Places to Go

Everyone loves to talk to Santa and here's your chance to speak with the man himself and tell him what you'd like for Christmas. He'll be set up with Mrs. Claus in the showroom at Southwest Toyota of Lawton.

This Oklahoma indoor water park is the ultimate winter break vacation destination for the entire family. It's like a tropical paradise filled with all kinds of wet and wild family fun.

Take a trip down this 54-mile winding mountain-top road for fantastic fall foliage and breathtaking views. Now's the time to plan your trip to see the best colors.

This small town in Oklahoma on historic Route 66 is the place to be if you're looking to get into the spirit of the season. This holiday happening is one of the biggest and brightest in the Sooner State.

All Aboard! Get ready for the annual Polar Express Experience at this Oklahoma drive-in theater. They'll be showing the movie under the stars and Santa Claus will be there too.

The small town in Oklahoma has one of the most amazing and unforgettable holiday happenings in the Sooner State. The entire place is decked out for the holidays with beautiful lights and displays.

The nightmare legend himself comes to life this holiday season at Trail of Fear Scream Park in Lawton, OK. Prepare for Night of the Krampus: Darkness Rises a truly horrifying holiday experience.

It may surprise you to learn that one of the most famous and recognizable movie props of all time was created right here in the Sooner State. Not just any old prop, the legendary leg lamp from "A Christmas Story."

Get into the spirit of the season by visiting Oklahoma's wildest Christmas Light Display. It's an amazing drive-through and walk-through holiday experience with lights and more.

The Sooner State is quickly becoming known Nationwide for our Christmas spirit and epic displays. People from all over come here to experience the holidays Okie style.

This place is home to the largest alabaster gypsum caverns in the world and it's right here in Oklahoma. They even offer guided tours of these ancient caves plus camping and vacation rentals.

It has to be one of the only restaurants like it in the Sooner State, maybe even the Nation. It's two restaurants in one, a 1950s diner and a steakhouse. Both are equally delicious.