Greetings from south Texas 🇨🇱, I went for a week to work and I was impressed how people were very friendly with me, something I don't see in my hometown. I loved it.
I live in Los Angeles and from Tulsa. I love Tulsa, not LA so much but I do say I miss my Braums and go there every time I go back to visit. Amazing ice cream and hot fudge sundaes are out of this world good.
@@josephelmstreet8598 I passed through Tulsa a few weeks ago and made sure I stopped in at a Braum's. Had two scoops of the almond chocolate (they're out of my favorite Braum's flavor, German chocolate, system wide until later in the year).
I appreciate the video! I know it may seem silly for me to watch since I’ve lived here all my life, but I was just curious what the highlights are for visitors. I can say without a doubt the gathering place is one of the single coolest things here, so much so that it has attracted celebrities to come visit. More films are being produced here, cost of living is relatively low, people are nice, lots of entertainment. We just a slacking on bus lanes, bike lanes, and some better karaoke bars haha. Also if you decide to live here be mindful of what section you are interested in. Certain areas unfortunately have a higher crime rate than others (that’s anywhere in U.S.) any suburb of Tulsa like Jenks, Bixby, Broken Arrow, are all great!
Thank you so much for your wonderful showing of Tulsa Oklahoma what a wonderful place to be at it’s simply looks that it has absolutely everything to keep you busy all the time during the year well as always thank you thank you thank you you are simply awesome in explaining to us always interesting features in the USA thank you
Really good highlights. But the Gilcrease Museum is also a significant museum in Tulsa area and a must see. I would add it to this list, along with the Greenwood Historical District.
I think they just demolished Gilcrease Museum, but only to build it better and bigger. Looked in pretty good shape to me. I got married there. Guess someone had some money to burn.
Gilcrease Museum is a world class museum, just as much as Philbrook museum is.However Gilcrease is currently going through renovations for 1 1/2 or 2 years.
Hippy Days i'm a native and resident of metro tulsa area until 1976 , and still to this day is bewildered how greenwood became " Black Wall Street" 1921Ex AA Tulsan.
Your right , but most big cities are like that . Population is more like 1 million if you add the Population of broken arrow , Jenks, Bixby and Owasso.
You miss spelled LaFortune Park, you said LA for tune, it's La Fortune, like fortune cookie, you miss out on gilcrease museum, Riverside Park, River Spirit casino, hard Rock casino, drillers stadium(OneOk Field), Million Dollar Elm Casino, Turkey Mountain, Center of The Universe, Woodward Park, expo center with the driller oil Man statue, Boat/RV and car show at the Expo Center Cherry Street, jenks Riverwalk or River Park on 11th Street, The Gathering Place,The Boxyard, Mohawk Park, Tulsa Art Deco Museum, Utica Square, Route 66 Historical museum, Praying Hands at ORU, BOK center, night trips lol, Los Cabos any of them, any of the señor tequila restaurants, any Mexican restaurant in matter of fact, Tulsa City Auction, University of Tulsa, Southern Hills Country Club, Tulsa Performing Arts, Brady Theater, any Cinemark theater in Tulsa, Tulsa Space and Air museum, Tulsa Botanic Gardens, Fun House, Metro Diner, 15th street has great nightlife, Crow Creek Tavern, Caz's, Quick Trip (QT), Phillips 66, cheap gas in Tulsa, Braums ice cream, Bell's amusement Park, Mabee center or ORU, the Great Weather, Oxley Nature Center, Mayfest in May in downtown Tulsa, Science museumany of the Great churches downtown, especially, Tulsa's first United Methodist, and Boston Avenue Church, that would be my list. 💡🌃🏙️📋💃🕺🍺🍻🍷🍸🍹🐕🦺🌳⛪🎢🎭🖼️🍦🍨🇲🇽🌮🌯🫔🎰🎲🏕️🚤🚗🚙🛻⛽🚲👌
@@fkurfeelings6938 saying traffic in Tulsa is bad is a surefire way to know you’ve never been in any other major city during rush hour. Tulsa rush hour means leaving 10 minutes earlier. Los Angeles rush hour means leaving an hour earlier
@F**kurfeelings69 , I’m from Tulsa and spent the last 25+ years living in Los Angeles. Tulsa traffic is great compared to LA. Put it into perspective. In Los Angeles County only there are close to 11 million residents with 80,000 homeless which alone, the homeless would make it the 5th largest city alone in Oklahoma. Oklahoma has a little under 4 million in the whole state, while LA County alone has 11 million. I drive the city daily and a 30 mile drive is a minimum 1 hour and average 1.5 hours, many times more for the 30 miles. Not trying to punch holes in your comment, just sayin’, LA is a commuters or anyone who spends time driving here, nightmare. Can’t wait until I get back to Tulsa permanently.
