Situated at the junction of the Missouri
and Kansas rivers,
Kansas City lies along the boundary between Missouri and Kansas, and
is directly opposite Kansas City, Kansas. Often abbreviated KC (to
refer to the entire metropolitan area), or KCMO (to refer to only
Kansas City, Missouri), Kansas City, Missouri is the largest city in
Missouri and the center of the 26th largest metropolitan statistical
area in the United States. Kansas City has long been praised for its
varied architecture, which includes many famous and interesting
buildings. Its skyline is notable for various structures, including
the immense Bartle Hall Convention Center and numerous skyscrapers
such as the Kansas City Power and Light Building and One Kansas City
Place. On
the Web:
Kansas City Visitors & Convention Bureau
BALLPARK INFORMATION
TRAVELING AROUND KANSAS
CITY
-Ballpark: Kauffman Stadium -Tenant: Kansas City Royals -Opened: April 10, 1973
-Capacity: 40,793 -Cost: $43 Million -Dimensions: 330-L, 385-LC, 400-C, 385-RC, 330-R
-Seating
Chart
-Fan
Experiences -Address:
1 Royal Way
Kansas City, Missouri On
the Web:
Kauffman Stadium
-Public
Transit: The Kansas City Area Transportation Authority started a
new bus system called, "The MAX" (Metro Area Express) that runs
downtown.
On the Web:
The MAX
-Taxi: Atlas Cab: 816-421-0999
Yellow Cab:
816-471-5000 -Parking: Pay lots available downtown On the Web: Downtown Parking -Alternatives:
Walk and Bike Paths
-Maps
and Directions
Directions: Multiple routes to
Kauffman Stadium can be found here.
Parking: Coming from the East or West:
Head into Kansas City on Interstate 70
Take Exit #9 - Blue Ridge Cutoff/Sports Complex Coming from the
North or South:
Head into Kansas City on Interstate 435
Take Exit #63 B - Sports Complex exit
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