In a bit of a sketchy neighborhood however, this is a great place for family fun!…read more My son, loves to play here and the reward gifts are funny and appropriate. Age limit on the games, I would say 13-14 due to video games. Wednesdays they have a special of 60 tokens for $10 which is a steal as 100 tokens are like $20-25 regularly. If you are hungry there is Sonic right across the street. In addition to the arcade, they have go-kart track , and four 18- hole mini. I love to golf so this is a PLUS! I am a frequent visitor here. Sorry nothing to rave about regarding the food.

This place needs to be shut down! Don't waste your time money or gas!!! Dilapidated, rude, rude…read moreowner!

turn away twice.. Got there b4 3pm on a Sunday it 12pm to 6pm…read more Disappointed my gdaughter twice

Looks cool saw it when I was there 9 months ago randomly, climbing portion of the attraction has…read morebeen closed, for around 4-5 months arcade remains open, not sure why it's closed they said they're going to relocate and reopen, but haven't yet

We found the zombie girl very intimidating, but the toothbrush and paste scared us the most!!read more

A fun night out with friends! We were able to breakout of room with mere minutes to spare. Lesley…read morewas a great host and gave us a couple clues to get us through. The location is in a great spot, close to many other different things to make a day of it.

Went with my book club for our one year anniversary and we had the best time! Ryn was who helped us…read moreout and was a great help! We did the Patient 57 room which was a 7/10 difficulty and we barely finished in time but made it! We all had a great time and will come back again. Thank you Ryn!!!!

Visited the KC Wheel during October last year. They had some fun decor up for Halloween…read more The wheel is nice and actually less scary than the amusement park wheels Views are okay, you're mostly watching the cars on the highway. The mini golf was fun but overall I think the place is kind of small I wish there was more to do so we could stay longer.

Ok we splurged and got the annual pass in the Mothers Day sale. It was on and off drizzly but we…read moreselected a drink ( discount with the pass) and enjoyed an evening view of the city!!! We even checked out the mini golf course!! It was delightful, busy and plenty of parking!!

A decade after f visiting and still Amazed at how much they fit into a small space. Definitely get…read morethe best deal on their website to visit Lego land and the aquarium. The 2 rides are pretty fun, my pre teens still like visiting and love Lego's. Decided to turn a no school day into a visit here after a year after my last visit. I've been for birthday parties and had season passes when my kiddos were littles. A bit of a bummer that the 3D Lego theater was down for maintenance but love that they have 4 different movies showing when it's up and running. Race track, ninja obstacle course, virtual game for an extra $7, snack bar and so much more were visited. Easily spend the day. Love that the tickets allow same day reentry but not a fan of the parking situation, it's a bit confusing but not terrible. Not enough to detour a visit but a heads up to prepare . Activity room as also closed, so if your wanting to ensure an all access visit, probably good to call ahead. Love that it's an option and worth the day visit!

Good place for kids with a lot more activities than I anticipated. Come early because it gets…read morecrowded quickly. Parking validation is great.

First of all, the employees suck, all are either jerks, acting like they're high, or annoying as…read morehell, the park is also way too expensive and lines are long, you have to keep going up and down hills to get to different things which is annoying and like oceans, many rides have gotten worse, some rides are still fun but I would rather go to a different park 9/10 times.

Super sad day for us taking our kids to WOF. Us adults were nostalgic for our teenage years and…read moreexcited to take our kids to a weekend at Worlds of Fun and Oceans of Fun. We arrived at the park at 10:30, I know this is before park opening at 11:00, but we wanted to be sure to hit the circuit running and be in line when the rides opened. At 11:30 the majority of the rides were still going through testing and not operating for passengers. We waited an hour for the Zamboni Zinger and after it was still not open, we decided to head off to other rides with less wait times (per the app). If the app says 45 minute wait time, expect and hour plus. Most of the larger rides were down multiple times throughout the day. We waited two hours for one ride that went down and we're told a "brief delay".....after another hour we threw in the towel. The jump the line passes allow for riders with a wrist band to enter a separate line, and even though they alternate regular with jump the line, if another ride in the park breaks down (which apparently happens frequently), the jump the line riders in the ride you are waiting in increases significantly. We left at 7 p.m. and ended up riding only 4 rides, three of which were the older, smaller, kiddie rides in the Western World. After $50+tax tickets and $30 parking, to say it was a disappointment is an understatement. The only redeeming qualities were the entertainment shows, but still not worth the ticket price for an amusement park, in my opinion. We scrapped Oceans of Fun altogether and completely changed our minds about a second day. If you must go, shell out the extra for the jump the line or better yet, save your money and see all the other (much better) attractions in the KC area!!