Things To Do in OK

TravelOK: This quirky Route 66 icon was named one of the Top 50 Roadside Attractions in America by Time Magazine in July 2010. A must-stop photo op along Route 66 just outside of Tulsa. Read more.

Travel Channel: “Try the cake balls at Ann’s Bakery!” --Adam Richman, Man v Food Nation

Jeffrey Richardson: The Garlic knots rock. Umberto's is some of the best pizza in town.

Jamison Shaffer: Find my Centennial Club plaque upstairs!

Travel Channel: Get the incinerator spicy pizza - featured on Man v Food Nation. Just make sure you have milk near by!

Mandy Vavrinak: Order the candied bacon appetizer. Just trust me.

TravelOK: This historic music venue was once the home of Bob Wills and the Texas Playboys. Now it hosts the hottest indie bands at reasonable ticket prices and is a Tulsa nightlife hotspot. Read more.

Jake Davis: This is a must-experience thing! Stand on the right spot and you can hear your own voice echoing back to you. It's crazy! You can also check out downtown Tulsa a little while you're in the area.

Natasha Ball: Park and eat in the Blue Dome District (east of the TPAC), then walk to the show.

HISTORY: The zoo is located on 84 acres within Mohawk Park, which is the third largest municipal park in the United States. There are more than 2,800 animals are on exhibit, many of them rare and endangered.

TravelOK: Experience 24-hour gaming on 2300 slot machines, 70 gaming tables, six nightlife venues, and eight spectacular restaurants. If you win big, treat yourself to dinner at McGill’s on 19. Read more.

Kendal Eschbach: Wear sunscreen! Sunburns can be painful!

HISTORY: Built in 1914 with a record breaking 2,800 seats Brady Theatre was first designed as a municipal auditorium & convention hall. When it opened became known largest hall from Kansas City to Houston,TX

Victor Kubiliun: Park in the garage in the back of the BOK... Traffic is lite, its cheap, and close to the side entrance

Jamison Shaffer: If you're trading in books, walk around to the registers (the first counter when you come in is for selling books).

Ann Patton: The architechture of the house is amazing, and Philbrook has the most beautiful gardens in Tulsa! The art classes offered here are wonderful and they also are the location for gorgeous weddings.

Hannah B: You are never too old to play on the swings!

Erin J.: Great for mountain biking & hiking - all without having to leave the city! Get off the beaten path while still enjoying views of Tulsa. Check out photos of the trails here----> Read more.

Jamison Shaffer: Check out the "Praying Hands" sculpture off of Lewis.

TravelOK: Find out what time they are feeding the sharks and be sure to be at their tank. These are the world's largest captive bull sharks. Read more.