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Final Pieces of Former Myriad/COX Convention Center Demolished
Crews prepare site for new OKC arena
Published on Feb. 12, 2026
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The demolition of the former Myriad/COX Convention Center in Oklahoma City has reached its final stages, as crews work to clear the site for the upcoming construction of the OKC New Arena.
Why it matters
The Myriad/COX Convention Center was a long-standing landmark in Oklahoma City, hosting numerous events and conventions over the decades. Its demolition marks the end of an era, making way for a new state-of-the-art arena that will shape the city's entertainment landscape for years to come.
The details
Demolition crews have been systematically dismantling the convention center, with the final pieces now being taken down. This clears the way for the construction of the OKC New Arena, a highly anticipated project that will serve as a hub for sports, concerts, and other major events in the city.
- The demolition of the former Myriad/COX Convention Center began in early 2026.
- The final pieces of the convention center are being demolished on February 12, 2026.
The players
OKC New Arena
The new arena that will be constructed on the site of the former Myriad/COX Convention Center, set to become a major entertainment hub for Oklahoma City.
What’s next
With the demolition complete, construction on the OKC New Arena is expected to begin in the coming months, with the goal of having the new facility operational within the next few years.
The takeaway
The demolition of the Myriad/COX Convention Center marks the end of an era for Oklahoma City, but also the beginning of a new chapter as the city prepares to welcome a state-of-the-art arena that will redefine its entertainment landscape.
