Things To Do in KC
Power & Light District
The Power & Light District in Kansas City is a vibrant entertainment hub, perfect for visitors. Just steps away from where the bride and groom live in the Three Light building, this lively district offers trendy restaurants, bars, and live music venues. It's the ideal spot for a night out, combining the best of KC's dining and nightlife in a dynamic urban setting.
Arrowhead Stadium
Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, home of the Chiefs, is famous as the LOUDEST stadium in the WORLD! Explore its history through guided tours, learning about legendary players and memorable moments. Whether you're a football fanatic or simply curious about its cultural impact, Arrowhead Stadium offers an electrifying experience not to be missed in Kansas City.
Eat BBQ
Joe's Kansas City Bar-B-Que (3002 W 47th Ave) – Famous for its “Z-Man” sandwich, this gas station gem offers unbeatable ribs, brisket, and burnt ends. Gates Bar-B-Q (Multiple Locations) – Known for its distinctive "Hi, may I help you?" greeting, Gates serves up delicious BBQ with a tangy, bold sauce and mouth-watering burnt ends. Q39 (1000 W 39th St) – A modern BBQ eatery with tender, juicy meats and creative sides. The burnt end burger is a must-try! We can never get enough of these BBQ joints and hope you’ll love them too!
Country Club Plaza
A premier shopping and entertainment district renowned for its Spanish-inspired architecture and vibrant atmosphere. Established in 1922, it was one of the first planned shopping centers in the United States. The Plaza features a mix of high-end retailers, local boutiques, fine dining restaurants, and lively cafes. With its beautiful fountains and sculptures Country Club Plaza is a beloved destination for visitors, offering a unique blend of culture and community.
City Market
City Market in Kansas City is a vibrant, historic marketplace perfect for visitors. Known for its fresh produce, unique shops, and diverse eateries, it's a favorite spot for the bride and groom to shop for groceries. Explore the lively atmosphere, sample local flavors, and enjoy a quintessential KC experience before or after the wedding.
Nelson Atkins Museum
The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art in Kansas City is a must-see, featuring stunning art from around the world, the iconic Shuttlecocks sculptures, and the striking Bloch Building. With free admission to its permanent collection, it's an unforgettable experience for wedding guests.
National WWI Memorial
The Memorial Tower, standing at 217 feet, provides a panoramic view of Kansas City that you won't want to miss. Whether you’re a history buff or just looking for a scenic spot to explore, this landmark is sure to impress. The Bride and Groom love spending time here for the beautiful grounds and serene atmosphere. We hope you’ll take some time to visit and experience this piece of Kansas City history during your stay.
Union Station
Union Station, opened in 1914, is a stunning example of Beaux-Arts architecture, featuring a majestic Grand Hall with 95-foot ceilings, three 3,500-pound chandeliers, and a six-foot-wide clock hanging in the center.
Kauffman Stadium
Kauffman Stadium, also known as "The K," is more than just a ballpark – it’s a Kansas City treasure. This stadium is renowned for its super fan-friendly atmosphere and stunning features, including the iconic outfield fountains and waterfall display, which make it one of the most beautiful stadiums in Major League Baseball.
The Fountains
Our city's fountains are more than just landmarks – they're a symbol of our rich history and global connections. Most of these fountains were actually gifted and imported to us from various parts of Europe, adding an international flair to our cityscape. From grand, majestic displays to quaint, hidden gems, each fountain tells its own unique story. While these fountains may be spread out across the city, exploring them is an adventure in itself, allowing you to discover different neighborhoods and landmarks along the way.
Worlds of Fun
This sprawling amusement park offers over 100 rides and attractions, promising an unforgettable experience for visitors of all ages. From heart-pounding roller coasters like the Mamba and Prowler to family-friendly favorites like the Grand Carousel and Planet Snoopy, there's something for everyone to enjoy.
Crossroads Art District
The Crossroads Art District is adorned with galleries showcasing diverse artworks, from contemporary pieces to avant-garde installations. Local artists thrive here, and visitors can engage with them during regular art walks and exhibitions. Beyond art, the district offers a culinary adventure, with a variety of restaurants serving everything from farm-to-table cuisine to international flavors.