Store Your Luggage Around Kansas City With Bounce 

The largest city in Missouri, Kansas City is in the northwestern section of Missouri, right on the border of Kansas. There, you can find its sister city, Kansas City, Kansas. With a population of almost 500,000, it is also the 38th most populated city in the United States. The city was established back in the 1700s when European Etienne de Veniard settled nearby. However, the city would not become official until 1853 when it was named after the nearby Kansas River.

Kansas City has over 240 individual neighborhoods, more than a dozen universities and colleges, and 221 parks. The parks include over two dozen lakes and almost 160 miles of trails to explore and enjoy. These trails hold 122 monuments and 48 fountains along with other sculptures, gardens, and attractions. If you want to play some golf, there are five public golf courses to choose from as well.

If you want to learn more about the city, take a tour of one of the many museums, see the Kansas City Zoo, or visit some art galleries and theaters in town. Some of the main attractions include Oceans of Fun water park, Worlds of Fun amusement park, and a plethora of jazz clubs and other musical entertainment. You can even visit one of the fabulous beaches in the city, but don’t forget the sunscreen.

As frequent travelers, we at Bounce understand what a hassle it can be to have to lug your bags around with you everywhere. That’s why we created Bounce, the luggage storage company with locations all across the world. All of our partners are vetted so you can feel safe leaving your belongings in their hands. And for those who live in Kansas City, you can use our services as well. Anytime you need to store your stuff, just head to one of our Bounce locations and leave your bag burdens behind.

It doesn’t matter if you are in town for a visit or for business, you can stand to have a little fun while you are in the area. There is so much to see and do, it would be a shame not to get out and see some things. Just download our Bounce app and find the nearest partner to drop your bags. Then go enjoy the city and all it has to offer.

Kansas City has over 50 museums, memorials, and historical sites to visit. Make sure you make an itinerary, so you know where you want to go. From the historic Kansas City Museum to the unique Museum of Illusions, there is something for everyone to enjoy.

National Frontier Trails Museum: As the only museum in the United States dedicated to the history of the Western Trails, this place has a lot of information to absorb. Be sure to bring your camera because there are real covered wagons, artifacts found along the trails, and over 2,500 original journals of trail accounts. 

Money Museum: Do you like money? Go to the Money Museum over at Crown Center on Memorial Drive. You can pick up a gold bar worth $400 thousand and see a 450-piece collection of coins from the Harry S. Truman Library. Enjoy a guided tour or explore on your own. Then you can go next door and see the Liberty Memorial. 

Arabia Steamboat Museum: Like a time capsule from the 1800s, the Arabia Steamboat Museum has all of the cargo from the ship that sank when it hit a tree snag in 1856 on the Missouri River. The ship was full of over 200 tons of supplies for the pioneer settlements and stores, so there are thousands of artifacts to see. You can find it on Grand Boulevard just a few blocks from the river. 

Be sure to drop your luggage off with one of our Bounce partners because you will need both hands to carry all your purchases. Shopping is a popular activity in Kansas City, and you will find malls, shops, and department stores to peruse. 

Malls: Country Club Plaza on Broadway is a 15-block section of stores and diners with more than 150 shops and eateries such as The Gap, Bath & Body Works, Shake Shack, and the Kona Grill. Fountains and sculptures are also dotted around the plaza, making for a delightful walk around. Other malls include Crown Center on Grand Boulevard, Midway Shopping Center on State Avenue, and Westport Mall on Westport Road. 

Antiques: For antique lovers, there are a group of antique stores along West 13th and Hickory Streets, including Bottoms Up Antique Market, the Red Shed, Nook and Cranny, Rustic Vintage Rose, Stuffology, and Good JuJu. For a more unique collection, visit the Weird Stuff Antique Store on West 9th Street. You can get a giant carrot, a snakeskin radio, and more.

Souvenirs: Looking for souvenirs? If you want something made locally, go to Made in KC Flagship Store on East 18th Street. They have everything from t-shirts to face masks. Another shop called the Best of Kansas City on West Pershing Road has gift baskets, books, clothing, and more. And head over to the Little Shop Next Door on State Line Road for some cute and unique KC items. 

You probably already know that Kansas City is famous for its BBQ, but did you know they also have some of the best seafood in the Midwest? They are pretty good at sushi, Indian food, and Asian cuisine as well. And if you want pizza, burgers, or tacos, you’ll find that too. 

Barbecue Joints: Jack Stack Barbecue on Holmes Road is famous for its ribs, and their barbecue sauce is a favorite for many locals. For the best brisket and macaroni and cheese, head to Q39 Midtown on West 39th Street. And BB’s Lawnside Bar-b-que on East 85th Street has awesome pulled pork, beans, and ribs. 

Fine Dining: Gordon Ramsay’s is famous for its television show but also for its beef wellington and sticky toffee pudding. You can find this amazing establishment at Harrah’s Casino on Riverboat Drive. If you would rather have some lobster, shrimp, oysters, or any other seafood, head to Eddie V’s Prime Seafood on West 47th Street. Bluestem in Westport Mall has won numerous awards for the Best Chef in the Midwest, so you have to go there and try anything on the menu. 

Dessert Food: For some of the fanciest and tastiest artisanal chocolate in the world, stop in at Christopher Elbow Artisanal Chocolates on McGee Street. The chocolates are so beautiful you may not want to eat them. If you are looking for ice cream, Betty Rae’s on Wornall Road is well-known for delicious and unique flavors. But if you want a cupcake, try Cupcake A La Mode just down the street on Wornall.  

