You have to admit, Kansas City is a pretty amazing place to live. With so much to see and do we can get a little spoiled here, can’t we? So if you ever moved away from Kansas City (and really, why would you?) there are a few things you will never be able to forget about this Midwestern gem.
- Kansas City’s skyline is pretty darn amazing.
Zach Werner/Flickr Nothing like finding a good spot (and there are so many!) to see the sun setting over KC.
- No other BBQ will ever compare.
Brian Bennett/Flickr Seriously. If you leave the city don’t even try.
- People who don’t understand “Wear Red” Friday are just weird.
Alejandro Rodriguez/Flickr It’s Chiefs Kingdom, after all, starting in the fall.
- You know you’ll never root for another baseball team the same after 2015.
Minda Haas Kuhlman/Wikimedia Even if you weren’t a baseball fan, you kind of feel like crying anytime anyone talks about the Royals winning the 2015 World Series.
- There’s no fall like a Kansas City fall.
Matthew Whitehead/Flickr September and October are a glorious refuge after July and August.
- The holidays just aren’t the holidays without the Plaza lights.
Franklin Thompson/Flickr You would miss it if you left. You know you would.
- You wouldn’t understand weather that doesn’t change every 10 minutes.
smysnbrg/flickr Is it fall-winter? Or winter-spring. What is this life?!
- We take our St. Patrick’s Day parade very seriously.
KC St. Patrick’s Day Parade Facebook Page What do you mean your city doesn’t have a parade?
- If there’s not a shuttlecock on the front lawn of a museum you’d be very disappointed.
Enrique A Sanabria/Flickr I mean, it doesn’t make sense. But if you’re a Kansas Citian it does.
- Don’t tell us that the birth of Jazz started somewhere else.
Missouri Division of Tourism/Flickr Well, it may have been birthed somewhere else. But it definitely grew up here. We can back that up at our American Jazz Museum.
So don’t even think about moving away. Besides, we’d miss you!
Zach Werner/Flickr
Nothing like finding a good spot (and there are so many!) to see the sun setting over KC.
Brian Bennett/Flickr
Seriously. If you leave the city don’t even try.
Alejandro Rodriguez/Flickr
It’s Chiefs Kingdom, after all, starting in the fall.
Minda Haas Kuhlman/Wikimedia
Even if you weren’t a baseball fan, you kind of feel like crying anytime anyone talks about the Royals winning the 2015 World Series.
Matthew Whitehead/Flickr
September and October are a glorious refuge after July and August.
Franklin Thompson/Flickr
You would miss it if you left. You know you would.
smysnbrg/flickr
Is it fall-winter? Or winter-spring. What is this life?!
KC St. Patrick’s Day Parade Facebook Page
What do you mean your city doesn’t have a parade?
Enrique A Sanabria/Flickr
I mean, it doesn’t make sense. But if you’re a Kansas Citian it does.
Missouri Division of Tourism/Flickr
Well, it may have been birthed somewhere else. But it definitely grew up here. We can back that up at our American Jazz Museum.
What about you? In what ways has Kansas City ruined you for any other city?
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