Route 66 Must Sees in the Oklahoma City Area

[@SomeplaceOrAnother]

It’s amazing the amount of things I still need to see on Route 66. Thanks for the tour 😀

[@RVAmerica]

There's really a lot to see! Thanks for watching.

[@itsastakesything]

What a fun packed video, Thanks for sharing it with us, so much to see & do 👍🥰 Hope your both keeping well & enjoying the weekend 😍🤩xx

[@RVAmerica]

It was so much fun. And we aren't done yet. There is so much to see on route 66. Thanks for coming with us.

[@FreeRV]

Mother road twenty four hundred miles! Love ❤️ graveyard and towns tours! Largest soda bottle . Lynn choose orange 🍊 soda because it remains her Danny’s hair;)

[@RVAmerica]

It could be LOL. Thank you for watching.

[@TheLongRunwithJoelandChristy]

Great share, guys. I would love to travel Route 66 someday. 💕

[@RVAmerica]

Thank you. It has been an awesome trip.

[@TheTolleRoad]

Lots of cool stuff in Oklahoma City... really an underrated city.

[@RVAmerica]

We sure enjoyed it! Thanks for watching.

[@WinesPinesandCanines]

Thanks for all the great info. We will be traveling that way and have made note of Territory Route 66. And glad I am not the only one who likes cemetaries lol. And we love the worlds largest stops - always a fun thing to see. So sad about the Oklahoma City bombing memorial - remember exactly where I was that day. Looking forward to the next videos.

[@RVAmerica]

Thank you. There is so much to see on Route 66. Everyone should drive it at least once. Thanks for watching.

[@photographyadventuresbygraciel]

Great video y’all! Thank you for sharing all these amazing places!! I love history and Route 66 looks like it’s got plenty of it!!

[@RVAmerica]

Route 66 is just about all history. Hope you get to travel it one day!

[@photographyadventuresbygraciel]

@@RVAmerica Thank you!!

[@SmokyMountainBlessed]

We visited Route 66 Oklahoma also and had a couple days in El Reno with friends that live there

[@RVAmerica]

It is a fun little city. Did we miss anything that you know of?

[@LovingLifeHitchedUp]

That's so cool that you got to meet the mayor of El Reno. Glad to see that there are so many things to see in the Oklahoma City Area. I remember that bombing and would definitely want to visit and pay my respects.

[@RVAmerica]

He was really nice and had a great sense of humor. It was really funny how he just whipped his truck in there and got out started chatting with us. The bombing memorial was very sobering. Thank you for watching.

[@Kahappy68Adventure]

Thats a nice tour you sharing.. road66 great road..

[@RVAmerica]

Thank you 😊

[@rventures1021]

Great vlog guys!! We are heading there is May!! Cant wait!!

[@RVAmerica]

It was an amazing trip. You will love it. Thanks for watching.

[@daveanddianethrowingcautio5707]

That was a great tour. Thanks for sharing.

[@RVAmerica]

Thank you for watching.

[@LivingtheSilverLife]

Yep, Oklahoma City has a lot of great things to see on Rt. 66. Wo much fun!!

[@RVAmerica]

There is souch to see. Have you guys done Route 66?

[@LivingtheSilverLife]

We have done bits and pieces. We haven’t driven the entire route. And we have done hasn’t been at one time. We have taken it in bits and pieces.

[@PrimeTimeTravelers]

Great video with great tips! Appreciate the hamburger review too, so many aren't honest in their food reviews! Safe travels you two!

[@RVAmerica]

We really try to be honest. Thank you for watching!

[@JarheadAndGingersJourney]

Looking up things to do in OKC, and y’all showed up. We will be there next month. Thanks for sharing! 👍🏻

[@RVAmerica]

That's cool! It's a fun area. Lots to see. Dont miss the round barn. We mentioned you guys in our latest video. Happy Easter!

[@TonesAdventuresHD]

Nice places and interesting historical stuff! Especially the place where they were making counterfeit bills! Good video!

[@RVAmerica]

That place was so small, it's hard to believe they even had room in there to make the counterfeit money. But yes it's all very interesting.

[@JNTravels]

Nice history on Rt. 66, we have been bouncing around the idea about travel Rt.66 when we retire. There seems to such a collection of interesting and different places to visit. 🐸

[@RVAmerica]

There really is. We have seen so many interesting places. You will love it.

