On the way to Amarillo we drove past Oklahoma City, thinking we would do and quick stop at the memorial as although sadly The Oklahoma bombing is the only thing we know about the city. As I have only moved to the US in the last few years, I did not realise how big of a tragedy the event was.... more

We spent a very interesting couple of hours in the museum. It was well worth the effort of making our way to downtown OKC and finding parking. The museum is set out in the style of a timeline starting the morning of the bombing. It then follows the events of the days and the weeks that follow. It was both... more

Wow...if this place doesn't get the goosebumps going.....After a picnic under the survivor tree we walked thru the gounds where the victim chairs and the reflecting pool were. We talked with a park ranger for a few minutes and really got a sense of the magnitude of the events of that day in April 1995.The fence where people have left... more

This Museum and Memorial is the best tribute to everyone involved with the event. It is the only museum I have ever been to that allows you to share the experence. more

We visited the outside grounds first and then went into the museum. I thought that both were very well done and interesting with pertinent information. I thought that I could breeze through the museum in an hour but wished that I had planned for two hours or more. There are well laid out exhibits and areas where you can watch... more

The Memorial was a must see. Overwhelming. Please dont skip the museum and take your time. more

Just to let you know that after having been closed to repair a flood the Memorial is back open. more

I'm not sure what I expected from the Oklahoma City Memorial but I was astounded by how tasteful and serene the memorial site is. Unfortunately we were too late in the day to access the museum but we spent over an hour at the memorial site itself. It's really hard to express how it seems as I guess it means... more

I'm not sure what I can say that hasn't already been said in prior reviews. This is a "must see" if you live in or visit OKC. It is such an exquisite memorial to those who died, survived, rescued, and/or made any positive impact following this tragedy. The Park Rangers and the staff of the museum are well-versed and will... more