Bricktown & Bricktown Canal
Bricktown
A entertainment district in converted red-brick warehouses, with water taxi rides along the canal and restaurants, bars, a ballpark, and the American Banjo Museum on its banks.
Bricktown was once an early 20th-century railway storage district. Its old red-brick warehouses have since been converted into restaurants, bars, comedy clubs, and cinemas, making it the liveliest nightlife area in Oklahoma City. A canal about 1.6 km long runs through the district. A water taxi tour takes about 40 minutes, and the boatmen share the city's history along the way. Tickets cost about US$15. Nearby are a minor league ballpark, the Oklahoma Land Run Monument sculpture group, and the American Banjo Museum. The lights reflecting on the water in the evening are especially beautiful.
Opening hours
All day; cruises approx. 11:00–21:00
Nearby sights
- American Banjo Museum
- Myriad Botanical Gardens
- Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum
- Scissortail Park
- Oklahoma City Museum of Art
- Riversport OKC
- Oklahoma State Capitol
- Oklahoma History Center