Kansas City Power & Light District
Power & Light District
A dining and entertainment district of nine downtown blocks, where the open-air 'KC Live!' plaza often hosts sports broadcasts and concerts, the heart of the city's nightlife.
The Power & Light District was developed in 2008 and consists of restaurants, bars, cinemas and a covered open-air plaza at its center. When the Chiefs or Royals play, giant screens broadcast the games and crowds fill the streets. Next door is the T-Mobile Center, which seats nearly 20,000 people and hosts concerts and sporting events. The Power & Light Building, an Art Deco-style landmark within the district, is a key feature of the city skyline. A free streetcar goes directly there.
Opening hours
Approx. 11:00–02:00 the next day
Nearby sights
- Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts
- Crossroads Arts District
- City Market & River Market
- Arabia Steamboat Museum
- Union Station
- Science City at Union Station
- National WWI Museum and Memorial
- Negro Leagues Baseball Museum