Route 66 Neon Sign Park, Prairie Plains Travel Guide
Experience the nostalgia of America's iconic Route 66 at the vibrant Neon Sign Park in Tulsa, a tribute to classic roadside culture.
Nestled in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Route 66 Neon Sign Park is a vibrant tribute to the iconic Route 66 highway. This historical landmark showcases a collection of retro neon signs and memorabilia that evoke nostalgia for America's road-tripping past. A perfect spot for both photography enthusiasts and history buffs, the park offers a unique glimpse into the rich cultural heritage of the Mother Road.
A brief summary to Route 66 Neon Sign Park
- 1450 Southwest Blvd, Tulsa, Oklahoma, 74107, US
Know before you go
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- Visit during the evening for the best views of the illuminated neon signs.
- Bring a camera or smartphone to capture the stunning visuals of the retro signs.
- Plan to spend some time reading the informational plaques for a deeper understanding of each sign's history.
- Check for any local events or gatherings in the park, as they can enhance your visit.
- Consider visiting nearby Route 66 attractions to enrich your experience of this historic highway.
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Getting There
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Walking
If you are in the downtown area of Broken Arrow, start at the Broken Arrow Historical Museum located at 400 S Main St. Head south on Main St towards E Dallas St. Turn right onto E Dallas St and walk west until you reach S 1st St. Turn left onto S 1st St, and continue walking until you reach W Kenosha St. Here, you can catch a bus or continue walking west.
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Bus
From the downtown area, take the Broken Arrow public transit bus Route 902 towards Tulsa. Get off at the 'Elm & 41st' stop. From there, transfer to the Tulsa public transit Route 901 heading towards 'Southwest Blvd.' Get off at the '1450 Southwest Blvd' stop, which is directly in front of the Route 66 Neon Sign Park.
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Biking
If you prefer to bike, you can rent a bike from a local rental shop in Broken Arrow. Start at the Broken Arrow Community Center and head west on E Dallas St. Continue until you reach S 1st St, then turn left. Continue biking until you reach W Kenosha St, then turn right and bike west until you reach the intersection with Southwest Blvd. Turn left onto Southwest Blvd, and the park will be on your right.
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