This is an awesome way to see Bricktown and learn some new facts about Oklahoma City and the state. I've... read more always seen the boats on the canal but didn't realize it was a tour as well as a ride. We had a great captain, Morgan, who made the ride a lot of fun and entertaining. The scenery around the canal is quite beautiful and is particularly nice around dusk. I'd recommend to out-of-towners and residents who would like a new view of our great city! read less

A must when visiting Bricktown in Oklahoma City The water taxi is a highlight of Bricktown. It is a fun adventure, and the driver shares all kinds of... read more information and history about the sites along the canal. read less

Fantastic. Rode 2 tours and each guide face different info so learned so much between the two. Very enjoyable. Just... read more wish ride was longer. Glad did it. read less

Fun You can tour part of Bricktown. My husband loves that you can either park at Bass Pro Shop or you... read more can get off and visit it. read less

Capt. Jennifer was awesome! She had a great personality, funny, and had a wealth of knowledge of Oklahoma City. Just... read more about every question I asked her she knew something about it, even if it wasn't related to the boat ride. read less

...Tickets can be purchased at the ticket booth or online. They did away with the wristbands. Your ticket is now... read more emailed to you and can be scanned directly from your smart phone. You can also print the tickets from home and present it to be scanned. Our tour guide was Aaron and he was informative, funny, and engaging. I learned about OKC's history, the developmental progress, and future expansion plans. Aaron also pointed out things to do and restaurants to try out along the canal. So if you're new to OKC, you could start with this boat ride to give you ideas to add to your itinerary. The tour lasted about 45 minutes and was a nice relaxing break from walking around. I would definitely do this again the next time I visit. *Update: As Chad mentioned, you absolutely do have the option of hopping on and off along the canal. One of the passengers requested to be let off near the land run statues to take a pic during our tour and Aaron happily obliged. He docked the boat at the designated stop which is understandable. You can't just hop on and off anywhere for safety reason I'm sure. read less