Once you get there and get settled in, it’s a great city to raise a family, start a business, super affordable housing. I’m from Tulsa and have lived in Los Angeles the last 25 years and that alone has given me such a stronger realization what a great city Tulsa is. Every city gets mixed reviews, but people in Tulsa always seem to welcome new residents with open arms. My 2 cents worth.
Good video. You asked if you had mispronounced anything. You did mispronounce Lafortune. The LA part is as you would expect. It's LA. But the fortune part is like saying "he is worth a fortune" or "she made a fortune selling Avon." LAFORTUNE PARK.
OKLAHOMA SERVICE DOG LAWS Under “Chapter 1, Services to the Blind. Guide Dogs:” “Service dog” means any dog individually trained to the physically handicapped person’s requirements; and “Signal dog” means any dog trained to alert a deaf or hard-of-hearing person to intruders or sounds. Okl. St. Ann. § 19.1 Under harming a service animal provision: “Service animal” means an animal that is trained for the purpose of guiding or assisting a disabled person who has a sensory, mental, or physical impairment. Okl. St. Ann. § 649.3 Accommodation Law Any blind, physically handicapped, deaf or hard-of-hearing person who is a passenger on any common carrier or any other public conveyance or mode of transportation or any dog trainer from a recognized training center when in the act of training guide, signal, or service dogs shall be entitled to have with him or her a guide, signal, or service dog specially trained or being trained for that purpose, without being required to pay an additional charge. Okl. St. Ann. § 19.1
I thought it was just me. I visited Oklahoma City and felt the same way. Lolo There were no people walking the streets on a Wednesday early afternoon. Strange but I don’t live there sooooooo there might something I don’t know about.
@@jeffbeaudoin4544 At least you saw people. I went there in the summer. Stayed at the Marriott and I asked the guy at the gift shop how far is the memorial. He said it’s not too far. I asked for directions. He said you’re going to walk? I said yes, he looked at me as though I had three heads. He suggested public transportation. I said why do I need to do all that if it’s a few blocks from here. He said it’s hot outside. 😂😂😂😂 I admit it was hot out but I’m use to humid summers in NYC….no air blowing ….lol I think that might be the reason there were no people downtown on a Wednesday afternoon. People are afraid of the heat. At least that’s my assumption.
You missed the John Hope Franklin Reconciliation Park. Maybe you really didn’t really want to talk about one of the worst days of American History from 100 years ago. I know this isn’t a history channel but some things cannot be overlooked or forgotten.
The Tulsa Zoo is "Located in the Heart of Tulsa"????? Since when? It's in Mohawk Park, sure enough, but that's not really in the "Heart of Tulsa," either. Mohawk Park is north of the TUL Airport, which is kind of on the very north end of the city and not in the heart of it.
@@601TRAVELS - you really should change this. Saying it as “LA-for-TYOON” instead of “la-FOR-chun” makes you sound ignorant about Tulsa - which is the opposite of what you want on a video like this.
After having taken a safari in the Masai Mara of Kenya, I can tell you that the pictures of the zoo in the video, do not look like where the big game animals live in the wild, jus sayin #9 The water park: well, the water park at the Atlantis in Dubai is also pretty spectacular.
Tulsa is full of illegal immigrants the streets get so congested with traffic! Not to mention other people are moving here from all over. so yeah its great! If your an illegal immigrant you get all kinds of assistance!
I’m a Tulsan living in Los Angeles and San Francisco the last 25 years due to work. Between those 2 cities, you have 150,000 homeless, many who use the outdoor public areas as restrooms. Probably a million illegal immigrants so with me you’re barking up the wrong tree. I love Tulsa and hope to move back soon. I guess your comment comes from not being from or seeing a city, like I live in, being destroyed by what you’re talking about. Not saying you’re wrong, just live in a city and state, California, which makes your comment lack any realism with me.
