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Downtown Airport Jarboe Park  Gage Park Richard L. Berkley Riverfront Park GUINOTTE Airline History Museum 35 DORA FRONT STREET Riverfront Heritage Trail Town of Kansas Charles B. Wheeler Pedestrian Bridge Downtown Airport Y 4th LYDIA A TRACY TRAFFICW FOREST Garrison Square NE INDUSTRIAL GRAND VIADUCT Park 4th 5th WALNUT MAIN 3rd Steamboat MISSOURI AVE Arabia GRAND GILLIS HOLMES 3rd Museum HARRISON CHERRY City MISSOURI CAMPBELL PACIFIC LOCUST WYANDOTTE DELAWARE Market CHARLOTTE MISSOURI RIVER 5th THE PASEO OAK 4th 35 9 Columbus PACIFIC 169 Square MISSOURI Park WOODSWETHER ROAD HIGHLAND WOODSWETHER ROAD 5th EXIT 2F INDEPENDENCE AVE EXIT 2C INDEPENDENCE AVE EXIT 2D Main, Delaware Oak, Grand 24 Broadway Walnut River Bluff Park US 169 North Wyandotte 35 70 24 70 6th EXIT 2D 6th EXIT 2E 6th EXIT 2C Main Street Mo 9 North Broadway EXIT 2Y Downtown Broadway 2 6th Street ADMIRAL BLVD Y E L S 7th ADMIRAL BLVD D 7th EXIT 2H R A To US 24 East E B & Mo 9 North, BELLEVIEW Case Admiral Blvd Park BANKS 8th 8th 8th 38 21 8th 72 834 Federal 386 MAY Court 9th 994 CENTRAL 780 9th 9th 9th 11 737 624 LIBERTY Margaret ST LOUIS AVE Central Ilus Davis 70 Kemp OAK WYOMING Library 125 McGEE Civic Park 390 GRAND CHERRY HOLMES LOCUST Park Quality Hill 485 CHARLOTTE WALNUT GENESSEE 10th 10th 10th Playhouse UNION AVE 300 Ilus Davis EXIT 2J Civic Park 780 11th Street P 548 WOODLAND ST. LOUIS AVE 175 BASIE PLACE 109 504 Downtown DOWNTOWN 1,147 472 11th 11th 188 11th BROADWAY JEFFERSON CENTRAL WASHINGTON WASHINGTON KANSAS PENNSYLVANIA CITY, MISSOURI11th City P13 102 Hall Folly P7 282 HICKORY EXIT 2W SANTA FE 238 325 200 375 MAIN LYDIA MULBERRY Theater TRACY FOREST 12th Street 33 TROOST 1,395 VIRGINIA Oppenstein HARRISON S THE PASEO P12 469 4 7 12th ST VIADUCT 12th 12th 12th Park 12th E. 12th TERR 9 58 100 Barney Allis P9 EXIT 2W P11 Plaza P8 County 12th Street 75 1 1,249 756 80 Court 155 Convention 13th 874 Center P10 167 Federal Office P6 Building 975 Midland Central Business 35 Theatre 2,000 50 13th 13th 31 13th District Music 3 KC Rep/ College EXIT 2K BEARDSLEY ROAD Hall Copaken Stage P5 Basketball Harrison 280 Experience 130 60 State Troost P4 1,000 1,000 Office Bartle 104 P3 VINE 13th Hall Municipal Building HIGHLAND BROADWAY 35 Auditorium Power & Light District WOODLAND 78 6 Sprint P3 70 14th 14th 14th EXIT 2P 14th EXIT 2V S Center 13th Street EXIT 3A 14th AMC Downtown 14th Street P1 Mainstreet P3 70 50 The Paseo 14th Downtown 50 P2 67 57 EXIT 2Q EXIT 2S N TRUMAN ROAD Locust 70 Broadway Truman Rd EXIT 3A Grand The Paseo 670 670 Ballroom EXIT 2M TRUMAN ROAD EXIT 2T EXIT 2U-LEFT EXIT TRUMAN ROAD US 71 South I-35 South Central, Downtown P14 16th EXIT 2U Broadway 142 Truman Rd S MAIN 16th 16th CENTRAL LIBERTY 94 GENESSEE P15 Kauffman Center for 16th JARBOE the Performing Arts P16 MAIN LYDIA 57 TROOST 17th THE PASEO West Bottoms/ 17th Jarboe West Side District P19 P17 57 Park 1,000 OAK McGEE Screenland GRAND LOCUST WALNUT CHERRY HOLMES CAMPBELL BALTIMORE 17th Theatre 17th CHARLOTTE JOHN BUCK O’NEIL WAY 17th P18 71 425 Crossroads Arts 35 District Gem Theater, American Jazz Museum & CENTRAL ▼ BROADWAY Negro Leagues Baseball Museum WYANDOTTE 18th 18th Gem SUMMIT MADISON Theater BELLEVIEW JEFFERSON MAIN WASHINGTON S Kemper 18th 19th 19th VINE P LYDIA GROVE FOREST Arena TROOST P HIGHLAND THE PASEO 4 WOODLAND 49 19th P 19th EXIT 1D ALLEN AVE 20th Street 54 WEST PENNWAY 19th TERR P 8 P 115 S Hale 20th 20th 20th Arena P P 215 97 KAUFFMAN CENTER for BERKOWITZ Observation P Park 36 the PERFORMING ARTS 21st 21st SOUTHWEST BLVD 23rd PARKING & DRIVING MAP WEST PENNWAY EXIT 1C MAIN 22nd McCOY W. Pennway SW Blvd 22nd 22nd Crown Center/ Union Hill Districts To National Archives & Gage Park 5 10 8 12 22nd TERR 35 LYDIA AVENIDA Kansas City Ballet’s Bolender TRACY Center for Dance & Creativity Union CESAR E. CHAVEZ 23rd 1,500 ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ Station 23rd 23rd Washington VINE 8 LOCUST GILLHAM Square Park FLORA HIGHLAND MERCIER WOODLAND 24th 24th ALLEN TERR 24th 12 ALLEN AVE PERSHING ROAD Crown Center 24th TERR 24th TERR Shops 25th HOLLY SUMMIT 25th 25th 25th National WW I Museum