Fort Sill has two museums, the Artillery museum and the old fort museum. Both are good but the…read moreArtillery Museum is very fascinating and full of history. We came to attend our son's BCT graduation and this was one of the first places we visited and we are so glad that we did - our son's AIT will be Artillery and this museum has a wealth of artillery history from pre-revolutionary times to modern. I especially enjoyed the video showing us what our son will be doing in the Army Artillery. This old Fort Sill National Historic Landmark requires some imagination because it's still fully integrated into the base and officers still live in the old houses surrounding the parade field . Be sure to start in the main building and look at the diorama to get your bearings before you walk around. The best display is the old cavalry barracks which is set up exactly as it would have been around 1890-1900. Ft. Sill played an amazing part in our frontier history and this post does a good job of explaining it.

This is our favorite spot to visit when we want to go out. Veterans are free, adults are $6, and…read morekids are $4. Matinees are always $4. Buy a $18 refillable bucket and get $3 refills all year! Half priced on Tuesdays and free showings during certain times of the year AND they have an attached gelato bar that is to die for! This makes it possible for a family to actually go out and do something for an affordable price! Customer service is top notch, popcorn is always buttery and hot, drinks are crisp, and a family run buisness under ownership for almost two decades.

Great price, good concession, nice people, good selection of movie times. We enjoy less of a crowd…read moreand the location. We took our children to Boxtrolls. Cute movie. The only negative and reason for three stars is because it was so cold in the theatre we left early. We were winter weather dressed and could not handle the cold. We will pay more to be comfortable while watching a movie.

Best movie place in town!…read more You want affordable tickets? Friendly staff? Opportunities besides 'just movies' to visit? Well, Vaska Theater is it! The theater is over 60 years old. It was showing its age. People had stopped going--until then new people took over. It has all-new chairs, a great concession stand, and first-run shows. During the live action, Lilo and Stitch, Stitch was actually there taking pictures with everyone and there were wonderful extras for sale, like a great ceramic popcorn container with a 3D Stitch on it--my daughter bought one. Everything has been updated. What a wonderful nostalgic theater to visit.. We were hesitant to go, as we were here fifty years ago when this was one of the top theaters in town. But we simply could not afford the tickets at the other theater, so we finally broke down and went to a show. Wow! We were so surprised. The people feel like family, not a chain that you cannot relate to, but people who want to invest in our town. Their movies may not stay as long, as they only have two theaters, but it's certainly worth going if you want to see a movie and enjoy the show. 4 stars to the people who have revived it. You've brought back fun and affordability to Lawton! https://www.vaskamovies.com

Great and affordable prices. 3 table setting in the back of the theater perfect for families or…read morelittle ones that need to step out.

Great place for FUN! Friendly people and good food at a reasonable price! Kids had a blast!!!read more

Fun games nice people, clean inside but......... How about…read morebuying the Pink stuff and clean your toilets, maybe check for toilet paper in each stall and add some soap to the dispensers.

I highly recommend the Comanche National Museum & Cultural Center in Lawton. I personally loved…read morethis museum in Oklahoma. It's a bit off the beaten path, but parking and admission were free. Donations were welcome. The displays were gorgeous... you must be up for reading. I read fast! Because it is a smaller museum, I would plan for about an hour visit. Less if you read fast. Comanche words were scattered everywhere, tying in with authentic Comanche art, artifacts, or collections... a few of which photos were not allowed. One of my softball coaches from college was/is Comanche. I still keep up with her on Facebook and her involvement with The Comanche Nation. The Comanche Code Talkers of World War II will never be forgotten! They were amazingly resilient... "their codes were never broken!" Loved all of the local artists pieces. Plus my kid and I got to try on a buffalo robe. Very kind woman at the check-in area on 7.26.2025. Clean women's restrooms!

My husband and I enjoyed going to this small museum. It was very informative and we enjoyed seeing…read moreartifacts. This museum is definitely small but it is free!

This was a small, but very nice Museum…read more FREE, although they ask for donations. Basic displays and interesting information about air defenses. Located on FORT SILL, so it's not really a drive by visit, but if you're on post for graduation or another event it's definitely worth a look.