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Great video
Love this! Whats crazy is that there’s so much more to Tulsa that this could’ve been a list of top 100
Greetings from south Texas 🇨🇱, I went for a week to work and I was impressed how people were very friendly with me, something I don't see in my hometown. I loved it.
Thanks for highlighting sone good points of Tulsa.
Chandler makes this place great...
I sent you video to Cory's Garage TH-cam. He is near Tulsa. I told him it would be nice to put a link to this video on his channel.
Yeah that is how like and yeah tulsa is really nice and there is a lot of kind people and i been here like all mi life!!
Good video. What about the Greenwood District?
Nothing like Braum's Ice Cream, Whataburger and Taco Bueno restaurants in Tulsa!
I live in Los Angeles and from Tulsa. I love Tulsa, not LA so much but I do say I miss my Braums and go there every time I go back to visit. Amazing ice cream and hot fudge sundaes are out of this world good.
@@josephelmstreet8598 I passed through Tulsa a few weeks ago and made sure I stopped in at a Braum's. Had two scoops of the almond chocolate (they're out of my favorite Braum's flavor, German chocolate, system wide until later in the year).
I appreciate the video! I know it may seem silly for me to watch since I’ve lived here all my life, but I was just curious what the highlights are for visitors. I can say without a doubt the gathering place is one of the single coolest things here, so much so that it has attracted celebrities to come visit. More films are being produced here, cost of living is relatively low, people are nice, lots of entertainment.
We just a slacking on bus lanes, bike lanes, and some better karaoke bars haha. Also if you decide to live here be mindful of what section you are interested in. Certain areas unfortunately have a higher crime rate than others (that’s anywhere in U.S.) any suburb of Tulsa like Jenks, Bixby, Broken Arrow, are all great!
"the animals in the zoo feel like they are in their natural habitat"
Meanwhile the B roll is a tiger walking in a cobblestone fort 😂
Thank you so much for your wonderful showing of Tulsa Oklahoma what a wonderful place to be at it’s simply looks that it has absolutely everything to keep you busy all the time during the year well as always thank you thank you thank you you are simply awesome in explaining to us always interesting features in the USA thank you
Thank you so much Brian!! 🙌🏻
Great video! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you!
Sounds great. I understand that Chandler was living in New York so there's nothing like it but Tulsaa doesn't seem so bad
Thank you so much 🫂🌹very informative 👍😃
Really good highlights. But the Gilcrease Museum is also a significant museum in Tulsa area and a must see. I would add it to this list, along with the Greenwood Historical District.
I think they just demolished Gilcrease Museum, but only to build it better and bigger. Looked in pretty good shape to me. I got married there. Guess someone had some money to burn.
Gilcrease Museum is a world class museum, just as much as Philbrook museum is.However Gilcrease is currently going through
renovations for 1 1/2 or 2 years.
Hippy Days i'm a native and resident of metro tulsa area until 1976 ,
and still to this day is bewildered how greenwood became " Black Wall Street" 1921Ex AA Tulsan.
@@howardwest1989 Maybe read a book or two.
@@zeeqq105 or 3 or 4 or 5 infinity
Lots of good stats. Mught be a good move
Videos like these makes me really appreciate my home town.
Is it bad that I think of The First 48 Every time I hear the Word “Tulsa” 😭
Truth 💯
my brother got on the first 48
Your right , but most big cities are like that . Population is more like 1 million if you add the Population of broken arrow , Jenks, Bixby and Owasso.
