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Kauffman Stadium sits in the Truman Sports Complex east of downtown Kansas City off Interstate 70, and it is not served by rail transit, so most fans drive or use rideshare, with shuttles on some game days.
Large lots serve the Truman Sports Complex, which it shares with the Chiefs' football stadium, and tailgating is popular. Arrive early on busy days.
Lower-level seats along the infield are closest to the action, and seats facing the outfield look out at the stadium's signature fountains and waterfalls beyond the fence, below the crown-shaped scoreboard.
Hotels near the sports complex offer convenience on game day, while downtown Kansas City — a short drive away — puts you near the city's dining and barbecue. Compare dates for the best rates.
The Truman Sports Complex shares its site with Arrowhead Stadium, and downtown Kansas City with its famous barbecue and the Country Club Plaza are a short drive away.
Opened in 1973 and extensively renovated in 2009, Kauffman Stadium is famous for its outfield fountains and waterfalls and its crown-shaped scoreboard. It hosted the Royals' 2015 World Series championship.
Take in the outfield fountains and waterfalls, a Kauffman signature, and don't miss Kansas City barbecue. Tailgating in the lots is part of the experience.
Kauffman Stadium offers accessible seating, entrances, and restrooms, and guest services to assist, with accessible parking in the sports-complex lots.
The ballpark sits in the Truman Sports Complex east of downtown Kansas City — a stadium-and-parking setting off the interstate rather than a walkable city district.
Kauffman Stadium is in the Truman Sports Complex east of downtown Kansas City off I-70 and is not served by rail, so most fans drive or use rideshare, with shuttles on some game days.
Large lots serve the Truman Sports Complex, shared with the Chiefs' stadium, and tailgating is popular. Arrive early on busy days.
Kauffman Stadium is famous for its outfield fountains and waterfalls and its crown-shaped scoreboard, and it hosted the Royals' 2015 World Series championship.
Yes. Kauffman Stadium offers accessible seating, entrances, restrooms, and guest services, with accessible parking in the sports-complex lots.