Oklahoma City: Comedy Magic Show & BYOB at Jonathan’s TheaterYou’ll walk into Jonathan’s Magic Theater in Oklahoma City and instantly feel like part of the show—sharing laughs, popcorn, and maybe even the spotlight during interactive tricks. With BYOB, complimentary snacks, all-ages comedy, and free parking included, it’s an easygoing night where you can just enjoy real magic up close—and maybe leave grinning wider than you expected.
Tulsa: Art Deco Walking Tour with Building Access & GuideYou’ll step through closed doors into Tulsa’s iconic Art Deco buildings, guided by a local who knows every story behind each marble lobby and neon sign. Expect real insider access, small surprises (like private sketches), and a chance to touch history — literally. This walking tour leaves you seeing Tulsa’s Deco District in a whole new light.
Bike Art and Architecture Tour: Downtown Oklahoma CityA guided bicycle tour of downtown Oklahoma City and surrounding districts on comfortable 3-speed bikes, led by a knowledgeable guide who covers art, architecture and the city's founding story. The tour includes a water bottle, helmet, and bike; it runs 2.5 hours and covers landmarks from the Oklahoma City National Memorial to the Land Run Monument, Bricktown Canal, and the city's first mansion. Suitable for all fitness levels, though not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health.Is it for me?Choose this bike tour if you want to cover downtown, Bricktown, the Memorial and Olympic Training Site on two wheels at a relaxed pace, letting you see neighborhoods and details you'd miss from a car.
Tulsa History Tour with Oil Baron's Tunnel: Explore underground passagesA guided history tour of Tulsa's oil boom era buildings that moves mostly indoors through public pedestrian corridors and culminates in entering one oil baron's personal tunnel. The 1.5-hour tour covers a block-wide bank built in stages as Tulsa's oil fortunes grew, an office building with a lifelike statue, the city's first skyscraper, an early life insurance company, and the Neo-Gothic lobby of oilman Waite Phillips before descending into his tunnel. A live English-speaking guide leads the route; children are welcome from age 10.Is it for me?The tour is led in English by a live guide, so you'll hear the stories and context as you move through each building—this works well for anyone comfortable standing and walking indoors for 90 minutes. The mostly indoor route and seated moments make it manageable for those who prefer not to be outside in weather, though the tour is not wheelchair accessible and requires at least moderate fitness.
Bricktown Canal Narrated Boat Tour: Oklahoma City Water TaxiA 50-minute narrated boat tour of Oklahoma City's Bricktown Canal with a trained guide who covers the district's 100+ year history, the indigenous heritage marked at Chickasaw Plaza, and landmarks like the Centennial Land Run Monument and Riversport. The guide speaks English or Spanish and points out changes from the MAPS projects alongside stories of the people and events that shaped the city.Is it for me?This tour works well for visitors who want the history and landmarks of Bricktown without walking the district—the boat covers the full length in 50 minutes and the guide handles the storytelling, so you're not managing a map or deciding what to stop for. It's also the right choice if you want to understand the indigenous history woven into the city's story, since Chickasaw Plaza and the guide's narration make that part of the experience central rather than optional.
Lawton: Murder Mystery Detective Game with Audio StoryYou’ll step into Lawton’s streets as a rookie detective, piecing together clues from real locations with help from an audio guide and lively characters. Choose walking or driving routes and play at your own pace—pause for snacks or debates whenever you like. By the end, you’ll have issued your own arrest warrant and maybe found yourself second-guessing every suspect.