You miss spelled LaFortune Park, you said LA for tune, it's La Fortune, like fortune cookie, you miss out on gilcrease museum, Riverside Park, River Spirit casino, hard Rock casino, drillers stadium(OneOk Field), Million Dollar Elm Casino, Turkey Mountain, Center of The Universe, Woodward Park, expo center with the driller oil Man statue, Boat/RV and car show at the Expo Center Cherry Street, jenks Riverwalk or River Park on 11th Street, The Gathering Place,The Boxyard, Mohawk Park, Tulsa Art Deco Museum, Utica Square, Route 66 Historical museum, Praying Hands at ORU, BOK center, night trips lol, Los Cabos any of them, any of the señor tequila restaurants, any Mexican restaurant in matter of fact, Tulsa City Auction, University of Tulsa, Southern Hills Country Club, Tulsa Performing Arts, Brady Theater, any Cinemark theater in Tulsa, Tulsa Space and Air museum, Tulsa Botanic Gardens, Fun House, Metro Diner, 15th street has great nightlife, Crow Creek Tavern, Caz's, Quick Trip (QT), Phillips 66, cheap gas in Tulsa, Braums ice cream, Bell's amusement Park, Mabee center or ORU, the Great Weather, Oxley Nature Center, Mayfest in May in downtown Tulsa, Science museumany of the Great churches downtown, especially, Tulsa's first United Methodist, and Boston Avenue Church, that would be my list. 💡🌃🏙️📋💃🕺🍺🍻🍷🍸🍹🐕🦺🌳⛪🎢🎭🖼️🍦🍨🇲🇽🌮🌯🫔🎰🎲🏕️🚤🚗🚙🛻⛽🚲👌
You sound like you know a lot about the place! Thanks for the additions!
Wow. Thanks for the additional info. I'll need to check Tulsa out, sometime. 👍🤙
I loved Tulsa when I visited last year. Almost considered moving there !
It's no different than any other place operated by the demonic paganism occult called the Free Masons
Please don’t traffic is bad enough
@@fkurfeelings6938 saying traffic in Tulsa is bad is a surefire way to know you’ve never been in any other major city during rush hour. Tulsa rush hour means leaving 10 minutes earlier.
Los Angeles rush hour means leaving an hour earlier
@@final3119 not anymore your kind flocked here
@F**kurfeelings69 , I’m from Tulsa and spent the last 25+ years living in Los Angeles. Tulsa traffic is great compared to LA. Put it into perspective. In Los Angeles County only there are close to 11 million residents with 80,000 homeless which alone, the homeless would make it the 5th largest city alone in Oklahoma. Oklahoma has a little under 4 million in the whole state, while LA County alone has 11 million. I drive the city daily and a 30 mile drive is a minimum 1 hour and average 1.5 hours, many times more for the 30 miles. Not trying to punch holes in your comment, just sayin’, LA is a commuters or anyone who spends time driving here, nightmare. Can’t wait until I get back to Tulsa permanently.
Good
Lord Jesus Help me get to Tulsa Oklahoma
I've heard mixed reviews on Tulsa. But I live in a not the best city myself so who knows
Once you get there and get settled in, it’s a great city to raise a family, start a business, super affordable housing. I’m from Tulsa and have lived in Los Angeles the last 25 years and that alone has given me such a stronger realization what a great city Tulsa is. Every city gets mixed reviews, but people in Tulsa always seem to welcome new residents with open arms. My 2 cents worth.
Good video.
You asked if you had mispronounced anything. You did mispronounce Lafortune. The LA part is as you would expect. It's LA. But the fortune part is like saying "he is worth a fortune" or "she made a fortune selling Avon." LAFORTUNE PARK.
Thank you! Good to know 🤦🏻♀️
Food places should of been included. Id argue food is the best reason to visit Tulsa.
Ummm u missed the BOK Center
Can you imagine that?
I said you misspelled and I meant mispronounced. I feel very stupid. Lol.
That Means Chandler Had a great time
I've been there several times, visiting my Christian friends. I'd like to emigrate there, hopefully. The north is kind of ghetto-like, though.
Every city has a ghetto man .
Lol I’m coming to go to Transformation Church
@@ClaraJoharican you refer me a transformation church there?
@@x4604 Yes it’s called Transformation Church the pastor is Micheal Todd. He’s on TH-cam as well
@@x4604 Transformation church is in Tulsa by the way. It’s a great church
OKLAHOMA SERVICE DOG LAWS
Under “Chapter 1, Services to the Blind. Guide Dogs:”
“Service dog” means any dog individually trained to the physically handicapped person’s requirements; and
“Signal dog” means any dog trained to alert a deaf or hard-of-hearing person to intruders or sounds.
Okl. St. Ann. § 19.1
Under harming a service animal provision:
“Service animal” means an animal that is trained for the purpose of guiding or assisting a disabled person who has a sensory, mental, or physical impairment.
