Devon Energy Center

My family and I visited Devon Energy Center on a Tuesday afternoon for brunch at Vast! We only found out about this place from the Watertaxi ride that we rode during our journey through Bricktown in Oklahoma City the day before.Devon Energy Building is a 50-story skyscraper. It's in downtown Oklahoma City, and it's the tallest building in the city and state. I think it's also the tallest building from Chicago to Texas.The building was decorated for the holidays! It had a giant ornament sitting on top of what I had originally thought was granite, only to find out that after dining at Vast, it's actually still water! It was so beautiful. The building is futuristic. In the middle of Devon Energy Center, it looks like their metallic pine combs hanging from the center. All the glass windows are completely open. It's absolutely stunning inside and outside the building. It was relatively easy to get to Vast inside the Devon Energy Center. There are signs pointing you in the direction of Vast. Floor 49 is the restaurant, and floor 50 is for private events. The elevators are really fast! It took only seconds to get up to the 49th floor. There was never a long wait for the elevator.The views from the 49 floor are gorgeous. You can see the entire Oklahoma City. I could only imagine what the views looked like during the evening with all of the lights in the city glowing! There are also bathrooms on floor 49 if you're eating at Vast.The only issue that my family and I had, since we're not locals to Oklahoma City, was finding parking for the Devon Energy Center. We couldn't locate the parking for the building and ended up parking in a parallel open spot, nearby, and walking over. I think if we were more familiar with the area, I'm sure we could have found it, but after 20 minutes driving around, we didn't want to be late for our reservation at Vast for brunch.

Gorgeous building inside and out! I feel it legitimizes our downtown and adds to the evolution of our city toward urban modernity. It truly is a sculptural building, especially inside and the grounds around it. Minimalistic with wonderful lines, textures and contrasts. Views from Vast on the 49th floor are fantastic! Especially at night. I highly recommend walking in and grabbing seats at the bar or in their lounge. The elevators to and fro are very smooth and fast.They also hold fun seasonal events for families most of which are free of charge. But if there is any bad weather they will cancel and not reschedule so be sure to check ahead online.My only complaint, and it is a big one, is the parking. The valet workers here are rudest people, arrogant and disrespectful. Since you must go through the valet, just avoid parking here altogether and save yourself the drama. Park at a nearby street meter and walk, it's not far. I'm not sure who does the valet hiring but they need to seriously rethink their practices. I wanted to tank the star rating due to the rude valet behavior but I resisted. It is definitely a building worth visiting and I love seeing it on the horizon regardless of where I am in OKC.

The devil may have gone down to Georgia, but the Devon came straight to Ooooooo....(2, 3, 4, 5, 6) klahoma where the something something else.This is the shining glittering modern structure that towers over Oklahoma City and makes the skyline look that much bigger. It reminds me a lot of the buildings in Houston and maybe Dallas. It's perfect and sculpted and gorgeous. Very modern and futuristic as well. I love when it is shredded by clouds as it is in my main picture.It's glassy, like your eyes when you have too many drugs bro.

I admit it's a monolithic building with 50 floors. It's pretty. But if you look at my pictures you'll see, what appears to the naked eye to be either glass or black granite. So you think "I can sit down on this and order my Uber." Don't fall for it like I did. It's actually still water and you will get soaking wet like I did.

The Devon Energy Center or as I commonly refer to it as the "Devon Tower" is just as stunning on the inside as it is from the outside. I really enjoyed all of the water features both inside and outside of the building. I feel like the inside of the tower had a very zen/Tokyo feel to it. Very sleek, modern, with touches of wood, natural stone/marble, etc. I waited a long time before visiting the tower and it was fantastic. If you're visiting the city for a day I recommend that you have brunch at Flint, visit the gardens across the street, and visit Devon in the evening for dinner on the 49th floor at Vast or an evening event on the 50th floor at V2. Enjoy!

Fun with Santa event was cute. They had little stations were the kids could color pictures of elves, Write a letter to Santa, build a reindeer, and cotton balls and glue to make a Santa beard. They had a little train right outside that was cute. We got there around noon and the spaces were booked for the rest of the day to see Santa Claus but they did have Mrs. clause out. The event was from 9 to 4. It was a free event and very nice for a free event

HQ for Devon energy center since 2012.Public access cafeteria style on the first floor and restaurant on the 49th floor with event rooms on the 50th. Lots of places open to public and right across the street from the myriad gardens

Gorgeous building and landscaping! Love the reflection pools! Only draw back is that you have to schedule building tours 2 weeks in advance. I live local, so thats not such an inconvenience for me. However, it's not a realistic expectation for those who are not local.

Went into the lobby to look around to see what restaurants were open and was accosted in a most aggressive manner by the security guard who stated the building wasn't open to the public. We stopped and turned around but apparently we weren't leaving fast enough for the rude, rude guard and he kept YELLING at us to LEAVE! I will NOT return to give my business to anybody that employs such a terrible person.