You Can Now Book Your Stay At Oklahoma's Newest Water Park

One of the biggest projects in Oklahoma is looking like it's going to be completed on time for a Spring 2025 opening.

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If you've driven across I-40 in the OKC Metro in the last year and a half, you've seen it shaping up... It's go-time to book your family's stay starting in April.

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If you're just learning about Okana now, it has been a huge undertaking. A $ 300 million project in the making and the Sooner State's likely most technologically advanced indoor/outdoor water park.

Still on schedule, the 400-room luxury hotel overlooks parts of Bricktown, Downtown, and the Boathouse District. The indoor water park will spread across 100,000 square feet jam-packed with slides, zip lines, and all sorts of fun stuff including a 4.5-acre swimming lagoon.

It's massive.

If you're interested in being among the first Oklahomans to visit the resort, they're now booking stays starting April 1st of next year. Prices range from $310 - $633 per night. You can get all of the details here on the official Okana site.

Restaurants Oklahomans Wish We Had in the Sooner State

All across social media, people in Oklahoma are holding nothing back talking about restaurants they wish were in and around the Sooner State. If you had one wish, which eatery would you pick?

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Ten Iconic Oklahoma Restaurants You Have To Try

I think it's fair to say that each state probably has its own legends when it comes to restaurants. Pennsylvania has cheesesteaks, New York has wings and pizza, Texas has Franklin BBQ and Tex-Mex, etc...

Oklahoma is no different.

Birthed into statehood as a cattle state, there's no shortage of beef on any menu here, but there's a little room for chicken and fries too. Here are the absolute, hands down, best restaurants, in no particular order, everyone has to try in The Sooner State.

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Restaurants That Could Soon Expand Into and Across Oklahoma

While the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic are still lingering in most of everyday American life, a ton of restaurants are on the upswing in 2024. While most famously had issues before the pandemic, the country is back on the build and more than a few beloved brands are looking to expand in states where they've either failed in the past or haven't been yet.

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