Okl. St. Ann. § 649.3
Accommodation Law
Any blind, physically handicapped, deaf or hard-of-hearing person who is a passenger on any common carrier or any other public conveyance or mode of transportation or any dog trainer from a recognized training center when in the act of training guide, signal, or service dogs shall be entitled to have with him or her a guide, signal, or service dog specially trained or being trained for that purpose, without being required to pay an additional charge.
Okl. St. Ann. § 19.1
I went to Tulsa over a month ago & it’s the weirdest place I’ve been to thus far. The people are very different & it’s a weird atmosphere there🥴
your werid
I thought it was just me. I visited Oklahoma City and felt the same way. Lolo There were no people walking the streets on a Wednesday early afternoon. Strange but I don’t live there sooooooo there might something I don’t know about.
@@zeeqq105 I lived there for a year in 2019. People are quite insular and judgmental.
@@jeffbeaudoin4544 At least you saw people. I went there in the summer. Stayed at the Marriott and I asked the guy at the gift shop how far is the memorial. He said it’s not too far. I asked for directions. He said you’re going to walk? I said yes, he looked at me as though I had three heads. He suggested public transportation. I said why do I need to do all that if it’s a few blocks from here. He said it’s hot outside. 😂😂😂😂 I admit it was hot out but I’m use to humid summers in NYC….no air blowing ….lol I think that might be the reason there were no people downtown on a Wednesday afternoon. People are afraid of the heat. At least that’s my assumption.
@@zeeqq105 no Downtown Tulsa is always a ghost town
You missed the John Hope Franklin Reconciliation Park. Maybe you really didn’t really want to talk about one of the worst days of American History from 100 years ago. I know this isn’t a history channel but some things cannot be overlooked or forgotten.
They missed a whole boatload of stuff and missed pronounced the
Name of one of the parks.
The Tulsa Zoo is "Located in the Heart of Tulsa"?????
Since when?
It's in Mohawk Park, sure enough, but that's not really in the "Heart of Tulsa," either. Mohawk Park is north of the TUL Airport, which is kind of on the very north end of the city and not in the heart of it.
Lafortune Park is pronounced La Fortune. As in a financial fortune, wealth. 😁 Other than honest mistake, this was an enjoyable video. 😁
Thanks!!
@@601TRAVELS - you really should change this. Saying it as “LA-for-TYOON” instead of “la-FOR-chun” makes you sound ignorant about Tulsa - which is the opposite of what you want on a video like this.
"La-for-chun" park...AND the zoo is in the ghetto part of tulsa 😂😂
I cringed at the way you pronounced Lafortune lol. Also, Big Splash is another water park.
Sorry 💁🏻♀️😂😂
Big Splash changed names to Safari Joe’s, same water park.
Can’t trust a Tulsa guy that doesn’t mention visiting the Black Wall Street.
I know somewhere that is really cool that is not on this list, mother road market
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Tulsa laws against homeless people
Tulsa is awesome!👍 I wanna move there.
This guy is saying you nead to
coretchion no adult clubs or strip
Way to sugar coat it all 😂 y’all forgot all the crime at Woodland Hills mall and La fortune park. And didn’t include any of the trashy areas
Friends brought me here...Boooooring!
Try new friends..
@@601TRAVELS Exactly! Great comeback.
La Fortune? Lol! It's pronounced: La FOUR CHUN
Who’s he?
After having taken a safari in the Masai Mara of Kenya, I can tell you that the pictures of the zoo in the video, do not look like where the big game animals live in the wild, jus sayin
#9 The water park: well, the water park at the Atlantis in Dubai is also pretty spectacular.
Imagine expecting OKLAHOMA to compare to Dubai.
Tulsa is a cheaper stay! Beautiful city. Great people. Lived and worked there for seven and a half years!
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Tulsa is full of illegal immigrants the streets get so congested with traffic! Not to mention other people are moving here from all over. so yeah its great! If your an illegal immigrant you get all kinds of assistance!
#11
I’m a Tulsan living in Los Angeles and San Francisco the last 25 years due to work. Between those 2 cities, you have 150,000 homeless, many who use the outdoor public areas as restrooms. Probably a million illegal immigrants so with me you’re barking up the wrong tree. I love Tulsa and hope to move back soon. I guess your comment comes from not being from or seeing a city, like I live in, being destroyed by what you’re talking about. Not saying you’re wrong, just live in a city and state, California, which makes your comment lack any realism with me.
No they don’t.