Fun things to do in kansas city for couples

Posted in Kansas City February 14, 2018

Love is in the air, but where do you go when you’re looking for the perfect location for your special night? These lovely locations aren’t just for Valentine’s Day (or any other holiday); they are perfect any time you want to make something a romantic event and not just a standard outing. Let’s check out some of the many romantic spots in Kansas City that you should consider when looking for that special date.

1. Take a walk through Overland Park Arboretum.

Sometimes a walk through the park is just a nature trip, but the right mood can make it a romantic stroll. Maybe bring a picnic and stay for a while?

Amazing French cuisine is a great way to set the tone for a romantic night, especially if you get to hear the Chef sing. Plus, the mood lighting brings everything down a notch and makes a meal here feel more intimate.

Few cities love Jazz as much as Kansas City does, so a night out enjoying live music can easily become a cute couple activity when you get a table to yourself.

Roses are romantic on their own, but when you're surrounded by a garden as beautiful as Loose Park, you can't help but feel like you've discovered something magical. Stop and smell the roses with someone special - you might find a new spot that'll always be a lovely memory.

Taking a short trip away from home is a great idea to add a little romance into your life. Of course, it helps when you're surrounded by scenery like this, sleeping in a cozy room in a cool renovated building - this one used to be a coal elevator! Check out our full feature article on The Coal House Lodge here.

If you're nimble and willing, feel free to adventure through the canopy at Go Ape right here in Kansas City's Swope Park. Of course, you're safely tethered to a line, so you won't actually fall if you happen to slip. Check out our previous article featuring this canopy adventure for more info.

There are few things we love more than tacos... except, perhaps, our significant others. Of course, things only get better when you combining the two! Why not give it a try? We created an awesome Kansas City Taco Trail map to make sure you can savor the best flavors together.

Wine is romantic, vineyards are romantic, so Vox Vineyards is the perfect place to be. You'll enjoy their inviting tasting room and the stunning sunsets as you cozy up together! For details about visiting Vox Vineyards, check out our feature article here.

For coffee lovers, a romantic day might just include a tour of The Roasterie, followed by a cup of coffee that you'll see exactly how they brew. Conversation over coffee is a classic date activity!

There are several charming nearby towns that are the perfect spot to spend a day with each other. Explore local restaurants, shops, and history with your special someone, making memories as you enjoy a little getaway from home. Here are a few of our favorite small towns in the KC area.

For those that love classic games, don't pass up a trip to Up-Down. You can have some old school fun playing games like DigDug, Pac-Man, and Donkey Kong on vintage arcade machines with your special someone. Challenge your date to a friendly skee-ball competition to see who reigns supreme!

Every second Thursday of the month, there's an event at Legoland that is for adults (18+) only. Let out your inner child as you play with Legos and ride around... without any young kids hogging all of the toys. What better way to connect with a loved one than enjoying some creative play together?

For adventure loving couples, the Swope Park Mountain Bike Trail is perfect for an outdoor date. You can hike here as well - just make sure you two lovebirds keep an ear out for the bikers while you're making googly eyes at each other. You can find more info about this lovely trail in our previous article here.

For new couples, check out this list of things to know when dating a Kansas Citian to make sure your relationship is a long and happy one!

Another great idea for an outdoorsy date: a camping trip at one of our local State Parks!