[@ThriftyAngela]

How nice you got to talk to the mayor. That soda bottle was really cool! The Oklahoma City Bombing Memorial was beautiful. Really nice. I remember when that happened. So sad. Great video! You guys saw a lot! Thanks for sharing! 😊

[@RVAmerica]

The Oklahoma bombing was so sad. There is so much to see. We wish we could have seen the soda bottle at night. They say that is the best time to see it. Maybe next time. Thank you for watching! 😊

[@recipecinema]

Came across your video on facebook youtube creators group...it is very informative, thanks for sharing! I love road trips and hope to one get to travel route 66 one day!

[@RVAmerica]

Thank you for coming over and watching. We will have more for Route 66 coming up.

[@KicknItCountryVlogs]

You guys visited a bunch of neat places. Thanks for sharing 🙏

[@RVAmerica]

Thank you for watching. This has been an amazing trip.

[@KevinandKimOutdoorAdventures]

Nice video looks like a funny trip be safe.

[@RVAmerica]

It's is. We are having a great time. Thanks for watching.

[@thejagfamily08]

Thanks for the heads up on the soda restaurant!

[@RVAmerica]

Someone else said it was good every time they went. Maybe we just hit it on a bad day. 🤷. Thanks for watching

[@ChasingOurSunshine]

We so want to do Route 66- it looks like so much fun! The Harvest Host looked nice & like you could do a bike ride- What a nice Mayor! The Barn was interesting & cool how it was rebuild after the collapse. Beautiful murals in Bethany- we do want to see the Oklahoma memorial- We will not eat at the Soda Pop place lol 😂 have fun and safe travels- Chasing RV Sunshine ☀️ Joel, Deb & 🐕 Maya

[@RVAmerica]

It has really been a lot of fun. We aren't sure how far we will get. We are going to the Grand Canyon next. Thanks for watching guys.

[@ChasingOurSunshine]

@@RVAmerica Can’t wait to see the Grand Canon- both of us have never been!

[@WhatsUpBob]

How cool! We're planning our Rt 66 trip from Kansas to Cali for next Spring, so your video is great! We always stop at Pops on the way to visit our son in OKC...

[@RVAmerica]

So do you eat when you stop at Pop's? We wondered if it was just a bad day for the food.

[@WhatsUpBob]

@@RVAmerica Nope, I never have, but my Grandson raves about it. When we hit the road for a trip, we try to eat at those hole in the wall types of places...seem we never hardly go wrong with the food there...

[@RVAmerica]

@@WhatsUpBob maybe we just hit them on a bad day.

[@gregbagwell5543]

Hopefully that will be the only bad food experience you’ll have on this historic route! It looks like the community’s along the route have done a great job of maintaining the history. The enthusiasm was displayed by the mayor stopping and giving a personal history lecture. I especially liked the round barn! That wooden dome roof was really cool!

[@RVAmerica]

The barn was really cool. Never seen anything like it in my life. There's just so much to see on the route. It's very sad when you drive through that everything is all closed down. Thank you for watching! Hope you guys are staying well.

[@TOTALLYRELAXED]

Hey y’all! Can’t wait to see Route 66 when I go full time! I have no desire to start in Chicago…during my trucking days been there, done that, and, don’t care for that town at all. I won’t go past Arizona heading west on Route 66 either… let’s just say the 38 years in trucking taught me a lot about different states! Great video, info, and, thanks for sharing! Stay safe! ~ Jim~

[@RVAmerica]

We didn't want to start in Chicago either. We try to steer clear of large towns. Don't know that we'll go all the way to California this trip. We are in Arizona now so we've gotten quite a distance already. Thank you for watching!

[@TOTALLYRELAXED]

@@RVAmerica> Ehrenburg, Az is as far west as I’ll go. Been to Californians many times and although it’s beautiful there the people and traffic are simply horrible to deal with. Great video!

[@FOLLOWINGWALKERSWORLD]

Great video. Showing my age, but loved that TV Show & that corvette. They should do a remake of that. Enjoyed the video. 👍✌️🚐

[@RVAmerica]

I don't think I saw the show. I'll have to go back and look it up. Thank you for watching!

