The Arabia Steamboat Museum is a history museum in Kansas City, Missouri, housing artifacts salvaged from the Arabia, a steamboat that sank in the …
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Oct 29, 2024
What an amazing museum this is! The stuff that survived 132 years in the mud in the middle of cornfield was amazing. We loved the history of it. Our grandsons favorite place we went to. Full review by kdelcour
Sep 28, 2024
The museum is located in the City Market in the northern part of Kansas City. Paid parking is available nearby and also the free streetcar has a stop nearby. Admission is USD 16.50 plus tax with redu… Full review by NemoTraveler
Sep 16, 2024
I don’t write a lot of reviews. I have seen some of the best jackpot finds out there such as the full Tut tomb at the Cairo Museum and the Terra Cotta warriors in Xian, and this still had me saying … Full review by paulkath
I'm almost positive it has an elevator for handicapped but call to make sure. If you go on a Saturday there is a farmers market which is a good size if weathers nice. Arabia 816-471-1856
Admission costs for seniors (60+) is $13.50. My husband and I and another couple enjoyed our time there for approximately three hours; we could have easily spent most of the day …
Admission costs for seniors (60+) is $13.50. My husband and I and another couple enjoyed our time there for approximately three hours; we could have easily spent most of the day there, because there is so much to see and read. If you decide to visit the museum, we suggest you get there earlier than we did, which was around 2pm (closing time is 5pm). The tours begin every half hour, with the last tour at 3:30pm. We hope you enjoy it as much as the four of us did!
Hello, just wondering if there is snorkeling right on the beach or if there are any recommendations for nearby snorkeling? thanks!
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Well, Calgary, the snorkeling during the late Cretaceous period was fantastic. The sea monsters probably would have snacked any snorkelers, though. There was a huge inland sea at …
Well, Calgary, the snorkeling during the late Cretaceous period was fantastic. The sea monsters probably would have snacked any snorkelers, though. There was a huge inland sea at that time and you can find fossils all over the place. Other than the fact that the sea is gone, Kansas City is just like Florida.
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