• Bricktown - Guides will share stories along the route in the over 100-year-old Bricktown Historic Entertainment District, highlighting the area’s history and pointing out changes brought about by the MAPS projects.
• Chickasaw Plaza - Guides will highlight the Chickasaw Plaza’s sculptural and interpretive marker installation along the Bricktown Canal. These markers narrate over 10,000 years of indigenous history, acknowledging the people who lived in Oklahoma for centuries, as well as the tribal nations (often forcibly) relocated to Indian Territory and Oklahoma Territory in the 1800s. This plaza and its markers also recognize Oklahoma’s modern First American nations and their significant contributions to the state’s leadership, culture, and economy.
• Centennial Land Run Monument - Passengers on the Bricktown Water Taxi will enjoy a unique view of the Centennial Land Run Monument from the water. The Bricktown Canal winds through the massive (1-1/2 times life-size) 45-piece sculpture, offering insights into the years, days, and moments leading up to this wild, dangerous, and undeniably unique event that, in a single day, created what is now known as Oklahoma City.

• Interpretive tour with a highly-trained boat driver/tour guide

Tours offer a distinctive perspective of Oklahoma City’s Bricktown district, with guides sharing stories about various landmarks. They skillfully blend tales of the city’s past, present, and future into a captivating narrative.

Water Taxi tour guides are well-versed in recommending must-see attractions for visitors in Oklahoma City, serving as knowledgeable guides beyond just the canal experience.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.