[@FOLLOWINGWALKERSWORLD]

@@RVAmerica Yes google it. A classic. 👍

[@AlirezaHooshmand-bh7bf]

Thanks

[@RVAmerica]

Your very welcome. Are you planning a trip? Safe travels.

[@rumahdoakeluarga9290]

Here are the Route 66 Must Sees in the Oklahoma City Area. Route 66 is the United State's historic highway that was established in 1926, It is over 2,400 miles, and it goes from Chicago, Illinois to Santa Monica, California. Route 66 was the first National Highway and was a major thru-way to the west. Route 66 has been on our bucket list for years and now we get the chance to travel the Mother Road. We are starting in Oklahoma City and seeing how far we go on Route 66.

[@RVAmerica]

Thanks for watching.

[@budmatto9205]

We visited Pops two weeks ago and ate lunch there and it was pretty good. Our server was a young gentleman and he did an awesome job taking care of our group of 6. All but one of us had burgers and no complaints. They may have addressed your concerns.

[@RVAmerica]

It's great to hear that. It's a really cool place to go to. One of those stops you have to make when you're on Route 66. Glad you're visit went good. Great comment.

[@bernardstevens3613]

We Love POPS!

[@RVAmerica]

It was a really cool place. Someone else said their food was typically really good, so maybe we just hit them on a bad day.

[@gowikuscommunityproduction4605]

Wow Amazing,Nice video my friend, Come Come Watch again, Thank you for sharing your experiences, stories and stories, Very Good Videos, keep the spirit, keep on working For Good, Good luck, Healthy always

[@RVAmerica]

Thank you. Route 66 is a great experience.

[@kensmapleleafretirement]

I remember the bombing like it was yesterday. I think the memorial is wonderful. Did you know that Route 66 was originally supposed to be called Route 60... It actually appeared as Route 60 on some very old maps. There was quite the controversy about it... In the end, the designer settled on the name 66... I have always wanted to ride route 66 by motorcycle. It will not likely happen now, but I was once on my bucket list. Apparently, it is no longer complete, parts are no longer in existence. I have seen that round barn many times on various videos. I think it is amazing... Thanks for sharing your adventure with us... As always it was an interesting and professional creation... Well done... Be well...

[@RVAmerica]

There are a lot of the parts of Route 66 that are no longer open at all. It reroutes you back onto I-40. They dug it up and it's just gone. They say about 80 to 85% is still there, but some of it is so rough you can't travel it in your rv. Even with that it's an awesome trip! We had no clue that it was once possibly called Route 60. Very interesting information. Thank you so much for sharing it with us! And if you can't travel it on a motorcycle take a car. You will love it! Great comment and thank you so much for it.

[@bangWarkop]

Great

[@RVAmerica]

Thanks for watching.

[@WaysideWade]

I think there is a Route 66 themed wayside/rest area in Amarillo. That's my specialty, I had to mention it. 🎭😁🙋📺🚜

[@RVAmerica]

We must have missed it. We are in Arizona now. Wish we would have seen it.

[@WaysideWade]

@@RVAmerica I took a short video in there during the Snowpocalypse. There are some nice displays. I think there are other ones around Texas with the same theme. I picked up a map one time at a visitors station. The safari themed wayside is the favorite for me. It's cool that Texas puts extra effort into rest areas for the public. Okay, I've said enough. 😁🍻

[@ouRVisionnomadicliving]

Hey guys, fantastic video, but route 66 was not the first National highway. Hwy 30 (The Lincoln Highway) was the first transcontinental highway, it was established in 1913 and ran from New York to SanFrancisco, 13 years before route 66 was established. It is certainly fun to get off the interstates and visit the communities along these original routes. Thanks for the advice on the soda shop. 🍻 Sean

[@RVAmerica]

We did not know that. I'm going to have to do some research. Thank you. And thanks for watching.

[@babithaazeez]

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[@RVAmerica]

Thank you so much! 😊

[@IqraDArt]

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[@RVAmerica]

Thanks for watching.

[@TheGrayLifewithJimPearl]

Pearl said she like visiting old cemeteries. She would look at the stones and wonder what their stories are

[@RVAmerica]

Me too. I love reading the old stones. Pearl and I would get along great! 😊

[@AbeedBasheer]

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[@RVAmerica]

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[@lvrealone7181]

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[@RVAmerica]

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[@AbeedBasheer]

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[@RVAmerica]

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