St. Louis is a city that begs for more than 24 hours to explore it, but you can see a lot if that’s all you have. My family visited this summer for a quick 24-hour adventure while on our epic road trip (check it out #ohmyepicroadtrip). It wasn’t our first visit – we’d been there in …
We’re planning a trip to St. Louis during a great time of year: Summer. There’s so much to see there with the kids, I’ve decided to make a bucket list of it all. The last time we were there, it was winter and we couldn’t do a lot of great things. Here’s what we’d see …
Our plan: See if Oceans of Fun was as kid-friendly as Worlds of Fun. Our analysis: Most definitely. Disclosure: This post is sponsored through a partnership with Blog Meets Brand and Cedar Fair, I was compensated for this post. All thoughts, opinions and typos are my own. I admit to being reluctant taking two beginner …
I think I found a new fall tradition: Halloween at Worlds of Fun in Kansas City. It’s like summer vacation meets sweater weather. It’s fabulous. Read on to learn more about the Great Pumpkin Fest, which is best for younger kids. I shared some tips to help you make the most of Worlds of Fun …
For my family’s recent Worlds of Fun overnight getaway, we needed a place to stay overnight near the park. It also needed to be kid-friendly. What we found was Kansas City hotel Courtyard by Marriott at Briarcliff, and in every aspect, it suited our needs and then some. Our stay was hosted by Visit KC. The …
I grew up with Worlds of Fun being a part of life. Every summer we’d go, our family of six piled into the family truckster. We’d see the sky-high tracks of roller coasters miles away. And it never failed, every year, as the park came into view, the volume of our voices instantly increased and grew more animated. …