It was okay , you will be spending a fuck hundred, went for my brothers bday , drove the go carts I…read morewill say the seats hurt so bad if you have wide hips. I was driving and couldn't enjoy it cause I wanted it to end with the pain hitting deep in my hips. Overall cool a lot of indoor games and bowling .

First impression when you walk in was WOW!! it looks like a casino. Wide open space with flashing…read morelights and continuous noise. So loud that we couldn't even hear each other speaking. We went with a group. There was so much confusion with the staff. They had several people working with our group and they were all telling us different things. It took well over an hour to get us on the racetrack. Then we had lunch in an event room. They served us undercooked pizza.... I pulled on a piece and it was raw dough. Even the hungry kids wouldn't eat it. I think they were in such a hurry to get us out of there. They wouldn't wait the extra five minutes to finish cooking the pizza. I stepped out in the hallway and two female workers were there. One said " are they gonna eat more pizza ?" And they other said "No, they're leaving . Thank God!" To which the other replied, " Good!yeah right, thank God!" That was nice. Always makes a good impression with your guests. Arcade cards didn't work on all the games. Then none of our tickets could be cashed in for prizes. Neither of these would've made it terrible, but the attitudes of the staff did. Oh... and the raw pizza.

It was a fun date day activity! I like to drive fast and so does my boyfriend so a little fun…read morecompetition was great! The track crew was relaxed and the instruction was clear. The carts weren't fancy but they were fast. The course was good and had me thinking how I could hit the curves to go even faster. You will feel a little dirty after but that's part of the experience. Ps: I won.

So much fun for the family. Second time have took my son for his Birthday!! He absolutely loves it…read more They are so nice and helpful.

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.

I suppose if it was warmer this would have been a terrific happening. I liked Pie On the Fly's…read morepeanut butter banana cream pie and Roxy's salted carmel ice cream. The Pagoda Pizza place was unusual, unexpected even. It would have been 15% better if I had pedestrian right of way on a sidewalk with a baby stroller. I get the fact that folks who were standing there first win the right of way battle, but the Bob Harper doppelganger with a beer in hand who walks up from the street just to stand there.. no sir. That and the weather are my only true qualms. If we had gotten the H&8th early experience it maybe have been more family friendly. Definitely going to give them a second change to redeem the adventure with gumbo and a Oklahoma cheesesteak with bbq.. there is already a plan in place!

Great way to meet new people, people watch, try local foods, and hang out with friends and family!…read moreVery dog friendly. Parking can be hard to come by so arrive early or be prepared to walk! So many great food trucks. Never had a bad experience. Most accept credit cards and all accept cash. So have one or both. Be patient and be prepared for large crowds. Lots of dogs. There was even a cyclist race tonight! We ended the night with ice cream from Roxy's. Highly recommend it. Had a great night. :).

Annual arts fest on memorial weekend. It's usually jammin but was down a touch with the possibility…read moreof rain which did not come so it was starting to get busy when we left. They have several musical stages set up on each end with local talent. I will say neither end stage had great entertainment while we were there but it was a place to sit in the shade. All kinds of food and drink vendor booths as well as many talented artists. Photography, pottery, painting, mixed media and just about anything you might be interested in. Prices are what you would see at most art feats. Lots of people with dogs which is fine except the concrete and blacktop sure gets hot for them. It is really a nice fest.

Review #66 Annual…read morePaseo Arts Festival Location: Paseo Arts District, 3022 Paseo, OKC, OK 73103 Dates/Times: Memorial Day weekend: 2019: Sat, 25 May through Mon, 27 May Arts/Food: Sat & Sun: 10am-8pm Mon: 10am-5pm Music: Sat & Sun: 1030am-10pm Mon: 1015am-5pm Children's Area: Sat & Sun: 11am-6pm Mon: 11am-5pm Parking/Shuttle: Free Handicap & motorcycle parking are to the NE corner at 30th & Dewey. Parking & Shuttle at First Christian Church at NW 36th Street & N. Walker. There will only be one shuttle bus running on a continuous basis. The drop off & pickup location is at NW 30th Street & Dewey/Paseo. Shuttle hours below: Sat/Sun: 10am-10pm Mon: 10am-6pm Music/Stages: North Stage: 30th Street & N. Lee South Stage: 28th Street & N. Walker Ave Plunge Stage: Dewey Ave/Paseo There are 10 performances planned for both the N and S stages on Sat and Sun. On Mon there are 6 planned for both stages. The Plunge Stage will have performances, like comedians, only on Sat. Artists: There are about 24 tents in the N area, 57 tents in the middle area, and 17 in the S area. So there should be around 98 artists tents. Artwork presented will be ceramics, Wood, sculptures, photography, paintings, 2D, 3D, jewelry, glass, and fiber. The Paseo Arts Festival is a nationally juried arts festival, shown by the tents with the lime green flags. Food/Drinks: The Food Court and Seating Area are at 29th Street & Paseo, and shaded seating will be in the west end. There are about 15 food tents. Drink tents will be stationed in various sections to the north, middle, and south areas. There are 2 wine vendors, a few beer tents, lemonade drinks, water, tea, and soft drinks. Children's Art Area: S at 29th Street & Paseo. Arts and crafts for children are free. There will also be a face painter. Facilities: Festival HQ: N end @ 3022 Paseo. Lost and found, emergency services, police, and EMSA. Bathrooms: Porta Potties will be located in 3 areas. Information Tent: N in the shuttle drop off area Pets: Service dogs are allowed. All pets need to be leased, but they suggest if it's hot to leave the dogs at home so they won't get too hot walking on the hot concrete. They will have water bowls around the festival and at the beverage tents for pets. ATM: Free/No fee Uber: Uber drop off or pick-up area is either to the north at 30th Street and Lee; or the south end at 28th Street and N Walker. Posted on Sat, 25 May 2019

State fair park is pretty active this week with the fair, but Thts not the only use. They have just…read moreabout finished removing g the old state fair arena and the new OGE center is coming along nicely. All the AG barns have been updated. The grounds are looking pretty good. Still confusion on parking. I asked the police and they pointed one way but when I got there they attendants said there was none here. Was actually closer to park in the free parking than the handicapped. They need to figure tht out but it was still a nice day for a visit.

We always enjoy the fair, great vendors and my son loves the free monster truck rides. Food is…read moreokay, haven't had anything great. We also found a great deal on a massage chair here.