Venturing through Oklahoma City could not be easier. No matter where you are in the city, it is hard to ignore the white EMBARK buses on the streets throughout the day.
The OKC Streetcar has officially passed the one-million-riders mark. The voter-approved MAPS 3 public transportation project has been in service since December of 2018.
The Oklahoma City Convention & Visitors Bureau and Shop Good have partnered to present a new line of Oklahoma City-influenced apparel. Based on the concept of The Modern Frontier, each hand-printed item incorporates different attractions of the city like the Oklahoma River, skyline, or streetcar.
If you are looking for a unique, fun and comfortable way to travel in and around the downtown Oklahoma City area, with easy access to many popular arts and entertainment districts where many retail shops, museums, restaurants and nightlife abound, including in Bricktown, Midtown, and Automobile Alley, consider jumping on one of several streetcars.
Visiting downtown Oklahoma City soon? If you park in one of these places, you can ride the streetcar the rest of the day for free.
The Renaissance luxury lifestyle hotel will officially open June 20. The hotel is the first full-service accommodation within the Bricktown district’s limits.
The Oklahoma City streetcar is a great way to travel downtown comfortably. If you need to go to a meeting, want to catch lunch in Midtown or just want to see the sites of downtown Oklahoma City the streetcar is cheap, stress fee and easy to use.
Officials with EMBARK recently announced that downtown garages now accept payment through the City’s mobile parking app, Flowbird, allowing downtown visitors to find and reserve daily parking in any of EMBARK's downtown parking facilities. All who park in EMBARK garages can use the streetcar to complete trips and explore OKC's downtown districts.
