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Things to Do In Kansas City
Things to Do, Places to Stay, Where to Eat in Kansas City. Learn more about our great city on this website.

Country Club Plaza
The Plaza is a 15-block district with more than 150 shops and dozens of find restaurants. The area's popularity and reputations reach around the country. Some of its bigger events are the Plaza Lighting Ceremony and Plaza Art Fair.

Sprint Center
See events ranging from College and NBA basketball to concerts and many other live events.

Kansas City Chiefs
Official website of the Kansas City Chiefs. View schedule, news, multimedia, photos, player information, statistics, team store, tickets, and more.

Kansas City Royals
Offcial website. Features stats, results, player pages, tickets and merchandise ordering info, pictures, and video highlights.

Worlds of Fun & Oceans of Fun
Worlds of Fun is a traditional amusement park and boasts more than 100 rides and attractions, including 7 roller coasters.

Oceans of Fun is one of the largest water parks in the Midwest. Operated seasonally from May to September, the water park offers attractions for guests of all ages.

The two parks combine to make the number one tourist attraction in the Kansas City area.

Kansas City Zoo
Located in historic Swope Park, the Kansas City Zoo spans 202 acres and is home to more than 1,000 animals. Sections of the zoo include: Australia, Tiger Trail (Asia), Tropics, KidZone, and a 100 acre African Plains.

Kansas City Starlight Theatre
Kansas City's premier performing arts organization and second largest theatre in the United States. Concert performances and Broadway Shows.

Kansas Speedway
1.5 Mile racing track that is home to NASCAR events.

Negro Leagues Baseball Museum
Located at the iconic 18th and Vine intersection, this museum was founded in 1990 to preserve the rich history of African-American Baseball.

National World War I Museum
The National World War I Museum at Liberty Memorial inspires thought, dialogue, and learning to make the experiences of the World War I era meaningful and relevant for guests of all ages.