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Skydance Bridge

Oklahoma City, OK 73109

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Daryl BriggsDaryl Briggs

This is such a cool structure that brings our state bird, Scissortail Flycatcher, to a larger than life representation and gives our city a unique landmark. This spans I-40 directly on the south side of our beautiful downtown OKC area. I love this addition to our skyline.

Susan GroomSusan Groom

I moved to OK 3 years ago, so thought it was about time to see this. The park is beautiful. Clean, well maintained. The bridge is stunning. Lots of locks have been placed. I'm scared of heights, but this is definitely worth the walking over.

María Antonieta JordanMaría Antonieta Jordan

Beautiful public art work. We love visiting Scissortail Park and crossing over the bridge. There is an area of the bridge that is open and it could be a little scary if you are afraid of heights. You can place “love locks" here 💞.

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Reviews of Skydance Bridge

4.8

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5.0

The true name of Scissortail Bridge is actually Skydance Bridge due to the artist naming the art piece Skydance and the city recognizing the bridge as Skydance. The art is an interpretation of the state bird of Oklahoma, the Scissortail Flycatcher. This is an interesting and eye catching feature that motorists get to see while passing through the state. The best viewing time has to be at night when there are colored lights used to illuminate...