This was good ole Halloween fun! Actors were hilarious & scary enough! Many of them had good…read morecomebacks for our funny comments. My 6 year old was able to handle this one!

Always a fun little haunt. Definitely not the scariest BUT it's always fun it's great music. They…read morenow have a merch stand at the end of the haunt, which makes my reviews on my facebook review page, much better!

Grandkids love this place!! The BEG to go! The staff is great with them and treats them super…read morespecial!!

Kids always love this place. Easy to win prizes every time so far. Place is clean. Staff is…read morefriendly and helpful

My mom is a HUGE Dino fan, so I brought her here for the dinosaur exhibit during the OU Alumni…read morefamily event. It is AMAZING! The scavenger hunt motivated us to look even more closely to the details of all the exhibits, which I am glad for. I travel the world and go to the Natural History Museums in every country. While this one isnt the largest or most extensive, it really does Oklahoma proud with its quality and display creativity!

Take the kids or grandkids for a visit to the museum. Older kids will want to read everything and…read morepull open doors. Younger ones will just be looking and wondering. Our favorite is the dinosaur displays. There is even a lady that will give you interesting facts. For second level, you can ride elevator and see them from up high. Or kids may love to walk the long stairs up. Currently they have a traveling bug section but it's really a small play area. They do have a worker there to keep control of the area. It's not too big, so just a couple hours. It's super clean, quiet during week. They do have a gift shop also. Cost is 10 and seniors 8. A great place to visit once a year.

Wow, what a cool place!…read more We've seen billboards for this on 35 every time we head up to OKC for a regatta so we decided to visit on one of our trips. I wasn't expecting much, and actually lowered my expectations when I arrived and saw the boring building that looks like it belongs in any strip mall, but the displays were pretty awesome. You could spend days here. The number of different skeletons was staggering and they're organized nicely, with some funny Easter eggs in the displays. Well worth a visit for kids or adults.

Cool place, such a RANDOM location but glad they have private on site parking. My son and I enjoyed…read morethis little museum and spent about an hour viewing the displays. We appreciated the variety of animal skeletons available but this is defiantly a view only and not interactive museum. For what it is, it's good.

Excellent renovation to Taft stadium. Current home files for the OKC Energy, USL Pro football team…read more This is great place for family entertainment provided by the only professional football team in OKlahoma City. Currently the works are still in progress and tracks are being installed around the court. This facility will serve not only the energy, but local schools. On game day you can watch the energy beating their opponents and grab a snack plus one of your favorite Anthem beers. Highly recommended!

This review is for OKC Energy games…read more This family friendly venue has been given new life by local ownership. As a young boy my father owned a semi-professional football team that played here (No humble brag here- it was a team that once spray painted their helmets when the other team needed a few of their players to make it an even game. They were lovable and lowly.) And I ran all over this stadium. It seemed like a lost gladiator palace and the bathrooms were not nearly as nice as Rome. Now I take my children to these games and continue to be amazed at all the changes. They have a great family atmosphere. Which is not easy to do given the size of the place and crowds mixed with the healthy beer sales. We loved every minute of the season. The food options were excellent. Multiple trucks were brought in and the concession stand options were above average and priced right. For all those that have suffered through some summer baseball games minor league sports in the hot months can be brutal. But seats on the west side of the stadium are always shaded for games and it was not unusual to see coats in July. The players seem impressed with the field and surroundings and continually remark about the confines. This is high praise form professional athletes who have see the highs and lows of their sports. I can't wait for next season and encourage everyone to make it our for a few games at least.

I was in Oklahoma visiting my son and decided to stop in to the national weather Museum. Upon…read moreentering we could tell that the museum was not totally set up at this point. There was a few items that still needed to be properly set up. After we were met at the front desk a gentleman took us around to the lackluster exhibits. I can truly say this place is more of a joke then a museum. I am not sure how good it will be once I get this museum completed. They need to properly staff the museum with people know all about what is exhibited. I would not recommend this museum to anyone who wants a great experience. It was truly not properly set up or maned with a good staff that knew all about what was in this museum. Really not worth the money you have to pay.

Loved it the people were so nice and loved discussing the different things and cool facts about…read moreweather. Me and the staff liked talking about it and I was very happy by the end. Please go!

This is a state of the art, multi purpose arena located on the edge of the state fair grounds. It…read moreofficially open in June 2025. It seats approx 8000 people and can be used for rodeo competitions, concerts, events such as Disney on ice. It casts an awesome grey, white and black diamond pattern with the signature orange OG&E logo. This replaced the old state fair arena which had seen its better days. There are 2 large horse statues out front denoting the ties to the horse industry and Oklahoma.

The Coliseum as a whole is very nice, but as a wheelchair user the seating is terrible! I was not…read moreable to see the entire floor. The bar in front of the seating is too high for a person in a wheelchair. It was the same for my wife sitting beside me. I can't recommend this for a disabled person!

This is a short, but very cute and family friendly parade that takes place during Mardi Gras in…read moreDowntown Norman every year. Lots of people bring their dogs and lawn chairs. All of Main St is shut down. Fun for all ages. It's not New Orleans, but it's a free event and all are included. Come early and prepare to find parking because you can't drive on Main Street.