Slick City Action Park: Thrilling slides, arcade fun, and active play for all ages.
Slick City Action Park in Oklahoma City offers thrilling slides, arcade games, swings, and active play for all ages. The venue includes a dedicated play area for children under five and zones for dodgeball and basketball that adults can enjoy too. Guests sign waivers (online recommended) and wear Slick City grip socks; the staff is praised for friendliness and cleanliness. A 15% military discount is noted by guests.
1615 Penn Park Blvd, Oklahoma City, OK 73159, USA
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Experience a variety of exciting slides with different levels of intensity, suitable for all ages and adrenaline levels.
A safe, dedicated area for children under 5 with age-appropriate activities and soft play structures.
Enjoy bounce dodgeball and basketball in a fun, energetic setting that promotes active play and teamwork.
A selection of arcade games for added entertainment, perfect for taking a break from the physical activities.
Host birthday parties or group outings with special packages, including private areas and staff assistance.
Receive 15% off entry for military personnel as a thank-you for their service.
Overall rating
Mary
Great place for the kiddos to get rid of their energy. So many slides and other things like dodgeball and basketball for them to do. Even adults can partake in all the fun. You do have to sign waivers whether or not you plan on sliding or are just a spectator. I would recommend doing this online prior to going to speed up the checkin process.
Cameron Miller
I'll be back, this place is unique and fun for little kids to older adults who can move around. The group of young adults "25-35" I went with had a blast. It had everything from the main slides, to an arcade, concession, different types of swings, bouncy basketball and more.
Victor Bruno
We went with my 4 & 5 years old granddaughters, and we had a blast. There were many level options for the kids to choose from. They had an area for children under 5. The staff was super friendly and helpful. The place was very clean including the bathrooms. Some slides you can catch some air on...and a swing to jump from like you were 10 again. I saw some reviews were people said it was dangerous for children, we did not feel that way at all. If you're paying attention I don't see how someone would get hurt. I thought the entry price was fair, the snacks were a bit high, but thats to be expected anywhere you go.
Adam Hendricks
More fun than a bounce house or trampoline park and you still burn plenty of calories climbing the stairs! Features: -Lots of different slides to choose from. -Very nice play area for small children. -Bounce dodgeball and basketball area. -15% off for Military Requirements: -ALL guests must sign a waiver... Even non-participants. I Recommend doing them at home. (QR code in photos.) -Must wear Slick City branded "grip socks." Must use slide mats and follow all posted park rules. Attention ownership!!! Things to improve the experience: -Place vinyl stickers on the park floor in areas where foot traffic bottlenecks to designate a "no standing zone" -Place light colored vinyls on the leading edge of stairs to improve visibility. The lights you have look cool but the stepping surface of the black stairs is still difficult to see. -Train employees to know and enforce dodgeball rules to avoid arguments between players. -Install a water bottle style fountain so guests can stay hydrated. -Add a vinyl sticker to main entrance with regular store hours for passers-by.
cherea golden
Amazing slides for bigger kids. However the employees are all very young and a bit lackadaisical in behavior. The younger kids need a litte more supervision and help riding the slides or the trapeze bar. No parent/child checks like they would make sure the family has the correct child when leaving. This is important to me so that no one tries take my child. Chuck e Cheese has a great family check in and out procedure. My suggestion is more employee training and most important......some type of matching stamp for families entering and exiting instead of a person just greeting people in and out. They have no idea if the child is with the correct family. Scary!
