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Author: Greg Horton

Greg Horton is a freelance writer and adjunct professor who lives in downtown Oklahoma City with a roommate bartender, because he feels at home in local bars.

The Oklahoma City Streetcar is more than a convenient and affordable means of transportation. It’s also a passive guide to much of the urban core so grab your colleagues or fellow convention-goers and explore OKC along the streetcar line!

Meetings tend to land between incredibly useful and “why are we here?” so why not pick a venue that makes the event enjoyable irrespective of the outcome? Oklahoma City has several “venues with a view,” especially if by view you mean something interesting or beautiful to look at, and not just a window overlooking a nondescript parking lot.

If you’re in Oklahoma City a day early for your conference, or if you’ve got a day to kill after, the good news is that there is more to do in this city than you’ll have time to get to. Many of the city’s best sights and destinations are located in or near the urban core, which means you can pack a lot into one day.

The Oklahoma City Streetcar is more than a convenient and affordable means of transportation. It’s also a casual guide to the much of the urban core. The casual circuit around the downtown districts gives you time to focus on the places that are hidden away or overlooked. One of the best uses of the streetcar is as a chauffeur for a movable feast.

OKC Meetings Blog

Author: Greg Horton

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