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Road tripping to KC for a Royals game
Posted: Mon April 7, 2008 04:11 AM UTC
Any advice on where to stay if I'm planning on road tripping out to catch a royals game? I'm looking for a place that is relatively inexpensive (but clean and safe) but has easy access to the ballpark, restaurants, bars, etc. Thanks!
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March Madness 2009
Posted: Sat April 5, 2008 08:57 PM UTC
Hi all!

A group of mid to late twenties canadians (8 to be exact) try and hit the first round of march madness every year. This is a classic boys only weekend so we are interested in great food, great drinks and plenty to see and do during both the day and night.

I am pulling for Kansas City to be our 2009 location. I have done a bit of research on the city and I was wondering if anyone could help me out with a few questions.

1) Where would the best area (or even hotel) for us to stay? It would be nice to be in a spot with planty of restaurants (BBQ!), brewpubs and nightlife all relatiely close to the sprint center.

2) Will we need to rent a car for our stay or is getting around town easy enough?

3) I plan on checking out the art museum, jazz museum and possibly the world of fun in addition to the NCAA games. Are there any other attractions or lessor known spots that I simply shouldn't miss?

4) Any suggestions for restaurants, pubs, jazz clubs etc would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks a lot and hopefully see you in 2009!
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Restaurants with character
Posted: Tue October 26, 2004 08:12 PM UTC
We'll be in Kansas City soon and I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions for a really nice restaurant. Looking for something that has a lot of character.
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Kansas City hostel or b&b close to train station
Posted: Thu June 24, 2004 04:21 PM UTC
I will transfer in Kansas City at night , if my train is not on time , I have to over night in Kansas City , if anyone can recommend me a nice and safe hostel or b&b close to train station , will be a very big help ~!! thank sss in advanced ;D
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Kansas City
Are Lindsborg and Salina diverse towns?
Posted: Mon June 21, 2004 02:52 AM UTC
We need to travel here for a chess event. What I can gather is these are really small towns; we're from San Francisco, used to the big city. Are the communities here diverse, friendly?
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Good young family neighborhoods near South KC burbs?
Posted: Thu April 22, 2004 10:11 PM UTC
My wife, toddlers, and I are thinking about moving back to Kansas City. I grew up in Overland Park, but haven't lived there for almost 20 years now. Ideally, I'm looking for a good middle class income community with new development, young families, and good schools. My parents live in Leawood, but that's too expensive and seems a better fit for older families or retirees (like them).

Can anybody suggest good growth locations that would be within 30 minutes of Leawood? How is Olathe doing now? I hear that Lee's Summit has had a growth boom, too. We're visiting later this summer to look around so any insight would be much appreciated. Thanks!
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Cheapest areas to live in Kansas City, MO ?
Posted: Mon February 9, 2004 10:57 AM UTC
I plan on going to Kansas City, MO early this year for 3 months but am having a lot of trouble trying to find which areas would be the cheapest to live in.

Ideally I am looking for somewhere that has food stores within walkable distance , and easy access to public transport.

If any one has any leads , or advice they could give me I would really appreciate it.

thanks for your time

Fergal
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Football
Posted: Tue October 22, 2002 03:52 PM UTC
We will be in the Kansas City area on Saturday, Oct. 26 and don't want to miss the Notre Dame/Florida State football game. We need a good place to watch it where we won't be embarrassed if we yell. Thanks
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