow service, chemical irritation, and the long walks/parking situation), we had a good time and would go back. It's a solid indoor waterpark option in the area, especially for families.

Had an event here, and had a blast!!! Staff was super friendly and very helpful! Such a fun place…read moreto bring friends or family! Really recommend it!

From the owner: 4RKids Mini Golf is fun for people of all ages and abilities! Our 18-hole miniature golf course is…read morecompletely wheelchair accessible. 4RKids Mini Golf also offers space for birthday parties, company outings, and any other group get together. Along with mini golf we offer games like pool and Foosball. Be sure to check out the My Pawfect Bear Workshop where you can build your own stuffed animal friend!

Amazing delicious Pizza always good with every order not cheap but look at prices today anyway…read morenothing is cheap

Love this little Route 66 gem! It's the definition of Route 66 experience. They have thousands of…read moresigns and unique features to bring nostalgic memories back to anyone. The bowling alley is awesome and has a nice sized arcade, put put and laser tag and a bar for the adults. Truly something for everyone and very family friendly. The restaurant serves up some of the best pizza on rt. 66 in Oklahoma and their burgers and other food is awesome as well. A must see even if you just drop by for pics in the parking lot or just take a venture around the place. Locally owned and operated by some amazing folks. You'll feel right at home and welcomed soon as you set foot inside.

Busy busy on a Saturday night lots of volume at 10pm both male bartenders were on point & myself…read morebeing in the industry I appreciate on my night off just relaxing & getting great service from my fellow industry friends. Pizza I highly recommend & mac & cheese bites - Thank you top golf!

I've been to a couple of the California location and now OKC. They are all the same. Pricey but…read morefun. Tasty finger food and cocktails. The equipment was decent and the staff was friendly.

Terrible course, very overpriced. 50$ to play 9 holes with a cart, don't waste your timeread more

Hours on website are not correct or up to date. Waste of time. Had us driving around trying to…read morefigure out where to go just to play before we found out it was closed.

Not a bad little park, or big park. There's a snow cone stand, Ferris wheel , a train that…read moresupposedly goes through that we never saw, and play areas. A bunch of people were having birthday parties, and there are several covered picnic seating areas around with grills. Both my little ones had a blast at their friends birthday party! Definitely, a good place to stop by if you have kids and are in Enid.

For about $75 you can get a cart and greens for two people here. Front nine isn't anything…read morespectacular but the back nine is fairly enjoyable. While not a very technical course it does have a decent layout but the rough is narrow in areas so if you have a bad slice or hook there is a good chance you'll be in another fairway. All in all an enjoyable golf course nestled next to a decent city park and right down the road they have mini-golf.

Celebration Station offers three different mini golf courses, each with a different level of…read morechallenge (easy, medium, hard). I played all of them -- highly recommend the "Golf & Games" package that's $10 -- and liked the easy course the best, because it has the most opportunities for you to get holes-in-one (and who doesn't love the thrill of a hole-in-one!?). All of the courses are pretty straightforward--there aren't fancy obstacles (e.g., windmills, volcano holes, moving drawbridges), though the medium and hard courses have a hole that covers three stories of ground, which is pretty cool and unique. The main difference between the easy course and the others is the ability to aim straight at the hole on the easy course, while the other courses make you play bank shots or hit it around the corner to get to the hole. While most of the holes were in good condition, there were a few that could use some recarpeting. And generally, I wish there were more fun obstacles, both in play and for decoration. On the indoor side of Celebration Station, I was a little disappointed at how many games were broken -- nearly everything upstairs was out of order, and several of the games on the lower level were as well. And miss me with the $2.50 it takes to play the claw machines (if $10 = 40 credits, the claw machines require 10 credits to play), that's terrible value. I'd come back for the mini-golf and maybe to try the go carts, but I'd pass on the arcade.

Worst pizza I have ever eaten. Strictly dough not cooked at all. Very overpriced food and drinks…read more Games are ridiculously expensive and the outside things are totally ran down.

fun mini golf course right by the water. they have little caddy boxes along each the holes to put…read morestuff down very convenient touch.

No servers. Need to order your own food at the counter and go get it as they make it (doesn't come…read moreat the same time).

the outdoor mini golf is nice pretty good deal and is right by the highway. the arcade had…read moreblacklight all throughout.

Bowling and flavorful "pub-food" /beverage service is a great activity for a larger family group…read more The kids love the other activities as well. This is not my normal vibe, (loud, crowded, noisy, bright) but our pre-teen and teen grandkids loved it; so I am pleased. Other families and friendly groups were there. It felt clean & organized. Easy parking.