The birthplace of Mark Twain and Harry Truman offers nature (especially in the Ozarks); frontier, Civil War, and other history; country music (Branson); and big cities like St. Louis and Kansas City.
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At this time of limited travel, if you live in the United States it may be less easy visit other countries on your bucket list. But thanks to the USA's longstanding history of immigration, there's plenty of international culture, cuisine, and customs that can be experienced right here at home. Notable among them are the various Chinatowns in New York City, San Francisco, and elsewhere, And here are five other destinations whose ethnic enclaves will transport you to foreign shores. read post
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I can see where it would be super-convenient for arrival, but departure...at least at Southwest...can be a chore. Talking with other people who have experienced leaving from MCI, I know I'm not alone in my opinion.
The rental car facility is top-notch, however. And the city of KC itself is great. Didn't see the forest, I had an aisle seat.
Those of us who fly out of KCI on a regular basis love it for its quick, conveniet access to the curb. I often arrive for my flight no more than 45 minutes prior to departure, and usually after landing, I'm in my car and heading home in less than 10 minutes.
I'm sorry you didn't get the full picture of KCI. Perhaps as you departed, you looked down to the southwest and saw the Heart Forest, a 22-acre landscape of concentric hearts in various blooming trees, welcoming all to the Heartland of America.