Overall, Jaegers was a pretty fun airsoft experience yesterday. The field was super cool, but a…read morelittle small. The space is super unique, and the massive cylindrical support structures made for super interesting engagements. That being said, I think there are a few things that could make it a better experience in the future. The biggest thing would be more slow down respawns, and introduce new game modes. The constant onslaught of unlimited life TDM might work really well for paintball, but airsoft benefits from limited life game modes with revives and/or objective based modes to slow down the gameplay a little bit, especially on a field that small. There was at least one game where my entire team were just sitting in our spawn because we'd all ran out of ammo - hpa, aeg, and gbbr players alike. One new game mode that could be fun and work for the space is a 1 life tdm, played to best of 3 or best of 6, flipping sides every round or 2. It could reset until everyone needs to come off the field and reload. It'd be nice to have a clear sense of who won, and who lost, as I honestly couldn't tell you who won or lost any of the games yesterday. It also didn't seem like the refs were super attentive to the game. There was at least one player who consistently was shining a laser in people's eyes, and kept doing so even after they were told to stop by referees. As I looked through my footage last evening, there were several moments where I noticed the refs were grouped together, instead of spread across the field. Lastly, it's worth mentioning that it was extremely frustrating to have my group be split up for most of the day. We drove three hours each way to come play together, but we ended up only getting to play on the same team 2 or 3 rounds the whole day because the referees wouldn't let us play together, and they never really explained why. This was the main thing we complained about on our way home, and is the main reason we wouldn't want to come back in the future. We are looking forward to airsoft getting to play on the outdoor fields as the weather warms up, and we will be back to try those out. the Fort specifically looks like it would have super interesting gameplay

We had a blast at Jaegers paintball complex celebrating a surprise birthday present! Nestled inside…read moreof a cave, you can run around and hide behind obstacles while trying to take down your targets. There's an area that you can sit and watch through the plexiglass once you get hit. You can buy a jumpsuit there for extra padding if you'd like to play it safe. Go with a group of friends or family...very fun!

I want to start by saying THANK YOU so much . We were a group of 7 people and each of us had so…read moremuch fun . ALL of the staff members were respectful, so kind, professional, and most importantly patient with us .Their horses are beautiful and very gentle . Even though we took up more time than scheduled, we were not rushed and we even got to see a show horse preform for us . If I can give this place 100 stars, I would . I highly recommend this place for all your horse events, training, etc.

We attended The Easter Butter event at Liberty Farm it was a blast. Definitely will return for…read moreother upcoming events very kid oriented the horses are gorgeous and the people are amazing.

Apparently if you're a cool mom, you take your kids to Fun Run. The more you know!…read more An indoor play place, full of bouncy houses, climbing areas, slides, clubhouses, and more. We've been to many a birthday party here and my kids always leave tired and worn out. Slightly larger and a bit more to do here than Kangas. There's also coffee!

We went with pogo passes so I can't say if it's worth the price but the kids had a good time. Lots…read moreof birthday parties happening. They have a cafe where you can get some food and drinks. There is a mini build a bear type spot. Some arcade games. The big play parts are a inflated trampoline (one of my daughter's favs), inflatable bounce house type things (one is a slide), a multi level climbing structure, and three two story playhouses that are connected. I would say it's not a bad way to spend an afternoon.

after a very big disappointment at another place nearby with batting cages, we found this place by…read moregoogling. so glad we did!! the young guys answering the phone and checking us in were friendly and helpful and my son and his friend got to have some fun batting! talked to the owner at the end and he was also so friendly! thank you @thedugout

Great indoor facility to practice softball and baseball. So glad it is now open to enjoy.read more

Highly recommend. There's something for everyone - beautiful Victorian architecture, civil war…read morehistory, flour milling, history of westward expansion and travel by carriage, European art, vintage instruments, and more! My husband and I absolutely loved our tour by Mark. He and Steve are clearly dedicated to historic preservation and gifted teachers. 90% of the furniture in the house is original! A must see!

What a hidden gem!!! My friend and I had the place all to ourselves with Steve, from the…read moreHistorical Society. Steve was very informative and went out of his way to share the estate with us. Each room so nicely preserved. The chandeliers with gas and electric options were so cool. 90% of the furniture and items in the house are original to the house. A must see when visiting Independence!!

Great place to learn and shoot! My partner and I signed up for a first-time visit and everything…read morewent great. You'll get personal attention from actual pros, from safety basics to the best method for holding your bow. The team was very understanding when I ran a little late and still let us get a ton of shooting in. They straddled the line between giving us one-on-one attention and letting us take some time to feel things out ourselves. There were people of every age range present at the site, even on a weekday evening. The instructions were very clear and straightforward. I'm excited to try a little shooting, again, and I look forward to improving.

I typically don't like indoor ranges but i went here once and everyone is very helpful, whether…read moreyou're new or experienced the environment is very friendly. The pricing is very nice, very different from Rodger's is that if you don't have the tools to change a peep, Rodger's would charge you $60 where Archery excellence would charge you $5.

This is a cool park named after Dr Martin Luther King We…read morecame here and had lunch, sat in the pavilion Park is clean and well landscaped Nice playground structure for the kids to play at, restrooms are available and my friend said they were clean Lots of parking available

Often times, a park is a park. But this park, dedicated to the memory of Dr. Martin Luther King,…read moreJr., stands for so much more. There is green space and walking trails, tennis courts and a playground, shelters and areas to explore. But there are also consistent reminders of the thoughts and legacy left to us all by the late Dr. King. The playground is a recently renovated space done in partnership with the '15 & the Mahomies' Foundation, the community-focused group backed by the Chiefs' Patrick Mahomes. Safe, new equipment with a soft surface makes for all kinds of playtime fun for the littles. Getting outside, with cooperative weather, has always been a wonderful way to spend family time and this playground offers exactly the kind of fun atmosphere in which to enjoy that time. The area is lined to the south with paved walking paths and sidewalks, plenty of space and very accessible. You are just a mile or so from the Plaza, the UMKC campus, and more. This is a green space tucked in a beautiful area with lots of historical and cultural significance. We should all be so fortunate to not only use the space but remember of the legacy of the man who inspired its name.

This ia a great park and the kids enjoy coming here. The splash pad closed at end of August though…read moreits still blazing hot. The majority of the parkis under construction and has caution tape around it. Hopefully it will be complete next year. The playground and splash pad are there and accessible.

We think this park is a-ok. It doesn't have all the amenities but it's fun for the kids and there…read moreare picnic tables for the adults.