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Things To Do in Kansas City, KS
Legendary Rhythm & Blues Cruise
Set sail on a Legendary Rhythm & Blues Cruise to explore the waters of the Caribbean or West Coast. This privately chartered boat is prepared to take you on a weeklong whirlwind adventure filled with the largest blues bands on land or sea. Party hard or just relax and enjoy the music and lovely weather.
LEGOLAND® Discovery Center Kansas City
At LEGOLAND® Discovery Center Kansas City you can reach out and touch the stars in the 4D cinema, learn top LEGO® building secrets from the Master Model Builder, see iconic landmarks in MINILAND®, make a celebration even more memorable in one of our special party rooms, and much, much more! It's the ultimate place for all LEGO® fans - young and old.
Kansas City Ballet
Catch one of the three mixed repertory seasons the Kansas City Ballet puts on each year. This 25-member professional ballet troupe has called Kansas City home since 1957. Visit KC’s destination for dance and see an excellent show, including the ever-popular Nutcracker.
The Arabia Steamboat Museum
Come aboard the Arabia Steamboat Museum to catch a glimpse of the Kansas and Missouri frontier life in the 1800s. A perfect time capsule, the Arabia sank into the Missouri River in 1856, taking all its treasures into the muddy waters. Excavated in 1988, the salvaged and restored artifacts are now on display for all to enjoy.