The New . . . DECOPOLIS
TulsaRama!
On Tulsa's Route 66!
Ice Cream Parlor - Visitor Center - Books, Gifts & Toys - Tulsa Art Gallery
Coming Soon To Tulsa's Route 66!
The Cast & Crew of DECOPOLIS Studios are creating a fun new concept on Tulsa's Route 66! Which includes the TulsaRama Part Ice Cream Parlor, FableRealm Bookstore & Gifts, Tulsey Town Art Gallery, & Tulsa Visitor Center!
TulsaRama Ice Cream Parlor.
Visit an old fashioned, Art Deco era themed, Ice Cream Parlor, thats been redecorated with fun 1957 Oklahoma Centennial and TulsaRama memorabelia. And of course get ready to taste some delectable Ice Cream creations!
FableRealm Books
Next, enter the magical land of FableRealm for some fun shopping, including a year round Christmas Store, the whimsical "Mr Dreams Manufactory" with its candies and fun vintage toys.
Then travel through a magical grotto, a secret entrance into a hidden room in FableRealm Castle where you will find Dragons and Unicorns, all kinds of fantasy themed books toys and gifts, Harry Potter Items, and more!
Visit the Tulsey Town Gallery & Gifts featuring the works of our very own William The Artist, the creator of DECOPOLIS, and the artistic designer of everything from quirky Tulsa and Route 66 souvenirs to fine art!
And don't forget to check out the "Tulsa Tourism Central" Visitor Center!
Arrows to Atoms! Teepees to Towers! the 1957 Oklahoma Semi-Centennial & TulsaRama!
The year was 1957, and Oklahoma was celebrating its Semi-Centennial.
For it's part Tulsa decided to throw a weeks long party called the TulsaRama!
"A Panorama of Progress" "Scenes that would astound the old timers!"
There was a heady optimism in the air and the people of Tulsa and Oklahoma wanted to show off their beautiful city and state. So much incredible progress had been made during the first 50 years of statehood, and an even more amazing future looked within reach.
Below is an assortment of artifacts from our collection. Many of which can be found as decor inside the TulsaRama Ice Cream Parlor!
The crown jewel of Tulsa's TulsaRama Celebrations, was the burial of a 1957 Plymouth Belvedere in a time capsule!
Click here for: "TulsaRama And The Tragedy of Miss Belvedere". (Coming Soon)
