Two beautiful, boutique short term rental properties in Midtown Tulsa (the Yorktown Historical…read moreDistrict) that are in the top 1% with over 100 Five Star reviews.

I had a last minute need for a sedan for an event I could not possibly cancel. After speaking with…read moreseveral companies, I decided on Kristal Limosine service. Great choice! Stacey linked me with my driver Chris and they were fantastic! Personable, gracious, timely and at a reasonable price.

I needed last minute transportation to the airport, and didn't want a shared ride. They were able…read moreto take care of me with 1 day notice, and I had a nice car with a great driver pick me up over an hour away and get me straight to the Tulsa airport. I would absolutely use this service again.

Interstate 244 in Tulsa, OK. is also known as the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Expressway, the…read moreCrosstown Expressway, and the Red Fork Expressway. This road is a 15.8 miles-long east-west Interstate Highway bypass route of Interstate 44 in Tulsa. I drove over it recently & I always like to see different city's ways they honor the memory of our great civil rights leader. However, this road made the Daily Beast's list of worst bottleneck commutes. "Crosstown Expressway in Tulsa (suffers) 6 weekly hours of bottleneck congestion," which really isn't bad compared to other places. Wikipedia noted that "I-244 runs from the western bank of the Arkansas River, across the river and past downtown Tulsa, before running through the northern half of the city and connecting again with Interstate 44." These connections are called the Inner Dispersal Loop (IDL), which are a ring of freeways encircling downtown Tulsa. Whatever these Tulsa roads are, I am glad to see a valuable transportation artery into and out of the city named for the great MLk Jr.

Tyler, aka SubZero, offers great, timley service! He provided roundtrip service for me to downtown…read moreTulsa and so professional and safe! Than you, SubZero! :)

the tour guide was waiting at the bus upon the arrival of our group; professional, though with all…read moredue respect, very much believable as a karyion type representative for hades on earth, ready to guide us thru midtown tulsa like it were the river styx. the guide gave us personal ethnic ancestry info, so i'm being interpretive with that remaining quarter in the greek mythology comp. nevertheless, even before the tour, i'd recently had two sort of paranormal encounters weeks before momma revealed she bought me a ticket for the scary christmas edition bus tour by tulsa spirit tours. and although new to me, each experience is one i'd access as neutral with positive potential. while that is all i'm comfortable sharing about the experiences on a review platform, i find the information appropriate to share mainly because of emotions i've experienced during those intermediate weeks while trying to respect the sacredness of such spiritual interactions, while functioning with the recognition that such subjective experiences are personal as much as communal, and attempting to find personal resolution to questions that stem from such interactions is hardly tenable in a physical world in which humans continually seek connection thru objectivity. that is all the personal reflecting i care to do on here, but please reach out at the exploratory persona email address i'm trying to manage with any questions or story of a similar or enlightening experience: ave918539@gmail.com. that to say, the spirit tour was very much live. that bus was moving through midtown neighborhoods like the flying dutchman navigating under the sea. there were definitely aspects a lil on the creepy side, so parents and guardians please advise the young bloods, but if you are in a similar situation as i'd been, experiencing disconnect from your environment because of a desire to honor spirits who have appeared to you in some way, whether visually, auditorily, or other, the tulsa spirit tours, from the experience i had, is an enjoyable, moderately challenging route to connecting with people in the physical world who share similar spiritual experiences. what is more, the tour leader was energetic, engaging, and passionate about giving the tours, along with promoting supportive work in similar exploratory fields; so, even if your intention does not have a paranormal focus, which as i'm typing, is still strange to me, you can participate in the tour and have fun while learning about scary folklore and its origins, including countries across the world, mostly from europe, though also south africa, and perhaps at least one asian country, although not one i'm currently able to remember which specifically. nonetheless, among the stories, i found the most interest in that of krampus, which coexists with at least three scary christmas stories originating in the same country, germany, from which the tour guide asked if anyone has ancestors, and also from where she suggested that the demonic krampus legend lives as the most popular holiday tradition, rivaled only by, you guessed it, santa klaus. further, we saw several midtown christmas light displays, including personal favorites such as a juggling snowman and a yard full of trees with whitish lights around all but one with red lights representative of the blood of Jesus, evidence toward the coexistence of pagan passtiming without sacriliging. and lastly, as a souvenir of the intentionally busy tour, all passengers got a package of birdseed for feeding our avian cohabitors on christmas day, in accordance with one of the many christmas folklore traditions on which the tour touched. and lastly for real, thanks to the bus driver, as well as the tour guide, for guiding us safely along the route, with as satisfying an amount of scariness, mystique, and awe as i could imagine. oh and lastly, for real for real, merry christmas, from the pages of charles dickens, through the annals of history, to you and yours.

Love this group. Tour Guide Teri is full of knowledge. I've taken several of her classes and gone…read moreon a few trips and have always had a good time. Very personable! If you're into "hauntings" she's your gal! I highly recommend Tulsa Spirit Tours.

Super professional with excellent communication. He was courteous, his car was spotless and even…read moresmelled really good. He was early and waited patiently on me as I was delayed at the airport. Charles is a classy guy and I will be using his service again. As a woman travelling alone, I felt safe and I found Charles trustworthy. I highly recommend his service!

I am grateful to read the previous review that prompted me to use Charles Taxi Service. I agree: he…read morewas prompt, courteous, and a safe driver. He even had to wait a few minutes for me to leave a meeting and was still pleasant and kind. I will call on Charles next time I come to Tulsa!!