What Are Some Fun Or Cheap Activities In Kansas City?

Kansas City has many different places that offer free or cheap entertainment for people looking to conserve money. We have chosen five locations that can be peaceful, educational and fun.

• Science City at Union Station has the Arvin Gottlieb Planetarium at a low cost of $6 for adults and children. The Arvin Gottlieb Planetarium allows visitors to experience the devastating power of black holes, the beauty of Earth and the vastness of space in a real-time journey through the cosmos.

• The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art features stunning exhibitions at no cost to visitors. In addition to paintings, there is an assortment of impressive sculptures. Parking costs $8, so frugal art enthusiasts may have to park further away or take public transportation.

• History buffs can enjoy the National World War I Museum and Memorial for $14. On World War Wednesdays, admissions are $7. The museum hosts over 75,000 items soldiers used to fight in the trenches during this historical conflict.

• Residents of Kansas City who want learn how good coffee is made can visit The Roasterie, a local coffee-roasting company. Admissions are free, and visitors will get to learn about the roasting and blending process of making gourmet coffee.

• Theater in the Park hosts regular musicals and movie nights at an outdoor amphitheater in Shawnee Mission Park. Tickets for musicals can be purchased at $8 plus tax. Movie showings are $1 per person.

What Else Is There To Do In Kansas City At Little To No Cost?

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