Other, Oklahoma City

You MUST have a car to get around OKC. Just like Texas...things are spread out. Unless you're just going on business at the convention center and walking across the street to your room, you NEED a car to see the fun things in Oklahoma City!

Although it was the middle of the wintertime in Oklahoma City, I was intrigued by one of the newest transportation options, the Bricktown Water Taxi.

This floating transportation option docks across from Bricktown Ballpark, and takes a scenic 40 minute tour around the Bricktown area, including the Marriott and Bass Pro Shop, as well as some of the other dining locations such as Earl's Rib Palace and Toby Keith's.

I did not get the chance to ride this taxi as it was not open on the day I went, but in the summer time, this would be a great little ride.

All day passes are $7.50 for adults, and $1 for children under 5.

Water Taxi Operating Hours and Schedule
In season (mid-April - October):
10AM - 10 PM continuously every 10-15 minutes.

Summer hours (July and August) include extended hours.

Off Season (November - March):
Weather dependent
Check the online service advisory or call 405-234-8262 for hours of operation

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Oklahoma City's largest airport is Will Rogers World Airport.

Public vans are on site to meet all scheduled flights and transport incoming passengers. To arrange for pickup from home, business or hotel, reservations must be made prior to departure. .
Rates vary depending on distance travelled.
Information on rates and reservations can be obtained by calling each company directly.

Airport Express: 405-681-3311

FAX: 405-631-8267
Airport Express is the only one I've used.