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 — 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; 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.

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; 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.

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

Fifteen flat, open-air blocks of shops and dining — lovely to roll, big 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 — easy pace, especially 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 — 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 — sloped lawns and a hilly approach.

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

Ornate historic downtown venue — 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 — 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; 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 — sweeping 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.

Flagship pits across the metro — short walks at each, driving between; we deliver wherever you base.

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.