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Opened in April 2012, this two-hour experience takes visitors on a journey from the fresh waters of the Missouri River, into the mighty Mississippi River then out into the warm blue coral strewn waters of the Caribbean Sea, ending in the deep dark abyss of the Atlantic Ocean.

The nine-block Power & Light District in downtown Kansas City links the Kansas City Convention Center to T-Mobile Center. The 24/7 neighborhood is home to more than 50 restaurants, bars, entertainment venues and retail outlets.

Set on 970 acres of lush, rolling hills and windswept meadows, Powell Gardens—Kansas City's botanical garden—offers breathtaking displays of intricate gardens, interesting architecture, a nature trail, and a year-round calendar of special events, exhibits and classes for the entire family.

As Kansas City’s hometown amusement park, Worlds of Fun offers 235 acres of family rides, thrill rides, rollercoasters, live shows and attractions.

The Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art, located on the Johnson County Community College campus, is the largest contemporary art museum in the four-state region. The museum features major exhibitions of internationally, nationally and regionally renowned artists.

Discover the power of art and spirit of the community at the internationally recognized Nelson-Atkins. Add free admission, an Italian courtyard-inspired restaurant and friendly, knowledgeable staff to make this your favorite destination, too.

Part of the Museums at the 18th & Vine complex, the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum recreates the look, sounds and feel of the game’s storied past. Video presentations and memorabilia in the 10,000 square-foot multimedia exhibit chronicle the history and heroes of the leagues from their origin after the Civil War to their end in the 1960s.

The National WWI Museum and Memorial is America’s leading institution dedicated to remembering, interpreting and understanding the Great War and its enduring impact on the global community.

The National Museum of Toys and Miniatures (T/m) preserves and exhibits one of the nation’s largest historic toy collections on public display and the world’s largest fine-scale miniature collection.

The National Archives at Kansas City is home to historical records dating from the 1820s to the 1990s created or received by Federal agencies in the region. Visitors can research genealogy, tour the We the People exhibit and attend public programs and lectures.