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Village West of Kansas City, Kansas
Opened 2-3-2012: Hollywood Casino at KS Speedway (Facebook)
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Shopping Village West and KC, KS
The Legends is a 1.2 million-square-foot shopping center (opened spring 2006) at I-435 and State Avenue in Kansas City, KSArea attractions with map:
Legends map
Cabela's (sporting, fishing outfitter) | The Legends Outlets | Nebraska Furniture Mart | Plaza at the Speedway (more) | many stores & restaurants | movie theaters
West near I70 & 7 Hwy (Bonner Springs): KC Renaissance Festival (fall weekends)
T-Rex Restaurant (2 pictures) and Legends shopping view, plus more local pictures: |
Kansas Nascar Speedway under construction, 2001 |
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WATER PARK RESORT: * Great Wolf Lodge water bucket --> indoor water park, family fun shopping, sports, food nearby Nearby WATER PARK: *SCHLITTERBAHN KC outdoor water park opened 2009, late May to early Sept No lodging, yet - more |
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MORE LOCAL LODGING: *Candlewood Suites Speedway *Country Inn & Suites by Carlson *Holiday Inn Express Village West *Hampton Inn Kansas City Village *Comfort Suites Speedway ALMOST 4 MILES AWAY: *Days Inn Kansas Speedway *Comfort Inn Kansas City |
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* Kansas City now offers you Village West for sports, shopping, and eating including Cabela's (hunting, fishing, outdoor gear), the Kansas Speedway (NASCAR: July & Oct), KC T-Bones (Northern League baseball; May-Sept), and world class dining, shopping, and entertainment at the Legends. Phase I of the Legends opened November 2005. * Bonner Springs is just a few miles west of the racetrack with a Holiday Inn Express and restaurants at I-70 and K-7. * Shawnee - south on I-435 at Midland Drive - is great if you are bringing your bikes or want a lake (Shawnee Mission Park) setting, coming to Village West as a nearby day trip. * Lansing - Leavenworth are cities several miles north of the Village West area on K7. Hotels here give you a chance to visit historic Fort Leavenworth and Leavenworth, the oldest city in Kansas. | Water Resort | Twitter updates |
* Bonner Springs and Edwardsville are west of Kansas City Kansas along the Kaw/Kansas River | Lansing and Leavenworth with its famous Fort and peneteniary are northwest, along the Missouri River | Shawnee and other Johnson County cities are south | Kansas City, MO is east at the juncture of the Missouri and Kansas Rivers. On the western border of Missouri, Kansas City, MO faces west toward the eastern border of Kansas. Kansas City, MO and Kansas City, KS are separated from each other for a short distance, by the Kaw (Kansas) River, where it empties into the Missouri River. The Missouri separates the two states to the north. To the south there mostly is no natural division between the two states. Interstate 70 goes east-west and I-35 goes northeast-southwest through both Kansas City MO and Kansas City KS. |
Village West | What to Expect in the greater Kansas City area: Shopping, dining, museums, amusement parks, professional sports, rennaisance festival, "riverboat" gambling, historic trails, water sports (fishing, boating), hiking, many other attractions and conventions. The Grinter House, over looking the Kansas River at K32 and S 78th Street, will give you a glimpse of this area in the 1860s and after. The Kansas River flows into the Missouri River at Kansas City, where Lewis and Clark Bicentennial programs were held.
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