Center of the Universe

Unfortunately it was under construction, and not a construction person in site. However there were no extreme dangers here in my option. Circle was gone, and Parking was $6 dollars for 20minutes. However it still was an experience. Found where the circle was/is. Hearing the echos of our own voice was crazy.

I didn’t go up to the center all the way to hear my echo because there were a few parties waiting, but I didn’t really care to once I saw it either. A lot of hype about this “attraction” but it was uneventful and not interesting in the slightest. I will say the area it was located at was really cool. Just down the street was the Tulsa Arts District which had really great restaurants and an awesome museum (Woody Guthrie Center).

Interesting, but Not a Must-See While the Center of the Universe and the Artificial Cloud in Tulsa might not be essential stops for every visitor, they’re definitely worth checking out if you have the time. The spot itself is intriguing, especially with the theory behind the Artificial Cloud. When we visited, a local artist was creating a piece nearby and shared some additional insights about it, which added a cool, personal touch to the experience. Overall, it's a neat and quirky attraction if you're into unique, offbeat spots.

Under Construction but you can get to the Center of the Universe. Not completely blocked. The sound of your voice echoes. Anyone standing in the circle can hear the echo. I was unprepared for the sound. It was GREAT.

If you came just to stand in the circle to speak and hear your own echo, it's nice and it works. Other than that, it's not clearly marked for its uniqueness. We had to ask others who were there to explain what to do. I hope they put some signage on there to help visitors. Or maybe I simply missed it. There is a tall statue nearby and free parking is available, but with limited spaces. You may have to drive around a bit to find an open space.

A little strange, a little spooky but its a fun place to see. There is a circle of bricks and you can hear the diffrence in your voice inside the circle but outside no one hears it. Great local tourists place.

This place is free, outdoors and I will recommend to take your kids at least once so they can hear their voices and you can explain them how the sounds work. I am 51 yo and this was the first time I went. I did enjoy it.

Definitely a cool spot to check out and experience. If driving through Tulsa I would highly recommend checking this out. Parking is a little weird but you’ll figure it out. I wouldn’t drive out of the way to see it, but if you are near definitely do it. It’s cool to experience the echo and vibration while you are talking or shouting. Definitely something to experience and say you have done