at Liberty Memorial JEFFERSON W. PENNWAY W. VINE FLORA TRACY FOREST TROOST CHERRY HOLMES HARRISON CAMPBELL CHARLOTTE 26th WEST PASEO 26th GILLHAM ROAD THE PASEO THE SOUTHWEST BLVD. 26th 26th GRAND MAIN ST. Sheila Kemper D R Dietrich 26th TERR R Park E L 27th WARWICK 27th 27th KESS McGEE TRWY DR OAK L IA OR EM 27th TERR Washington M Lake PENN VALLEY PKWY 28th Troost 28th Lake Money 28th Museum LYNN AVE SOUTHWEST TRWY Federal Penn Valley Reserve ROAD GILLHAM Park Bank of 29th Kansas City 29th 29th HOLLY SUMMIT JARBOE MERCIER TERRACE MADISON BELLEVIEW FAIRMOUNT Troost Park 10 30th 30th 5 Just Off OAK MAIN FLORA TRACY McGEE GRAND WAYNE FOREST TROOST CHERRY HOLMES Broadway WALNUT HIGHLAND HARRISON CAMPBELL BALTIMORE WOODLAND CHARLOTTE Theater WYANDOTTE DeGROFF WAY GILLHAM ROAD 31st 31st 31st 31st TERRACE © 2008 Gallup Map Company Insider’s Guide to PARKING at the public GRAND OPENING of the KAUFFMAN CENTER for the PERFORMING ARTS Thousands of visitors are expected to experience the Recommended Public Parking* Lots: Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts for the first time P1 P2 P8 AMC Mainstreet ........................... P1 P2 P8 at a free public grand opening from 11:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. P31 P25 P68 P7 College Basketball Experience .......... P3 P5 P6 P7 on Sunday, Sept. 18th. Doors will open at 11:00 a.m. P130 P151 P162 P173 Folly Theater .................................... P1100 P1111 P1122 P1133 Performances in the Muriel Kauffman Theatre, PP150 PP161 PP182 P13 Helzberg Hall and four outdoor stages will run Power & Light District ........................ P5 P6 P8 P45 P65 P68 P8 P4 P5 P6 P8 from 12:00 - 5:00 p.m. Kansas City Repertory Theatre ........... PP194 P154 P165 P168 P17 P18 P19 P14 P15 P16 P17 P18 P1919 P1144 P1155 P1616 P1717 P1818 Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts P1913 P14 P15 PP1616 P17 P18 P1133 P1144 P1155 P1166 Here are insider tips to ease Midland Theatre .............................. PP163 PP184 PP195 P106 FIVE P6 P8 P9 P1100 Sprint Center ................................... P63 P85 P69 PP170 your journey to the Kauffman Center: P3 P5 P6 P7 P3 P5 P6 P7 Music Hall/Municipal Auditorium ...... P10 P11 P12 P13 P1100 P1111 P1122 P1133 * Public Parking is subject to change P10 P11 P12 P13 1. Don’t follow the crowd. Be creative when selecting your highway exit. Traffic will be heaviest at the I-35 exit onto Broadway. Map Legend: Consider your options, such as the West Pennway exit and driving to less congested, offsite parking and shuttles. Garage Parking Surface Lot Parking 200 Number of spaces 145 Number of spaces 2. Think ahead. Free parking will be available in the new 1,000 & entrance space Kauffman Center garage, but traffic will be heaviest as you get closer to the performing arts center. S Shuttle Stops MAX Bus Route 3. Make a plan. More than 15,000 parking spaces are Two-Way Streets shown on this map. Review the parking and trolley map and EXIT 2V 14th Street Interstate Exits pick a parking/shuttle area in the Convention Center area, One-Way Streets the Crossroads Arts District or the Power & Light District. Hotels: Power & Light District 4. Free event shuttles will run from 10:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. 1. Aladdin Hotel Stops include: Theaters & Arenas 2. Comfort Inn & Suites Convention Center: 12th & Wyandotte (in front of the Marriott Hotel) 3. Crowne Plaza Crossroads: 19th & Baltimore and 20th & Central 4. Downtown Marriott Attractions Power & Light District: 14th & Main 5. Fairfield Inn Public Buildings Kauffman Center: 16th between Wyandotte & Central 6. Hilton President 7. Hotel Phillips 8. Hyatt/Sheraton Parks 5. The MAX Bus will run to the Kauffman Center every Crown Center 15 minutes from 10:00 a.m. - 6:30 p.m. 9. Marriott Muehlebach Map Design & Illustration See www.kcata.org for MAX stops. 10. Residence Inn provided by: 11. Savoy Hotel Fee: $1.50 each way. 12. Westin Crown Center Welcome to Downtown Kansas City, America’s Creative Crossroads DOWNTOWN COUNCIL OF KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI www.downtownkc.org.
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