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Oklahoma City 2016 Tour Planner Welcome to Oklahoma City! OKLAHOMA CITY 2016 TOUR PLANNER WELCOME TO OKLAHOMA CITY! We’re making it easy to plan your next tour with our Oklahoma City 2016 Tour Planner. The planner includes profile sheets on area attractions with special tour ideas, special events, hotels listing their group rates and group offerings, as well as restaurants with menus that provide you with all inclusive pricing. Our services include: • One-stop hotel rate quotes for motor-coach friendly hotels • Itinerary planning assistance destination, region or stop over • “Bus Box Greeting” — Let us personally welcome your group to our city with Oklahoma City promotional items • Marketing assistance including promotional videos, images, attraction brochures and maps • Up-to-date information on group pricing, hours of operation, special events, traffic conditions and many more details that will make your itinerary a success • Calendar of Events • Request for Proposal assistance For a first-hand look at all Oklahoma City has to offer, watch our tourism video at www.VisitOKC.com. If you have questions regarding a visit to Oklahoma City, please call: SANDY PRICE TERESA COMPTON Vice President of Tourism Tourism Sales Manager OKC CVB OKC CVB 405-297-8913 405-297-8914 [email protected] [email protected] SECTION A ATTRACTIONS Learn what Oklahoma City attractions have planned for you this year. See who’s doing behind the scenes tours, who has special tour ideas and what special events are being offered. 45th Infantry Division Museum American Banjo Museum Boathouse District Frontier City / White Water Bay Lyric Theatre Myriad Botanical Gardens National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum Oklahoma City Museum of Art Oklahoma City Zoo Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum Oklahoma Contemporary Art Museum Oklahoma Railway Museum Outlet Shoppes of Oklahoma City Red Earth Festival and Museum Remington Park Racing & Casino Rodeo Opry Water Taxi Oklahoma City Bricktown LYRIC THEATRE OF OKLAHOMA’S 2016 SEASON LYRICTHEATREOKC.COM (405) 524-9312 Bring your group to Oklahoma’s largest venues for outings and events! FEBRUARY 3 - 21, 2016 APRIL 6 - 24, 2016 JUNE 28 - July 2, 2016 PLAZA THEATRE PLAZA THEATRE CIVIC CENTER July 12 - 16, 2016 JULY 26 - 30, 2016 AUGUST 9 - 13, 2016 CIVIC CENTER CIVIC CENTER CIVIC CENTER Groups rates for 15 – 10,000 people Admission includes all rides, slides and shows Discount Meal Vouchers or Private Catered Buffet Picnics September 21 - October 2, 2016 October 13 - 31, 2016 November 30 - December 24, 2016 PLAZA THEATRE PLAZA THEATRE PLAZA THEATRE Good-Any-Day Discount Ticket Program for Organizations Discounts range from 45% - 65% off general admission! BOOK YOUR GROUP WITH LYRIC THEATRE OF OKLAHOMA! We do all the planning, so you can enjoy the day! GROUPS OF 10 OR MORE SAVE Fun for all groups including schools, churches, daycares, non-profits, and companies! SAVINGS UP TO 20% GUARANTEED SUPPORT THROUGHOUT THE BUYING PROCESS Specific events for Students and Youth Groups include: Outdoor Classroom, School Music Competitions, Cheer competitions, Christian Family Fundays, and more! SCHEDULE A TOUR OF THE THEATRE TICKETS START AT JUST $30.00 To receive more information about planning a trip to Frontier City or White Water Bay, please call 405-478-2140 x214 and ask to speak to one of our Sales Representatives. FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT JESSIKA DAVIS You can also visit FrontierCity.com or WhiteWaterBay.com for park information. [email protected] or (405) 524-9312 1727 NW 16TH STREET OKLAHOMA CITY, OK 73106 The sooner you book your group of 10 or more, the more that you will save. Book your group with Lyric Theatre today! The West Begins Here™ From fine art, pop culture and Halls of Fame to Native American artifacts, historical cowboy gear, shopping and dining, the Museum tells America’s story as it unfolds across the West. The End of the Trail by James Earle Fraser Open Daily, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Groups of 15 or more: $9.25 Seniors (62+) • $9.25 Students (age 13 & up) $10.75 Adults • $5.00 Children (age 6-12) Children 5 & Under Free To begin your group experience contact Shannon Strain [email protected] (405) 478-2250 ext. 250 • Fax (405) 478-4714 1700 Northeast 63rd Street • Oklahoma City, OK 73111 Museum Store • Café • Handicap Accessible • Free Bus Parking Free Admission for Tour Escort & Driver Complimentary Museum Tour Guides with Advance Reservation MUSEUM PARTNERS: Devon Energy Corp. E.L. & Thelma Gaylord Foundation C M Y CM MY CY CMY K Art for Everyone Education, Exhibition, Performance OKLAHOMA RAILWAY MUSEUM Free programming: top-notch exhibits, family workshops, hands-on activities Creative outlets: adult classes and youth camps and classes in visual and performing arts First-rate