Frontier City in Oklahoma

Frontier City in Oklahoma combines modern day thrills and amusements with the feel of an Old West town, guaranteeing plenty of fun for everyone.

Frontier City maintains the Old West feel.

Located in Oklahoma City, Frontier City is the largest theme park in Oklahoma. Frontier City opened in 1958 at the Oklahoma State Fairgrounds. The theme park moved to its current location and quickly grew in popularity due to the closing of Delmar Gardens and Springlake Amusement Park.

The park was owned by Six Flags until January 2006, when it sold Frontier City as well as moved the Six Flags corporate offices from Oklahoma City to New York City. Frontier City is now owned by PARC 7F Operations Corporation, with all remnants of the Six Flags branding now removed.

As with everything at Frontier City, the rides and attractions are decidedly western, from the names to the landscaping to the themed props.

Among the thrills and excitement guests can enjoy are:

• Eruption: Thrill-seekers will love how Eruption slings guests up almost 250 feet, then back to earth again in a giant bungee corded ride.
• Silver Bullet: This steel coaster sends riders hurtling at speeds of 45 miles per hour and a height of 80 feet.
• Mindbender: Guests will experience a dizzying delight on this 51 foot high roller coaster.
• Wildcat: This old-fashioned wooden coaster produces plenty of thrills, including a top speed of 46 miles per hour, a height of 75 feet and an initial drop of 65 feet.
• Renegade Rapids: Beat the heat with this wild rapids ride for the whole family.
• Quick Draw: This fun interactive game lets guests shoot the bad guys and save the day! Points are tallied on each individual ride so you can judge if you’re a sharp shooter or not.
• Diamond Back: The thrill in this coaster isn’t the quick paced steel coaster ride – it’s the reverse ride back to the start.
• Mystery River Log Flume: A mainstay of any amusement park, the log flume never fails to disappoint theme park lovers.
• O.K. Kids Corral: Kids will have a ball at this two-story attraction filled with pint sized fun.

Additionally, family favorites such as the carousel, bumper cars, swing ride, pirate ship and Ferris wheel will please park guests with their simple, classic pleasures.

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From music to magic, stunt shows to family shows, entertainment at Frontier City is never in short supply. Additionally, a number of musical acts take the stage at Frontier City each year, including Eddie Money, Reliant K, Kansas, and Christian performers, among other headliners.

There are plenty of eateries throughout the park, including the Chuckwagon Food Court, Saddlerock Café, Two Johns Saloon, and Savoy Pizzeria. Hungry guests can dine on pretzels, hot dogs, hamburgers, chicken strips, French fries, pizza, nachos, ice cream, and more.

Frontier City is open weekends from March 31 through the end of May then daily beginning June 2 through August. The park continues to operate on weekends in September and October.

General admission tickets are $29, while tickets for guests under 48 inches tall are $18. Children two and under are always free. The Double Park Season Pass is a great value – for just $65, season ticket holders get admission to both White Water Bay and Frontier City. Buy your passes early though, since those purchased after early June are more expensive.

For more information about Frontier City in Oklahoma, including an event calendar, park map, and other details, interested individuals can visit the official website at FrontierCity.com, call (405) 478-2140, or write to the park at:

Frontier City
11501 N.E. Expressway
Oklahoma City, OK 73131.

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