Tulsa

Pros: Gilcrease Museum, River Parks, Tulsa Zoo
Cons: Downtown, Casinos, Sprawl

Seems to me like you can't go more than 10 or 15 minutes in Tulsa without hearing somebody, somewhere, talking about Will Rogers. The guy's been dead for decades, but he sure does cast a long shadow around Tulsa. I spent a few days in Tulsa earlier ...

Pros: Tulsa is midwestern charm and graciousness at its best.
Cons: You may regret not moving here sooner. I know I did.

I arrived in Tulsa on a balmy Thursday evening in the middle of July by way of TWA to visit with an old friend, you know the type. You are raised together from 5th grade through your senior year, in a very small town (412 people) in the Pacific...

Pros: Fast growing and progressive
Cons: none

In the hills of Eastern Oklahoma springs the beautiful city of Tulsa, Oklahoma. It was a sleepy little hamlet until oil was found in several areas around 1900. My wife and her family are from Tulsa and many of the family still reside there or in the...

Pros: less crowds, great prices
Cons: zoo isn't spectacular, winter months don't have much to do

I have to admit, I'm a bit biased to the city of Tulsa, just because it is so close to my home. I live only an hour from Tulsa and it's just great fun for my family for a weekend get away. I'm the kind of person that doesn't enjoy traffic in a big city, ...

Pros: Tulsa has some good things that belong only to Tulsa
Cons: you can't eat at Ron's Hamburgers or Diamond Jacks anywhere else

For those of you who have never been to Tulsa, it is not bad. There is a certain kind of Midwest charm that is inescapable, and a number of very cool things that are Tulsa's and only Tulsa's. So lets take a tour of things that are particularly grand in ...

Pros: lots of attractions, wide event calendar and friendly people
Cons: driving seems to bother some folks, the weather

I've lived in other places during my life-span, but my old hometown of Tulsa just seems to call me back after a time. For some reason, Tulsa just has a mystical hold on me. Los Angeles paled in comparison for me, due in large part that at night I could...

Pros: great food
Cons: only in Tulsa

If you're heading to Tulsa any time soon or live in Tulsa or the surrounding area and do not yet know of Willie's Number 3 Drive In, then you have got a treat in store for you. We lived in Broken Arrow OK,suburb of Tulsa, for 8 years and never knew the...

Pros: Something for everyone, won't break the budget
Cons: none

I am an Okie, through and through. I've lived here for all but two of my 22 years, and I don't know if I'd ever want to live anywhere else. Tulsa manages to keep a small town homey feel even though the population is now nearing 500,000. There is no...

Pros: Very cosmo...not as "country" and "hick" as the rest of the state
Cons: Never-ending road construction makes road maps virtually ineffective.

I never get tired of going to Tulsa...there's always something new to see I hadn't seen before. I love T-town because it's urban..the streets are laid out very much like those of Dallas, Texas; in fact, I've oftentimes heard Tulsa referred to as "Little...

Pros: Great Steak
Cons: None

While visiting in Tulsa we checked out these 5 Steakhouses and feel they are worthy of a visit. First is the very convenient Cattleman's Steakhouse where they serve on the best prime rib. Fresh fish, produce and Southwest flavors compliment Cattleman's...

Pros: friendly people; mix of city and country attractions; Native American history
Cons: scorching hot summers

I spent about 10 years living in Tulsa, and it was great. It had all of the conveniences of the city--malls, hospitals, big movie theaters, performing arts, ice rinks, etc.--and nearby, all of the fun of the country--horseback riding, hay rides, canoe...

Pros: great places to see
Cons: middle of no-where!

As a kid living in Oklahoma I always thought it was great when my school class would go on a field trip to the Tulsa Science Museum, it is still one of the most vivid and enjoyable memories that my brain has stored away.

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Pros: It has a beautiful downtown area, mixed with old and new buildings
Cons: none

I grew up in North Tulsa, and lived a block from Lombard grade school, which was my life for six years, where I learn to read, write. The school building still stands today, and has had many business since in the 1980's Lombard closing. Now it's a adult...

Pros: Great Museums for Fun
Cons: None

Having just returned from Tulsa, OK I have discovered that the town offers so much for entertainment and fun. The excellent museums, a zoo, and a water park!

The Philbrook Museum of Art is Oklahoma's leading privately-supported fine art...

Pros: Nice town, lots to do
Cons: Wouldn't stay in town too long if visiting

Tulsa.

What can I say about Tulsa?

I've lived here almost my entire life. Went to school in Tulsa Public Schools and went to high school at Union Public Schools.

By going to Union, I learned how important high school...