exhibitions: diverse work from living artists across the region, country and world Events ● Train Rides First and third Saturday of the The Oklahoma Railway Museum is month April through August open and free to the public Thursday ● National Train Day May 7, 2016 Friday and Saturday 9:00am to ● Day Out with Thomas 5:00pm. September 23,-25 & Sept. 30 - Oct. 2, 2016 Groups are welcome, a donation is ● Halloween Train requested of at least $1.00 per per- October 29, 2016 son for group tours. Groups are re- ● Christmas Train December 17 & 18, 2016 quested to make a reservation for a tour at least two weeks in advance. Charter train rides are available. Tickets for regular train rides are Adults $12.00, ages 3-12 $5.00 and children under three ride free. oklahomacontemporary.org | 405 951 0000 | @okcontemporary 3400 NE Grand Blvd. Oklahoma City, OK 73111 Tel. 405.424.8222 3000 General Pershing Blvd. | Oklahoma City, OK 73107 FREE gallery tours and art projects for groups! Contact Erin Oldfield: [email protected] www.oklahomarailwaymuseum.org WELCOME OKLAHOMAto ’S OUTLETonly MALL ART CENTER DOWNTOWN OKLAHOMA CITY Save 20%-70% at • Native American • Monday-Friday Art 10-5 pm. Saturday nearly 90 famous by appointment • Gift Gallery • Handicapped name brand stores • Free Admission accessible • Custom • Unique Cultural presentations upon Presentations Conveniently located off I-40 at Exit 142. request Just minutes away from Will Rogers International • Reception & Dinner • Easy parking pickup Airport, downtown Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Facilities and drop off State Fair Park, Bricktown and the by Raymond Nordwall “Protectors Waiting” National Cowboy Museum. 30TH ANNUAL RED EARTH FESTIVAL JUNE 10-12, 2016 • 2015 Top 10 Festival in America by USA TODAY 10 Best GROUP SPECIALS Reader’s Poll Benefits for groups of 15 or more • Named Oklahoma’s Outstanding Event — Two $25 gift certificates • Hundreds of Native American Dancers in Beautiful — Coupons books worth $250 in savings for each person Tribal Regalia — Free shipping for qualified guests • Indoor Native American Fine Art Market (see customer service shipping requirements) • Music & Cultural Entertainment — Gift bags and/or store coupons • Free Motorcoach Parking — $6 food vouchers available TheOutletShoppesatOklahomaCity.com • Discount Hotel Rates • Handicapped accessible Cox Convention Center • Groups rates 20+ available OKLAHOMA CITY, OK www.redearth.org • [email protected] • 405.427.5228 405.787.3700 | [email protected] osoc5280v3_OKC Ad.indd 1 10/29/15 4:54 PM CATCH A SHOW THIS SATURDAY AT 7:30PM ADULT $ TICKETS 15(GROUP RATES FOR 10+) C H I L D R E N $ U N D E R 1 2 7.50 (FREE UNDER 6) THE BEST IN COUNTRY MUSIC & FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT LOCATED IN THE HISTORIC STOCKYARDS OF OKLAHOMA CITY 2221 EXCHANGE AVE, OKLAHOMA CITY 405-297-9773 (ACROSS THE STREET FROM LANGSTON’S & CATTLEMEN’S STEAKHOUSE.) FOR MORE INFORMATION, OR TO BOOK YOUR TICKET, VISIT US ONLINE AT www.rodeoopry.com GIVEGIVE YOURYOUR GROUPGROUP AA SECTION B BOATLOADBOATLOAD OFOF FUN!FUN! HOTELS inin HistoricHistoric Make overnight accommodation arrangements for your group from BricktownBricktown Group charters are our specialty this listing of Oklahoma City hotels that are offering group tour rates for 2016-2017. Water Taxi is available for your group. Diner and box Private group lunch cruises are also available by charter to groups of charters for: 10 or more. Each Water Taxi can accommodate up to Tours 40 passengers for private tours and 20 passengers for Comfort Inn Quail Springs Historic tours catered cruises. Country Inn & Suites OKC Airport Dinner & lunch cruises Call (405) 234-8263 Country Inn & Suites Quail Springs Scavenger hunts for booking information and rates. Courtyard Marriott Downtown Bricktown One of Only blocks from Group charters are available any time! Oklahoma’s OKC National Memorial, Crowne Plaza OKC most popular Best way Museum of Art, attractions! to see the DoubleTree Oklahoma City Airport Myriad Botanical Gardens Land Run Embassy Suites Hotel Airport and dozens of Sculptures! Bricktown restaurants See the Embassy Suites Medical Center Land Run Monument, Bricktown History Mural, Fairfield Inn South OKC Centennial Fountains Hampton Inn & Suites OKC Bricktown and much more! Hampton Inn & Suites OKC South RENAISSANCE Hilton Garden Inn OKC Airport HOTEL EAST SHERIDAN AVE P Hilton Garden Inn Bricktown WESTIN M HOTEL AT&T WTS DR MICKEY MANTLE BRICKTOWN TK BALLPARK Holiday Inn Express & Suites Bricktown COX WTS CENTER Home2 Suites OKC South EAST RENO AVE RESIDENCE INN Homewood OKC West WTS BASS PRO COURTYARD OUTDOOR HOTEL AVE OKLAHOMA WORLD WTS TK FORD WTS Hyatt Place OKC Airport CENTER HARKINS THEATRES TOBY KEITH'S NORTH E.K. GAYLORD I LOVE THIS BAR AND GRILL ADA accessible – elevators, ramps and benches
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