Overview
The Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum serves as a tribute to the victims, survivors, and rescuers of the Oklahoma City bombing that occurred on April 19, 1995. It is a place of remembrance, reflection, and education.
Commemorates the 168 people who lost their lives in the Oklahoma City bombing and honors all those who were affected by the event.
Location
Address
620 N Harvey Ave., Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Neighborhood: Downtown Oklahoma City
Coordinates
35.495800, -97.502500
Visiting Information
Opening Hours
Admission
Best Time to Visit
Overall Best Period
March-May, September-November
Best Time of Day
Early morning
Fewer crowds, more serene environment
Duration Recommendations
Seasonal Highlights
spring
Mild to warm
- • Gardens in bloom
- • Commemorative events in April
summer
Hot and humid
- • Extended summer hours
- • Outdoor exhibitions
autumn
Cool and pleasant
- • Fall foliage
- • Cooler temperatures
winter
Cold
- • Holiday decorations
- • Indoor exhibits
Know Before You Go
Essential Information
- Book tickets in advance
- Check for special events
- Arrive early for parking
What to Bring
essential
recommended
seasonal
not allowed
Health & Safety
Physical Requirements: Moderate (some walking required)
- • Stay hydrated, especially in summer
Medical facilities: First aid available on-site
Payment Information
Accepted
Cash, Credit/Debit cards, Mobile payment
Currency
USD
Typical Costs
Dress Code
Casual, respectful attire, Comfortable shoes, weather-appropriate clothing, Walking shoes, Inappropriate or disrespectful clothing
Booking Tips
- • At least 1-2 weeks in advance for special events
- • Official website or trusted ticket vendors
- • 24 hours in advance for refund
- • Available for online tickets and members
Amenities
Digital Services
Mobile App
OKC Memorial App
Size: 20 MB
Features: Interactive map, Audio guide, Event calendar, Ticket purchase
Platforms: iOS, Android
WiFi Zones: Visitor center, Cafe area
Charging Stations: Visitor center, Cafe area
How to Reach
From Airport
Nearest: Will Rogers World Airport (OKC)
Distance: 20 km
Travel Time: 25 minutes
From City Center
Distance: 3 km
Local Insights
Cultural Context
Why Locals Love It: A powerful and emotional reminder of the community's resilience and unity
Historical Significance: The site of the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing, a pivotal event in American history
Insider Tips
- Free entry on the first Sunday of the month
- The museum offers free audio tours for a more in-depth experience
Local Recommendations
- • Visit the nearby Bricktown district for dining and entertainment
- • Try local Oklahoma dishes like fried onion burgers and chicken-fried steak
Language Help
Useful Phrases
Guide Languages: English, Spanish
Photography Guide
Best Photo Spots
The Reflecting Pool
Best Time: Golden hour (sunset)
Tips: Capture the entire length of the pool with the Field of Empty Chairs in the background
Result: Serene and reflective shots
The Survivor Tree
Best Time: Early morning or late afternoon
Tips: Focus on the tree with the surrounding memorial elements
Result: Symbolic and powerful images
Photography Rules
Nearby Attractions
Bricktown
Distance: 500m
Walking: 7 min
Type: Entertainment District
Myriad Botanical Gardens
Distance: 1km
Walking: 15 min
Type: Park and Gardens
Oklahoma City Museum of Art
Distance: 800m
Walking: 10 min
Type: Art Museum
Reviews
Based on 1,200 reviews
Recent Visitor Tips
- "Arrive early to avoid crowds"
- "Take the audio tour for a deeper understanding"
- "Visit the Survivor Tree for a powerful experience"
Contact Information
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Rating
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Reviews
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Adult Entry
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