Things to Do at Bricktown Entertainment District

Complete Guide to Bricktown Entertainment District in Oklahoma City

About Bricktown Entertainment District

Bricktown Entertainment District offers visitors unique cultural experiences with admission around $8. The gift shop closes 30 minutes before the main facility, so plan accordingly. The subtle temperature controls ensure year-round comfort while comfortable seating areas provide rest stops throughout the tour throughout your visit. The facility serves as an important cultural hub for the local community, hosting events and educational programs throughout the year.

What to See & Do

Bricktown Canal

Take a water taxi along the mile-long canal system - it's touristy but offers a unique perspective of the district and connects major attractions

Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark

Home to the Oklahoma City Dodgers, this intimate ballpark captures classic baseball atmosphere with modern amenities

Harkins Bricktown Cinema

A massive movie theater complex that's become a entertainment anchor, showing everything from blockbusters to indie films

Historic Warehouse Architecture

Wander the streets to appreciate the preserved early 1900s brick buildings, many featuring original architectural details and vintage signage

Bricktown Events Center

Hosts concerts, comedy shows, and special events in a venue that maintains the district's industrial character

Practical Information

Opening Hours

District is accessible 24/7, but most shops and restaurants operate roughly 11am-10pm weekdays, extended weekend hours. Bars typically stay open until 2am

Tickets & Pricing

Free to walk around and explore. Canal boat rides around $12-15 for adults. Baseball games $8-25 depending on seating. Parking ranges from free to $10 during events

Best Time to Visit

Spring through fall for pleasant weather and outdoor activities. Friday and Saturday evenings offer the most energy, but can get crowded during Thunder season

Suggested Duration

Plan 3-4 hours for a casual visit, full day if you're catching a game or show

Getting There

Bricktown connects to downtown Oklahoma City via streetcar. If you're driving, expect decent parking throughout the district-free during off-peak times, paid during events. The Oklahoma City Streetcar runs between Bricktown, downtown, and other districts, which saves you from moving your car around. Will Rogers World Airport sits ~20 minutes away. Most attractions cluster within a few blocks once you arrive. Total walkability.

Things to Do Nearby

Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum
Powerful memorial and museum commemorating the 1995 bombing, about 10 minutes north of Bricktown

Paycom Center
Home arena for the Oklahoma City Thunder NBA team, right on the edge of Bricktown

Oklahoma City Museum of Art
Impressive collection including one of the world's largest Chihuly glass installations, in the nearby Arts District

Myriad Botanical Gardens
Beautiful urban park with a tropical conservatory, perfect for a peaceful break from Bricktown's energy

Factory Obscura
Interactive art experience that's genuinely unique and Instagram-worthy, located in the nearby automobile alley

Tips & Advice

Download the OKC Streetcar app if you plan to use public transit - it's free and connects to several other districts worth exploring

Parking fills up fast during Thunder games and major events, so arrive early or consider rideshare options

The canal boat tours are actually worth it, especially at sunset - they provide interesting historical context about the area's transformation

Many restaurants get busy on weekend nights, so consider making reservations or having backup options in mind