Arcadia

With two Route 66 icons to visit, Arcadia, Oklahoma is a must for Mother Road fans. The famous bright red "Old Round Barn" built in 1898 is a landmark treasure for those traveling west on Route 66. Down the road, slip into the hip fun of POPS, an ultramodern gas station, restaurant and gift shop offering hundreds of flavors and brands of soda. Don't miss the 66-foot tall pop bottle – it's a stellar photo op anytime, but with multi-colored LED lights, it gives Arcadia pure night-time pizzazz.

 
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    Motoring West on Route 66

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    Route 66 From Kellyville to Arcadia

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    Route 66 for Kids

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      When traveling Route 66, you can't miss POPS with its gargantuan glowing pop bottle in Arcadia. The POPS diner serves up family-friendly meals, while the store sells Route 66 merchandise and is famous for its selection of hundreds of flavors of soda pop. View all Photos
      A gas station, diner and convenience store, POPS has become a Route 66 icon known for its 66-ft-tall LED pop bottle and thousands of flavors of soda pop. This video follows a father and his children as they visit POPS in Arcadia for dinner and a soda pop shopping trip. Just down the road, you'll find another Route 66 icon, the famous Round Barn.
      A gas station, diner and convenience store, POPS has become a Route 66 icon known for its 66-ft-tall LED pop bottle and thousands of flavors of soda pop. This video follows a father and his children as they visit POPS in Arcadia for dinner and a soda pop shopping trip. Just down the road, you'll find another Route 66 icon, the famous Round Barn.