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Get your engines, and your weekend plans, ready. The AdventHealth 400 2025 is rolling into Kansas Speedway on Sunday, May 11, 2025, at 2:00 PM CT, and it's shaping up to be a wild one. Set right in the heart of Kansas City, this NASCAR Cup Series showdown takes over the 1.5-mile tri-oval track for 267 laps and 400.5 miles of high-speed thrills.

If you're a longtime NASCAR fan or just looking for an unforgettable Sunday, this event packs the kind of action that’ll make your heart race (pun intended). With affordable tickets, infield camping, and a weekend of trackside fun, you shouldn't miss this one.

Also, in case you missed it – last year’s race ended with the closest finish in NASCAR history. Think that won’t bring the crowds? Verification successful. Waiting for the green flag.

Formerly known as the Kansas 400, this race has grown into a signature event in the NASCAR Cup Series calendar. It's been running strong since the early 2000s and keeps finding new ways to surprise fans.

In 2024, the race made motorsports history when Kyle Larson edged out Chris Buescher by just 0.001 seconds, the tightest finish ever recorded in a NASCAR Cup Series event. This year? Who knows. But if you blink, you might miss the win.

And it’s not just about speed. The event is backed by AdventHealth, one of the nation’s leading healthcare providers and the official medical partner of Kansas Speedway. They also sponsor Ross Chastain’s car, proving they’re all in on the sport.

What to Expect When Attending Adventhealth 400 2025

This isn’t your average Sunday drive. Kansas Speedway, located at 400 Speedway Blvd, Kansas City, KS 66111, turns into the ultimate pit stop for American motorsports fans during this event. Expect sunny spring weather, loud engines, and a trackside atmosphere that’s equal parts intensity and fun.

The venue is fan-friendly, with food vendors, merch tents, and even the Hollywood Casino right next door. Parking is available but fills up fast – so get there early if you want a smooth entry. And like any large event, security checks are in place. If you’re planning to bring bags or coolers, scroll down for details before you pack.

Sunday Race Tickets: Adult tickets for the AdventHealth 400 2025 start at approximately $55.50, with prices varying based on seating and package options. ​

Weekend Packages: Weekend packages are available for those looking to immerse themselves in the full NASCAR experience, including access to all races and events throughout the weekend. ​

Kids' Tickets: Children 12 and under can attend for free with an accompanying adult to all NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series and NASCAR Xfinity Series races. Youth tickets for NASCAR Cup Series races are available in specific sections, starting at just $10. ​

Pre-Race Pass Options: Enhance your race day with a Pre-Race Pass, granting access to exclusive areas and experiences.

Camping Options: Kansas Speedway offers various camping options, including infield camping spots measuring 20' x 45', accommodating various RV types. Each site includes two infield admission wristbands, with options to purchase additional passes. Amenities include shower access, and generators are permitted. ​

For more detailed information and to purchase tickets, please visit the official Kansas Speedway website.

Getting to Kansas Speedway is pretty straightforward, especially if you're staying in or near Kansas City. The track is located at 400 Speedway Blvd, Kansas City, KS 66111, right off I-70, about 15 miles west of downtown.

Here are a few easy ways to make it to the race:

By car: Most people drive, and there’s plenty of parking on-site. Just follow the event signage and arrive early to avoid traffic bottlenecks.

Rideshare: Uber and Lyft are available, but wait times can get long after the event, so plan a meeting spot or give yourself extra time.

Shuttle or hotel transport: Some nearby hotels offer shuttle service to and from the track. If you're staying in the area, it's worth asking.

RV and infield campers: If you’re camping at the Speedway, you’re already there – lucky you. Just follow the arrival instructions provided with your camping pass.

Quick tip: Save the address to your maps app ahead of time and double-check your connection before proceeding on race day; the signal gets spotty once the crowds roll in.

Before you grab your gear and head to the track, take a second to review the site rules. Here’s what we know from Kansas Speedway’s usual policies:

Cameras and binoculars (outside of bags is best)

Everything you bring will go through a security check. So yes, it helps to pack smart. There’s no on-site luggage storage, so if you're coming in from out of town, you're going to need a plan B for bulky bags.

If you’ve got extra stuff – travel bags, gear, or just more than the Speedway allows – Bounce is your best bet. Instead of hauling your belongings through crowds and gates, drop them at a secure, nearby Bounce location and enjoy your weekend hands-free.

Affordable: Just {{PRICE}} per day, per bag – no hidden fees or hourly stress.

Secure: Bounce partners with trusted local businesses and includes {{INSURANCE_AMOUNT}} in protection with every booking.

24/7 support: Questions? We're here, even if you're in line at the track.

Free cancellation: Plans change? No problem – get a refund if you cancel before check-in.

How to Store Your Bags at Adventhealth 400 2025 With Bounce

It’s easier than completing the action of finding your seat:

Book your spot: Choose a location near Kansas Speedway, the Kansas City airport, or wherever you're staying in Kansas City.

Drop your stuff: Check in at the store, show your confirmation, and hand off your bags.

Enjoy the event: Meet up with friends, cheer for your favorite driver, and stay as long as you want – your stuff’s safe.

Tips to Make the Most Out of Adventhealth 400 2025

Stay hydrated: Kansas in May can get warm – bring water (sealed!) or grab some at the track.

Bring ear protection: The sound is part of the fun, but it’s LOUD.

Camp on-site: Infield camping is available, and it’s a great way to stay close to the venue.

Catch Saturday’s races too: Make it a full weekend of NASCAR excitement.

Beat the parking rush: Arrive early and follow event signs for the best spots.

Use Bounce: Seriously – don’t let baggage ruin your day. Drop it, lock it, forget it.

AdventHealth 400 2025 is an experience. So gather your crew, get your gear sorted, and make your way to Kansas Speedway. Just remember to verify your tickets, double-check your bag size, and most importantly: respond to the roar of the engines with a cheer.

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