I'm a little late in posting a review, but better late than never! We went to Ricky Deana for Music…read moreBingo, which is free with a food or drink order. We each ordered burgers and fries, and we were not disappointed. We will definitely go back, and highly recommend the place for a cheap date night or outing with the kids.

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.

For a kid who was privileged enough to grow up on major-league ballparks, I find that smaller…read moreminor-league parks are always full of charm and beautiful idiosyncrasies. Whether it's the between-innings merriment, like kids' races or other creative games, or the sponsored placards adorning the outfield, no two minor-league ballfields are the same. Legends Field has that same unique elegance and has hosted minor league summer ball for the past two decades. Whether it was the bygones of T-Bones baseball or the current (re-)incarnation of the Kansas City Monarchs, having a summer tenant offers families and baseball lovers an evening entertainment option. Sure, this isn't 'big time' baseball, but they still play the game with bases spaced 90' apart, so maybe it's just the laundry the players are wearing that makes it different. Good seats are generally available and all of the stadium seating is seat-backs (no splintered benches). The patio & berm beyond left field allows for more of a picnic atmosphere or maybe even an expanse of grass where littles can play safely. Concessions are located on both sides of the concourse, featuring some local goodies, and if you just fancy an adult beverage, then there is even dedicated space just for that. A beer & a dog seem to make baseball even sweeter, IMO. The concourse is sprinkled with homage to some of the past Monarchs from Negro League days, such as Buck O'Neill and the lightning-fast Cool Papa Bell. Honestly, if you aren't familiar with Buck AND you live in the KC area, then life under that rock must be comfortable. These guys, like ol' Satchel Paige, were LEGENDS, and you can see why the place carries the moniker 'Legends Field'. Parking is easy and plentiful and if time allows, then the Legends shopping area offers lots of eating (and even shopping!) options. Tickets are easy to come by and affordable, making this a viable opportunity to share with family & friends. You might even have a shot at a foul ball or maybe even a moonshot that clears the fences (300' down the LF line is crazy, but so is 411' to left-center), so look sharp and stay in the action. Baseball is a summer pastime and this is great place to take part.

What a fun place to spend the afternoon. We met some friends here to watch the Monarchs play ball…read more The game was exciting, it's family friendly and more economical than going to a major league game. The tickets are reasonably priced and parking is FREE! FREE! FREE!! The food and drinks are a bit pricey but overall you can spend an afternoon with the family at affordable prices. I highly recommend!!!

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

Great spot in NKC for a walk, some play time for the littles, or just enjoy touching grass…read more NKC has plenty of 'hidden' gems and Macken Park is one of them. With plenty of acreage at the northeast corner of Howell & Clark Ferguson, this is a safe and serviced greenspace just waiting to be explored. The 'soft' track encircles the park if you want to get some steps, and there are great ball fields just waiting for spring to come so they can be used frequently. Tennis courts are at the east end and the restroom facilities are found on both sides of the park. Enjoy NKC's public spaces! If Macken isn't your thing, then Dagg Park is just a block or two south and has more equipment tailored to littles. Different strokes for different audiences!

Macken Park has nice trails, playgrounds, facilities, and convenient parking. Enjoy a number of…read moreFridays in the Park.

This place is simple fun and I give it a 10/10 at time of writing. A well managed place offering…read moregreat outdoor fun and very affordable. Took my family of four here (kids 2 and 5) and enjoyed go carts, mini golf, and it's just 50¢ to feed the fish near the 18th hole.

It's a child hood staple. Now my son gets to enjoy this place with family fun. reasonable price.read more

There are 4 different rounds, King, Queen, Knights and Camelot. Queen was closed. This place is old…read moreand much of the structures and fountain need repaired or replaced. These are outdoors so as the evening fades out come the pests. It's a family fun center that as a family your either the type to complain or make do with what's in front of you. We had a blast as did the few other folks playing. Inside there is an arcade and a small diner with over priced food. Didn't buy any so can't tell you if it's good or not. The restrooms inside were opened and the ones outside were not. It's only like $10 a game per person, 12 if you want two and you can buy up to 4 which I believe was $15. They give you tickets so you don't have to play them all at once. At the end of your course you can aim for 3 holes to try and win a BOGO game. Used to be a free game you could win. Sad it's BOGO now. So if you want something cheaper than the movies, World's of Fun/Oceans of Fun or even the Prehistoric putt putt golf further down 40 highway give this place a try. Oh, and if your hungry Texas Tom's is right across the way and a little up is Gates BBQ.

Not open for business. Not paying employees. Not talking to employees. A TV station needs to stick…read morea camera in the owners face and find out what is going on.