retro little spot in independence, it reminded me a lot of the bowling alley I went to growing up…read more they have a pretty full bar and food menu, plus a pool table and arcade games in the back room. Each lane has a big screen at the end, so it's probably an awesome place to catch a game, especially if it's during the happy hour from 4 to 6. The staff was super friendly and helpful. Compared to other bowling alleys in the area, the prices were very reasonable.

Went here for a date night. It was very fun and well priced. Drinks were good. Location was clean…read moreand not super crowded.

They have raised the prices on everything and have put credit card pay walls on the arcade items…read moretequiring you to purchase additional items beyond the childs entry. You have much less value and it makes more sense to drive to chucky cheese now.

It is a really fun place for kids to play. There is like a jungle gym and slides. Also inflatable…read moreplaygrounds with slides too. There is an area that are cute houses to play in but they all connect and have many different stairs on the inside of them. Younger children might get "lost". Seems like it should be for children under 8 years old? Staff doesn't seem to enforce rules there. The 3-12 years old area with the jungle gym is cool but the bigger kids aren't very nice. The pad mat at the end of the slides keep moving but no one fixes them. I was fixing them so my toddler didn't land on the hard floor. There is no food or drink on any of the play areas but kids don't seem to care or read rules. Parents aren't even watching them too. They were old enough to understand. Had to tell them myself to not have drinks on the slides. They had snack area too which was pretty good selection. It was pretty hot in there though, so not sure if AC just wasnt on or maybe it wasn't working. I would go again but maybe when my child is older. There are a few things for maybe 1 year olds and 2 year olds to play on.

I've never been to this park before and it was very peaceful and we were the only people there…read more They have a walking area that's pretty small but they have a nice new play area with soft landing sponge on the bottom. They also have a picnic area as well.

Love this park, always go here to play pickle ball, little one court spot but no one goes here so…read moreit's very lowkey

Only my 2nd day and I am really enjoying my time. Home…read moreCourse is Staley Farms, but I prefer the range here because of the top tracer and I can see my distance, apex, & club speed. Maddie & Reese, Joey for getting my driver.

Gavin and Grady were very kind and Grady had a nice hotdog shirt on. Very great gentleman making…read moresure we were adequately prepared and sufficient.

Great sports facility! I use it frequently for volleyball and love the people there. I enjoy the…read morepeople and cleanliness of it

Great place for volleyball. The competition here is great as well. Be mindful that you are in a…read moredome so dress accordingly. It's gets really warm and humid in there during the summer. In turn the floor may get a little slick and the ball DEFINITELY sweats. People operating the facility are very kind. I will say that they should think about closing for a couple days to clean the inner dome. There is what looks like dirt on the ceiling. Most concerning is the mold you can see at the bottom of the dome, especially by the benches. But it's still a fun place to play!

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.

A big ol' green space in Brookside, complete with a baseball diamond, tennis courts, a newly…read morerevamped playground, Trolley Trail access and sledding (formerly and inappropriately known as Suicide Hill now Brookside Hill). Like many parks, this one benefits from its location in the neighborhood, and is easy to walk to for thousands of homes nearby. It is, in my opinion, not a destination park like Loose Park or Westwood Park are for many. The playground up at the top of the hill has been redone and it's pretty nice; sandbox, slides, a spinner, and pretty traditional things to do for the kids. There's nothing to climb if you have an adventurous kiddo, but plenty of other fun things. In the winter, this is *the* sledding hill for the area, and although it's been many years, I have good memories of this one. This summer season, Wild Way Coffee is setting up on Sunday mornings right by this park which is nice, and it's good to have some green space for the dogs and kids to run.

Coolest place to paintball! IN A LIMESTONE CAVE!!! Plus, there's an upper obstacle area too ~ with…read moreplanes, buses, forts & obstacles! Really funny & friendly staff too! Wish there was a more extensive target practice area, where people who don't want to compete, can just shoot. Also wish the common seating areas, for the parents/observers were a bit cleaner. For newbies, like myself, I experienced great comradery & sportsmanship with everyone!

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