The K is where you want to be any night of the week! The vibes are always on point regardless if…read morewe're winning or losing. There's so much to do at Kauffman for everyone of all ages! So many delicious food options, tons of sweet treats, and yummy drinks! The fireworks on Friday nights are an absolute fav of mine, it's always a wonderful show. Definitely check out a game sometime! We love it!

Goal to see all 30 MLB stadiums and this was number 22! I love the set up of Kauffman Stadium. The…read moreemployees are so friendly here as well! We stayed across the street and walked over and both times an employee found us walking and offered us a ride to and from the stadium on their golf cart. The food here was also pretty good!

Having lived in many cities and experiencing different stadiums, i will say Arrowhead definitely…read moreexceeded my expectations! The popcorn still tasted good even on cold weather game-days and plenty of spots to grab a beer. The atmosphere is also lively and i've came to enjoy Chiefs games. Plenty of parking space available and would highly recommend the chicken tenders if you go.

I bought the tickets months ahead to schedule our stadium tour. Upon arriving at the arena, the…read moreparking situation was confusing, so I called the phone number on the ticket where the representation told me to park in section M and walk thru the Pro Shop entrance. The meeting area for tour group was at the back side of the pro shop. Our tour guide, who has been with the Chiefs for over 2 decades, met us promptly at start time. She gave us brief history how the team was created and the merger of AFL NFL. She took us to different VIP rooms, the locker room, the media room, and the field. Along the way she told us all the exciting facts and stories of this ground, the oldest one in NFL today. I had a fantastic time experiencing all aspects of an NFL stadium, especially the fancy locker room and of course walking on the ground itself. Got to run thru the tunnel like the players. The sea of red and yellow seats looked so amazing from the ground level. We got to do some Q&A from the podium. The tour lasted almost 2 hours. The time just flew by. It was a lot of walking, as we went around the whole stadium. At the last part of the tour, we were taken to Chiefs Hall of Fame and Trophy area. It was so amazing to see collectible of all Chief's legends. All 4 of their Super Bowl trophies were in display. We also saw a pack of super ball that gave Mr. Hunt the idea of the name "Super Bowl". We loved the whole tour and definitely suggest it for any football fan visiting KC.

I went to the T Mobile Center for the womens championship games and had a very nice experience. The…read morestaff were friendly from the time I came in. Everyone I dealt with was helpful and respectful. The building itself is a good venue. It is easy to move around and the people sitting around us were friendly too. It felt like a good environment to watch big games and enjoy the event. Overall, I had a good time at the T Mobile Center. I would give it 4 stars.

We went here to see TSO (my 4th time, but first time since Covid). It started off bad and then got…read moreworse! TSO was great, but the T-Mobile center itself was a nightmare. First, we had to drive in circles trying to get to the road for the parking garage bc most of the roads near the TMC were closed off by KCPD. Then, when we DID finally get onto the correct street, we sat idling in line on the street waiting to get to the parking garage for OVER an hour. All of this, only to find when we made it there (2 blocks away) that it was full. Yes, it took over an hour to move 2 blocks. And they want to add to the chaos by building a STADIUM down here? I don't think so. I will never go downtown for anything ever again if they do. Anyway, we got lucky after going around the corner (and almost hitting a guy who literally ran out in front of us with a cop watching) and found a lot directly across the street that had just 2 spots left so we actually ended up with better parking than we would have gotten in the garage, but my sister was still royally pissed off about the chaotic traffic. I will acknowledge that they apparently do have handicapped parking somewhere at the TMC, but only about 15ish spots that are first-come first-served and "have been filled for hours" according to the worker we were able to flag down and ask. Mind you, this was after sitting in line on the road for over an hour after driving in circles for another 20 minutes before that. Once we got parked (thank you to the nice men running the lot), we were getting ready to cross the street to the TMC and my sister realized she left her phone in the car, so she had to go back and get it bc, you, digital tickets now. I waited at the corner for her. We crossed the street and arrived at the doors of the TMC and were pleased that we seemed to have missed the giant que to get in bc of the parking fiasco, so that was good. We scanned in and went through security, and of course my sister was stopped by a very rude/nasty lady with an attitude who told her she couldn't take her keychain in "bc it could be used as a weapon." The offending keychain was a safety device you hold in your hand like you would your keys in case you need to defend yourself. They told her she could go put it back in her car, but needed to talk to "someone in a pink shirt so they know to let you back in." She couldn't find them (bc they were all wearing black coats over their pink shirts lol) so she asked a police officer that was working the venue. He asked her what it was; she showed him and he rolled his eyes. The purse checker lady with a power trip ran over and yelled at my sister and the officer, saying "she's already been told what to do," and I guess the officer basically told her to go away bc "I'm having a conversation with her, not you." lol and kudos to KCPD. The officer offered to give her his number and hold onto that part of the keychain for her and meet us after the show to give it back and the lady flipped out again. My sister ended up telling the officer thank you and just taking it back to the car so he helped her talk to someone to ensure she could get back in. Once inside we went to the bathroom (which had a very long line but moved quickly). My stall door wouldn't lock, and my sister said there was poop on the walls of her stall. Gross. Once at our seats things got better. We were crammed in like sardines, but our neighbors were friendly. The show itself was great, but that is not any reflection on the TMC. After this experience, we both said we will not go back to TMC, or any event downtown that isn't at the music hall (they valet) ever again.

