Center of the Universe — Attraction in Tulsa

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October 2023 - Watching the "Tulsa King" series on the plane on the way to Tulsa, we had to check out the center of the universe featured in one episode. It took some searching to find it, but with some help from locals we did. The Art Deco district of Tulsa is a great spot to walk around and see the sights, btw. I'm including some photos that can show you the path of how to get here in case you don't run into a resident. We went through the Bank of Oklahoma. (BOK)

As for not being able to hear what anyone says when one is standing in the designated spot, sadly, not so.

We arrived when another couple did visiting from Milwaukee. They were also curious. We said they could go first. Both stood and talked one after the other, and whoever the three of us were witnessing this act, agreed we could hear everything they were saying. My partner and I took our place in the center after they left, and found the same result. There is, however, a noticeable echo when speaking. Maybe that's worth the visit in that you're not yelling off of a cliff... Interesting phenomenon,...

The "Center of the Universe" in Tulsa, Oklahoma, is a fascinating acoustic phenomenon located in the heart of downtown. When you stand at the center of a small concrete circle and make a noise, it echoes back several times louder, creating a unique auditory experience. This spot is surrounded by a larger circle of bricks, and the exact mechanism behind the acoustic anomaly remains a mystery, adding to its allure.

This unusual landmark was accidentally created during the reconstruction of the Boston Avenue Pedestrian Bridge in the 1980s. Despite its unassuming appearance, it has become a popular attraction for both locals and visitors, drawing interest due to its mysterious acoustic properties and the quirky experience it offers.

The site is open 24/7, making it easily accessible for those who wish to experience the echo effect.

This place is just a circle in an open space. You won't even find a board or display to identify the place and it might be little tricky to find the exact location.

Not a must visit area, but visit it, if...