Fun City Adventure Park coming to Oklahoma City

From trampolines to climbing partitions, a brand new amusement heart may quickly come to Oklahoma City 

Building permits present Fun City Adventure Park, an indoor leisure heart with a number of places nationwide, is planning to open at 3000 NW 59^th St., although a date has not been but confirmed. 

The roughly 47,430-square-feet, one story constructing will embrace a ninja course, slides, a climbing space, a dodgeball and basketball courtroom, and an arcade space, amongst different options. 

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Fun City Manager Jun Zhang informed The Oklahoman that this was a part of a nationwide growth. The company’s website lists 11 places as “coming soon” throughout the nation, however the Oklahoma location isn’t listed.

Zhang mentioned a building date remains to be undertermined.

“That would depend a lot on the city, depending how soon we can get the permit,” Zhang mentioned. “Once we get it, we will start (construction). And then, roughly after that, it’ll take about seven to nine months to finish and then hopefully we can open by then.”

Building permits for Fun City lists Femi Fasesin because the architect for the challenge. The Oklahoman reached out to Fasesin, however didn’t obtain a response by the point of publication. 

This location can be the second in Oklahoma, the primary one being at 5315 E 41^st St. in Tulsa.

The leisure heart is listed as an anchor tenant of the OKC Centennial Plaza situated in the guts of the town’s Penn Square Mall space. Other anchor tenants embrace Best Buy, Guitar Center and Home Depot. Before Fun City, the constructing served as a Dick’s Sporting Goods, and a Gordman’s, a division retailer that filed for chapter in 2017.