Subtle, simple, and respectful. A perfect tribute to the men, women, and children that were lost that day.

Yes, it cost a few dollars, but it does to the Museum. I was little when this happened. i've been here twice, it is located in a building that was right next door to the federal building. now the area the building was on, is now a memorial. the lives that were lost are represented by chairs. the Museum, has... More

We visited the OKC National Memorial very early in the morning, sunny & cool weather. There were only a few others wandering around the chairs and near the reflection pool. It was very quiet and the sense of saddness is felt through out the crowd, which isn't a bad thing, in my opinion. The Memorial is beautiful, the statue of... More

This is a touching reminder of a painful moment in American history. It's thoughtfully designed and presented. I would highly recommend to all. I wish I would have visited at dawn or dusk to see the chairs lit up and the sun rise/set on the reflection pool.

In so many ways it enabled you to experience the fear, confusion and horror of this terrible tragedy. I had read about it but being there sealed it in my memory forever. The poor little babies who lost their lives..... The reflecting pool and field of empty chairs is a beautiful tribute.

looking at the wall that's left from the explosion makes u think and feel the sadness of what happened almost 20 yrs ago. so glad that we went and visit and see it in person. learned a lot, very sad but worth visiting.

Very eye opening & sobering visit that reminded me why we must never forget those lost to terrorists who will stop at nothing to attempt to instill fear in America. God Bless America & our Service Men & Women providing Freedom to us ALL tonight!

This memorial and museum is difficult to describe. It is both beautiful and emotionally moving. The grounds are gorgeous and set the tone for the indoor portion of the memorial. It is a must see for native Oklahomans and tourists alike. Even though the memorial has been erected due to a tragic event, you leave with a sense of the... More

there are 4 main areas in the memorial: 1. the two gateway entrances with a reflecting pool sandwiched between them, 2. a grassed area with 168 bronze chairs marked with the names of those perished; and an elevated courtyard houses the Survivor Tree, an American Elm tree that is the sole surviving tree at the parking lot adjacent to the... More