Things to Do in Kansas City

Huge footprint with long lot-to-gate walks. A scooter saves your legs for the game.

Wide outfield concourses and a long haul from parking; easy rolling once inside.

Downtown arena with multi-level concourses. Handy for long event nights and Power & Light after.

Open-air soccer stadium with broad concourses and a sizable lot walk.

Riverfront soccer stadium with flat concourses, but a walk from most parking.

Enormous grounds and infield distances. One of the most scooter-worthy event venues in the metro.

Sprawling galleries plus the open sculpture lawn. Lots of ground at a relaxed pace.

Hilltop campus with the long memorial deck; sweeping views and real distance.

Compact and flat. Tour at your own pace. It shares the 18th & Vine block with the Jazz Museum.

Single-level and flat; pairs naturally with the Negro Leagues museum next door.

Small, flat, indoor exhibit. Note the ID/security entry.

Mostly single-level in the River Market; cobblestone streets nearby.

Single-level galleries in Independence. Flat and easy to tour.

Free, level galleries on the Johnson County Community College campus in Overland Park; easy to tour at your own pace.

Compact contemporary galleries, flat and admission-free.

Historic mansion on a rise with grounds and period floors. Ask about the accessible route.

Multi-level but elevator-served; easy indoor browsing.

200+ hilly acres. One of the best reasons in town to rent, because you will cover serious distance.

Big, hilly amusement park with long midways; a scooter keeps the whole group together.

Spread-out water park. Scooter to the gate, then it is poolside.

Indoor, flat, single-level at Crown Center.

Indoor and flat at Crown Center; pairs with Sea Life next door.

Large indoor complex with grand halls. Lots of walking under one roof.

Compact, single-level, and stroller/scooter-friendly, in the Red Bridge area of south Kansas City.

Climate-controlled shops on connected levels. Flat and easy all year.

Fifteen flat, open-air blocks of shops and dining. Easy to roll, a lot to walk.

Indoor, multi-level, climate-controlled and flat.

Compact downtown entertainment blocks; flat sidewalks, lively crowds.

Historic flat strip of bars and shops; sidewalks get crowded at night.

Flat warehouse blocks of galleries, murals, and dining. An easy pace, especially on First Fridays.

Flat market district with wide open aisles and some cobblestone surrounds.

Flat historic jazz blocks linking two museums and live venues.

Large open-air outlet village near the Speedway, with real ground between stores.

Open-air stalls with wide aisles; some cobblestone underfoot.

Striking multi-level hall with accessible seating and elevators, plus a garage walk.

Open-air amphitheater in Swope Park, with sloped lawns and a hilly approach.

Intimate historic downtown theater; mostly flat, with accessible seating.

Ornate historic downtown venue with steps in places. Ask about the accessible entrance.

Historic Midtown venue on Broadway with a flat standing-room floor.

Grand downtown hall in the Municipal Auditorium complex; elevator-served levels.

Sprawling indoor/outdoor music compound in the East Bottoms; gravel in spots.

Big outdoor amphitheater with lawn slopes and a long lot walk.

Flat, paved loop paths around the rose garden and pond. Easy and scenic.

One of the nation's largest city parks. Vast and rolling, so plan your route.

Small flat green space linking the Plaza and the Nelson-Atkins.

Hilly grounds near the WWI Museum; paved paths with real grades.

Hilltop lawns and the long memorial deck. Wide views, but sloped.

Compact, flat formal garden with smooth paths.

970-acre botanical garden east of KC. Paved trails, but real distance between gardens.

300 acres of trails; paved main loops with natural-surface spurs.

Lewis and Clark historic site at the river confluence. A flat paved path to the overlook and skyline view.

Flagship pits across the metro. Short walks at each, with driving in between. We deliver wherever you are staying.

Wide open-air market aisles; some cobblestone surrounds.

Working brewery on a Westside slope; the tour route has ramps/elevator. Call ahead.

Flat warehouse blocks packed with restaurants. Easy rolling between spots.

Enormous convention floors and skywalks. Long indoor distances make a scooter a convention-week staple.

Single-level, flat, and easy to navigate.

Grand historic halls with vast indoor distances; elevator-served levels.

Multi-level downtown arena with long concourses on event nights.

Multi-level performing-arts hall with accessible seating and elevators.

Single-level gaming floor. Big but flat, with accessible parking.

Compact multi-level casino in KCK; elevator-served.

Riverboat-style floor in Riverside; mostly flat with a parking walk.

Very large single-level floor. Lots of ground across gaming, dining, and the hotel.

Riverfront casino floor. Flat but spread out.

Big single-level floor with long walks from parking to the action.