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Best Views and Lookouts in Kansas City

Real videos of Views and Lookouts in Kansas City — 2 places, filmed by creators on the ground.

Ranked venues

  1. Ferris wheel

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    Family-friendlyFunScenicPanoramic viewsClimate-controlled gondolasCommunity events

    About the venue

    The Ferris Wheel in Penn Valley Park, Kansas City, Missouri, is a popular attraction offering panoramic views of the city. Opened in 2018, the ride stands at 200 feet tall and features 16 climate-controlled gondolas, each accommodating up to 6 people. It's a family-friendly attraction, often enjoyed during community events and festivals. The scenic views provide a beautiful backdrop for photos and leisurely rides.

    What the videos show

    The video captures a Ferris wheel illuminated with colorful lights during sunset. The camera pans across the wheel, showcasing its structure and the surrounding environment.

    Penn Valley Park

  2. The WW1 Museum and Memorial ARC

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    EducationalHistoricCulturalWorld WarLiberty MemorialEducational programs

    About the venue

    The WW1 Museum and Memorial ARC, located at 100 W 26th St in Kansas City, Missouri, features extensive exhibits dedicated to World War I. Opened in 1926, the museum showcases historical artifacts, photographs, and personal stories from those affected by the war. The building itself is a national landmark, and offers educational programs and events throughout the year. Visitors can also appreciate the view from the top of the Liberty Memorial Tower, providing a unique perspective of the city.

    What the videos show

    The video showcases a panoramic view of Kansas City from atop a tall monument, highlighting the cityscape under clear blue skies. It pans across various buildings, including Union Station, and then tilts downwards to reveal the monument's base and surrounding plaza. The camera moves along a paved path towards the National World War I Museum and Memorial, emphasizing the monument's prominence in the landscape.

    100 W 26th St