Named in honor of Kansas City's 48th mayor, Davis was critical in the building of the Truman Sports…read moreComplex and KCI airport; he was also sworn in 4 days after my birth in 1963. That is not my only personal connection to this space... before the park was built it was home to a bunch of derelict buildings, including my favorite watering hole when I lived downtown in the 80's and early 90's - The Ship. There is currently a hip re-incarnation of the original Ship that is in the West Bottoms. They salvaged a lot of the interior, but it is hard to recreate the original vibe - street urchins meet art institute wanderers. Greatest bar I've ever called my own. Enough history and personal stories... on to the current park.... The largest park within the downtown loop, IWD Park covers 2 city blocks between City Hall and the Federal Courthouse. It is very well maintained and contains a large field for rest and play on the northern block, with the southern block containing more of a landscaped and terraced effect with water spray area and sculptures and monuments honoring Mayor Davis and all past and present notable Kansas Citians. Truly something for everyone. There are usually plenty of homeless sitting around, but that shouldn't deter anyone from enjoying the space.

An unassuming little park that has a beauty to it. Equal parts Walden Pond and urban, it feels like…read morea mini sanctuary away from the big city.

Those of us that live here are sick of the fireworks!…read more Is it really necessary to shoot them off after a wedding? We live in the country so we can enjoy peace and quiet. Please stop!

Absolutely Stunning Venue in Smithville, Missouri! I attended for a " sip and shop" where there…read morewere several vendors--along the vein of a Christmas bazaar, and there were two bars! I'll let the pics speak for themselves but I know others who have had and attended weddings on this property. Just gorgeous!

This is such a lovely hidden park. A wonderful trail that has shade and sun with two bridges. The…read moreplayset is kept up well and is shaded mostly. There is a picnic area with restrooms next to it. Just a nice peaceful park.

Next stop on the endless parade of Mill Creek streamway parks is the Barker access! Like most Mill…read moreCreek streamway parks, this one has top quality jungle gym facilities, a shelter or multiple somewhere, and a restroom full service! The bike path is a continuation through all streamway parks, so you can spend all day on that - which I would remark is a beautiful way to spend an afternoon on a bicycle. The wonderful paving of this path must have cost a fortune! There is ample flat area to do family activities, and reasonable access to the streamway or any number of fishing activities can be underway. I'm really liking this entire streamway Park system throughout the city. Each of these parks is not particularly noteworthy, just a good small Park to enjoy an afternoon. More succinctly however, when considered as a whole unit, I would say this might be the biggest park in the city! Rates are reasonable for renting shelters, and this park particularly - tucked down nicely inside of a valley of sorts - blocks the wind, with an almost estate sort of feel. Very nice indeed!

My cousin is on a mission to find the best parks in the KC metro and had this one her list. So, one…read moreSaturday after dance class we made the trek (and it is a bit more of a trek from OP than I was expecting!) out to Wilder Bluff Park, and I have to say, this is a pretty great spot to bring the kids. I got the feeling that it's still a bit of a hidden gem, probably because it's in a bit of an out of the way location, because there weren't a ton of cars, and while there were plenty of kids playing, it didn't feel crowded like other parks do on a nice Saturday morning in June. This park boasts a ton of great amenities for kids, and our kids really enjoyed the tree houses that they could climb through, which entertained them for about an hour. There is also a really cool splash playground adjacent to it, which had we known about in advance we may have brought some swim gear so the girls could really enjoy it. The park itself I think is much bigger than just the playground area, as I saw some trails nearby that might would have been fun to explore had we been there longer, or with kids that were eager to walk rather than climb and run! I'll close by adding that this park is new-ish and super well maintained. We used the restrooms and they are really clean for a park. Overall, this park is a gem for the folks that live right around it. I'm sure we'll return on another nice weekend morning when we want a change of pace.

Today I brought my granddaughters to this lovely park. We had our sack lunches under their large…read morecovered picnic area. Then my granddaughters played in the splash park which they thoroughly enjoyed! Afterwards, they tried out all the neat equipment and they especially liked the long rope bridge and sliding down the slide. The park also has a trail and is kept up well and a large parking lot. The bathrooms were clean and overall very nice park. The only thing is I wish there was a little bit more shaded seating for the parents to watch the children during the splash park play.

Great place to work out in Lenexa! Especially for weightlifters. Never busy when I went in…read moreJanuary/February earlier this year. The only reason I paused my membership was because I had moved to Olathe. Also the basketball gym was always freezing in wintertime, and sometimes busy with league practice in evening.

Can't say enough great things about this gem of a place. Where can you go for $25 a month that…read moreincludes a gym, fitness classes, free wifi and drum roll.... free child care included!?! Yes, you can come and unwind or have some much needed self care time... all while knowing your kiddos are being well taken care of. There is a huge weight room, two cardio rooms, large open gym (which is rentable), and aerobic/class room. My kids actually beg to come since they know they will have a blast. Meanwhile, I hit up yoga classes or even catch up on emails/work/phone calls... it's amazing!

After I had ordered some food in nearby Argentine neighborhood, I discovered that they were not…read moreoffering dine in. I took my to go package and googled to find a nearby park with a picnic table and 20 blocks west was Pierson Park. I had never been in this park, although had driven past a few times over the years. It is fairly large park - 125 acres, and it's main feature seems to be a 10 acre stocked fishing lake. I enjoyed my tacos at a well maintained shelter house lakeside with functioning restrooms and running water. Plenty of geese and other nesting birds to watch. Modern children's playground equipment and woods for exploring. Unfortunately the tower at the 55th St. entrance has had the entrance welded shut and you can no longer climb to the top of the 60' tower. A nice urban park.

A nice park, although the "pond" that is listed is actually a lake. It is a county park with a…read moresplash area, a jungle gym area, and even an enclosed tall lookout to view the beautiful surrounding county. There are plenty of places to have a quiet picnic or you can rent the Pierson Community Center. All and all a good place.