Kansas Kansas City Kansas CVB
For your copy of the Visitors Guide, Meeting Planners Guide or information on hotels, attractions, and dining contact us at
www.visitkansascityks.com or 800-264-1563
W Kerry Green
PO Box 171517, Kansas City, KS 66117 800-264-1563 | Fax: 913-371-0204
www.visitkansascityks.com •
kerry@visitkansascityks.com
Area rooms: 1,751
Nearest airport: Kansas City International (MCI) - 17.29 miles Major meeting facilities: Jack Reardon Convention Center Attractions: Kansas Speedway, Hollywood Casino, Legends Outlets Kansas City, Cabela’s, Nebraska Furniture Mart, National Agricultural Center and Hall of Fame, Great Wolf Lodge - KC’s Premier Indoor Waterpark, Moon Marble Company, Schlitterbahn Kansas City Waterpark, Community America Ballpark, Sporting Park
hether you’re planning a convention, major business meeting, or just need some event space… We have what you’re looking for! Kansas City, Kansas and Wyandotte County are located on the banks where the Kansas and Missouri rivers meet. In Kansas City, Kansas you’ll fi nd unique convention and meeting facilities mixed with a variety of one-of-a-kind attractions. The Jack Reardon Convention Center, conveniently linked to the Hilton Garden Inn, offers a restaurant onsite to compliment the 147 guestrooms for your use. No matter the size, we will accommodate your event. With newly built hotels and unique function space, you can be assured of a successful event. Kansas Speedway, Hollywood Casino, The Great Wolf Lodge, Cabela’s, The National Agricultural Center and Hall of Fame and Legends Outlets Kansas City are only a few of the sites waiting to welcome your next event. Many national and local restaurants are located in Kansas City, Kansas for your dining experiences. From barbecue to steaks, we have something for everyone! The Kansas City Kansas Convention and Visitors Bureau is here to assist you in making your event a memorable one. Make plans now to visit us soon for your next event.
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