Oklahoma City Convention Center

Awesome venue for any big event - I attended the Oklahoma Commerce & Industry Hall of Honor Induction Luncheon event where Chris Anoatubby, Lt. Governor, Chickasaw Nation; Jenny Love Meyer, Chief Culture Officer & EVP, Love's Travel Stops; and Jenee Naifeh Lister, CIMA ® Senior Vice President, Wealth Management Advisor we're honored. The event was also co-presented by our OCU Meinder's School of Business and we were handed copy of a Meinders biography upon leaving the venue. Very spacious venue for dining and the A/V setup is ideal for presentation of video clips over large screens. The Convention Center has various event spaces and rooms that can also be rented out. Definitely recommend attending an event here!

Came here for a business convention that I traveled from far away to attend. It's definitely accessible, has a big parking lot outside (which I didn't learn about until I showed up and was walking with my friend there) and they have a tornado shelter (an unusual sight for me as someone not from Tornado Alley). Bathrooms were big and they had water filling stations in the hall though those took some time amidst the massive crowd. Overall, no complaints and it's got a nice decor and feel to it.

It's a well designed convention center with quality seating for our group. Nice facilities and adequately managed the influx of attendees during breaks. Water and coffee were provided throughout the day. Several of the water coolers ran out a few times. Outdoor seating accommodates a few small groups. They provided a catered lunch for 300+ but ran short and had to restock. Restocking time was too long for some and the ordered from a device for delivery but others made due. Cold cut sandwiches and a few cold salad options plus cookies during the following break. Everything tasted as expected and temps were on point. My only reason for choosing 3 is due to how incredibly cold all of the rooms were. Not sure if management attempted to remedy it but it was the same in every room. Frigid. One of the speakers commented on thawing out when we wrapped up the day. 1st pro tip: get your sodas downstairs (first floor) in a vending machine near the coffee shop. 2nd pro tip: bring a sweater or a blanketGo enjoy!!

Had to take my wife down here to drop of some stuff for a show tomorrow. Had good instructions. Got to the loading dock area and the dock manager told us where to go. We got everything unloaded and then were informed we couldn't get in. After showing the paperwork the lady called someone else. He came down and looked at our stuff and told us we were at the wrong area and instructed us how to get where we needed to be. Could have been avoided had the dock manager bothered to read our paperwork. Finally got to the correct place and unloaded again. Of course it's raining too. Finally got in but there was no one to help or direct as the paperwork stated there would be. After wandering around we found another person going to the same place so he helped us. The facility was really lacking with any help what so ever. There was one lady sitting by the elevator pointing to it but other than tht nothing. I use to do this for several years after retirement at the old convention center and I understand how it's suppose to work which helped us a little. The facility is nice and clean and new. They just need help in some areas of patron assistance.

Parking in the OMNI GATAGE WAS PLENTIFUL! Right across the street! The convention center is very clean, bright and airy, great space for events. We attended Time Traveler's Vintage Show. So many Booths with vintage clothes and Jewelry. Lots of 70's and 80's concert t-shirts. Mostly clothing but someone reading tea leaves was a different sight. $10 charge for entry although younger kids were free and students and seniors are $9. You will be able to explore Scissortail Park across the street if you desire. We were in luck as there was a farmer's market, Grass fed beef trucks and other retailers set up. Would definitely want to attend future events here!

This was my first visit to the new Oklahoma City Convention Center. I participated in the Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon weekend. I picked up my race packet at the convention center and attended the expo. The convention center has amazing architecture and is well laid out. It's the perfect venue to host a large event.

Fantastic venue. OKC proud. Love the details in lights. Covid safe. Walking straight out in to scissortail park is fantastic. Acoustics are a challenge so beware. There is a ONE huge PROBLEM. Max parking cost is $10. If there is an event the money needs to be collected at the onset and raise the gates when the venue ends. After venue experiment is a complete cluster. It is worse than stopped traffic in an okla highway construction zone. Let's get this fixed up. Smart people get together and make a change up.

We visited to celebrate the Grand Opening! There are meeting rooms upon classrooms upon ballrooms and a grand Exhibit Hall! There is tons of natural light & beautiful views of Scissortail Park. In the lobby on each floor there is lots of additional seating. They've used lots of bright colors, the light installations on the west side are stunning & restrooms were very clean!

Gorgeous venue! Ample space, clean (even the bathrooms). Open design. Can easily space out for COVID19 safe spacing protocol. I have not had the privilege of a site tour, but sure look forward to one!

Beautiful and clean place!The kids loved the escalators and the lights more than anything'!