Oklahoma City Clubs

Oklahoma City clubs are beehives of activity, buzzing with entertainment, games and beers. One of these is Citywalk, a well designed 30,000 square foot club that features 7 Dance Clubs in 1, Dueling Piano Bar, Small Tequila Bar, Discotheque, Country Dance Club, Techno Dance Club, Cigar Bar, and Safari Lounge. Rane is a popular dance club that attracts people of all ages. Its tropical rainforest theme is quite an attraction. Green Door is another all-ages club with a full service bar, pool tables, video games, music, and live bands from around the world. If you are looking for great techno mixes and an opportunity to meet new friends, LIT is the place to be in. The walls here have great art styles as well.

One of the most important clubs in Oklahoma City is the Bricktown Brewery Restaurant and Pub. Located in the downtown warehouse district, it was the first brewpub in the state of Oklahoma when it was opened in 1992. Now it is one of the most well-known hangout destinations. Entertainment is the norm on Friday and Saturday nights. Many national and local bands have played here including the Dixie Chicks, Creed, The Doobie Brothers, Wakeland, Banana Seat and Molly's Yes. Gaming is also big here, with 13 billiards tables, 4 big screen TVs, over 20 interactive video games, electronic darts and shuffleboard.

To stimulate those taste buds, visit the Bricktown Brewery Restaurant and Pub that lives up to its name and offers a great beer selection including signature beers such as Copperhead Amber Ale, Bison American Wheat and Red Brick Ale. Other beers include Land Run Lager, Black Gold Stout, Rock Island Rail Ale and India Pale Ale.

When at Oklahoma City, you just cannot ignore the vibes from the Oklahoma City clubs. It is always party time here!

Oklahoma City Hotels - The Bricktown Hotel and Convention Center is one of the finest hotels in Oklahoma City and is located only 1.5 miles from Downtown's Bricktown center. Shuttle services are available to the Oklahoma City clubs from the hotel.

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Sprint readying big price drop on Touch Pro2?

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We'd hypothesized that neither Sprint nor T-Mobile wouldn't be able to hold out long at the positively ridiculous $349.99 on-contract price point they'd both set for the HTC Touch Pro2 out of the gate, and it looks like at least one of the two might finally be getting the hint. Sprint's now rumored to be bringing the beastly smartphone down to $199 after mail-in rebate, which would match Verizon's current pricing -- a move Sprint simply had to make, especially considering that the carrier typically positions itself as a value brand. Hopefully this rumor pans out, in which case T-Mobile will be looking pretty silly if they hold out at $350; if they capitulate, that'll put all of the currently-released US Touch Pro2s under the magic $200 mark and put a ton of pressure on AT&T to stay in line by the time it drops the green flag.

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