Johnny Bench Plaza

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2 S Mickey Mantle Dr
Oklahoma City, OK 73104
+1 (405) 218-1000

Mickey Mantle Plaza is a public space in Oklahoma City dedicated to honoring the legacy of the legendary baseball player, Mickey Mantle. Visitors can explore exhibits and displays that celebrate Mantle's career and contributions to the sport.

The plaza also serves as a gathering place for baseball fans and the community to come together and pay tribute to one of the most iconic figures in the history of the sport.

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5.01 reviews
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PJ M.
11/16/2025

The plaza is located outside of the ballfield behind home plate. It's a large open air area with a large statue of Johnny Bench in the center highlighting the area. The walls are cover with local...

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