I visited KC for a few days and wanted to use public transportation. They have no subway, but the…read moreMetro bus system is good, with large, clean, air-conditioned (I went in August!) buses that go everywhere and arrive on time. The long rides I went on were only $1.50, or you can get an all-day pass for just $3.00 (as of 2016). There is also a downtown ultra-modern street tram that I think the day pass covers as well; I haven't ridden it yet. One oddity: the bus that goes to MCI (the larger, outlying airport) is called the "KCI" bus, KCI standing for Kansas City International. There is also a smaller downtown airport called MKC. This all confused me upon arrival, but it was soon obvious that KCI = MCI. Other than that, I highly recommend it. Good job, Kansas City!

MAY 2024 - Rode the bus for the first time & was pleasantly surprised. Clean bus, helpful drivers,…read moreon time schedule. Can go from JoCo to Brookside KC easily.

I loved that this was an option. We recently visited and wanted to find a hop on and off bus to…read moreexplore the city. This is actually funded and doesn't cost anything to ride. It does only run in 1 route from Main Street in downtown Kansas City. It has 16 stops pretty well spaced out and goes to the River City Market areas to Union Station, in addition to other spots in the city. I liked it because it was a quick ride up and down, runs from 6am to midnight or 1am or 7am to midnight depending on what day. And cars run every 10 to 15 min/ 12 to 18 min. The cars are clean, air conditioned, and have ample seating/handles for standing. At the end of each stop you have to exit and re enter at the other side. Nobody is allowed to remain on board at the end of the line. It is nice to know that the car operates during holidays, but modified hours. Looking forward to exploring this option again once I'm back for a visit since more extensions will be opening soon.

Convenient way to get to River Market area from downtown for free! Runs consistently every 12…read moreminutes or so. Jump on at specific stops and press the button for your stop. Use this street car so you don't have to search for parking downtown! Street car is very clean for a public use transport. There are priority seats for the elderly and Handiabled riders. You can also bring on your bike. Look for the designated area in the middle.

The past 5 calls to Yellow cab was just awful I did not ever get get a ride all I got was every 30…read moreminutes was a auto call telling me that they were still try to find me a cab driver! 3 of the rides I had book the ride the night before!

We booked a ride to the airport the day before our flight as it was very early in the morning. Not…read moreonly did they not show up, they couldn't tell us when someone would. Nearly missed our flight. If I could give a zero rating I would. Do not book them for an airport shuttle. The other services were booked, so we were left with them.

Asians must ride this bus, after all, it's called the "KC Area Transport-Asians Authority"…read more I was surprised by how adequate Kansas city buses are. Some bigger cities have much worse transportation and some smaller cities have none to speak of. So Kansas City handles it well, probably because it does have a sizable poor population that need it. It's clean and prompt and pretty good, at least the 3 or 4 I've ridden on. There are bad reviews, yes, but we haven't had problems with them.

The Kansas City Area Transportation (KCATA) "is a public transit agency in metropolitan Kansas…read moreCity. It operates the Metro Area Express (MAX) bus rapid transit service in Kansas City, Missouri, and 89 local bus routes in seven counties of Missouri and Kansas," says Wikipedia. I rode it from the Kansas City Airport to the downtown area recently. Have to say it's nice that KC has a scheduled bus service from their airport to their bustling downtown district. What a concept! Here in San Diego there is no direct dedicated bus line or trolley to or from San Diego's Airport that carries people to where they need to go. The cab union made sure of that. Therefore, I was happy to see I could catch the 229 at Kansas City Airport's Terminal C and save myself a $40 Uber ride downtown. Now I had no idea what to expect getting on a bus in such an urban area that I had never been to. But I sat upfront and hung out near the bus driver. Sure there was some sketchy folks riding the bus, who, thankfully, headed towards the back but the vast majority of riders seemed decent & looking to get somewhere like a job or school. The bus I was on appeared clean and was on schedule. It was a reasonable $1.50 to ride one-way and you can purchase day passes for $3.00. Fares are discounted for the disabled to .75 cents one-way, if you show your Medicare card. I was impressed enough to give KCATA a very respectable 4 YELP STARS.

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this is the worst bus station and bus service in history, they leave a kid on the street at 12 am…read morelocked him out when he's traveling from TX to WI in the cold weather when he's not dressed for it, when all he did was go out for a smoke and then wouldn't let him in. He's 25 traveling alone, because his bus didn't leave until 8am, he could get mugged, killed, anything and we paid 260 dollars for inhumane service??!! to all the parents out there, would you want this to happen to your kid? this is outrageous! they were letting other people into the building but not him, this is why stations have a lot of seats so that you can wait in warmth and somewhat more safety then the damn street! been locked on the street for nearly 4 hours already

KC to Memphis and return we made it on time or ahead of time. New buses going there with empty…read moreseats. Return buses crowded and showing signs of wear. Back rest didn't recline much on one leg of return trip.

I scheduled a medical trip on Saturday, 4/4/26 for appointment on 4/6/26 @ 9:30 am. I called to…read moreverify my ride @ 8:30am. I called back because my ride was late picking me up & I found out zTrip didn't have a driver. I missed my appointment & had to reschedule. This has happened 3 times. This is inexcusable the company shouldn't have a license to provide services.

Went to a Walmart in Missouri. Had no trouble booking a ride to get there. Trying to get home was…read morea different story. I ended up waiting 5 hours in the extreme cold until I took a cab with a worker going home for the night. I wish I could sue them! Don't use them! Use Uber or Lyft, plus they are less expensive and more professional.