Asians must ride this bus, after all, it's called the "KC Area Transport-Asians Authority"…read more I was surprised by how adequate Kansas city buses are. Some bigger cities have much worse transportation and some smaller cities have none to speak of. So Kansas City handles it well, probably because it does have a sizable poor population that need it. It's clean and prompt and pretty good, at least the 3 or 4 I've ridden on. There are bad reviews, yes, but we haven't had problems with them.

The Kansas City Area Transportation (KCATA) "is a public transit agency in metropolitan Kansas…read moreCity. It operates the Metro Area Express (MAX) bus rapid transit service in Kansas City, Missouri, and 89 local bus routes in seven counties of Missouri and Kansas," says Wikipedia. I rode it from the Kansas City Airport to the downtown area recently. Have to say it's nice that KC has a scheduled bus service from their airport to their bustling downtown district. What a concept! Here in San Diego there is no direct dedicated bus line or trolley to or from San Diego's Airport that carries people to where they need to go. The cab union made sure of that. Therefore, I was happy to see I could catch the 229 at Kansas City Airport's Terminal C and save myself a $40 Uber ride downtown. Now I had no idea what to expect getting on a bus in such an urban area that I had never been to. But I sat upfront and hung out near the bus driver. Sure there was some sketchy folks riding the bus, who, thankfully, headed towards the back but the vast majority of riders seemed decent & looking to get somewhere like a job or school. The bus I was on appeared clean and was on schedule. It was a reasonable $1.50 to ride one-way and you can purchase day passes for $3.00. Fares are discounted for the disabled to .75 cents one-way, if you show your Medicare card. I was impressed enough to give KCATA a very respectable 4 YELP STARS.

So much easier than arranging a ride for the airport after landing! Easy bus stops at the airport…read morefor pickup and drop off. Went this route after major issues with Über, taxis and SuperShuttle on my last trip to KC

Worst unconsistent public transportation in the usa. Making the busses free made things even worse…read more. You can't rely on these busses at all. They are only good for the homeless to sleep on all day . People trying to get to work or the doctor or anywhere else of importance are screwed

Bags worked well. Liked the see through option. Material…read morefeels strong, but lightweight.

Ashley (& Alpaca in general...) is AWESOME! The whole…read moreprocess of booking // paying is well organized & I felt taken care of every step of the way. Bonus: We had already booked our trip, but Ashley ended up finding a better deal in the meantime. The upgrade was hassle-free & now we are looking forward to a much more exciting trip this September :)

TOTAL WASTE OF TIME.!!!…read more First of all..The website is a sham. It causes you to think that you're contracting a big professional company with a well-managed FLEET of vehicles. NO NO NO It's just one Lady with a dated Impala and an Equinox. Secondly. it was my daughter's prom day and she Randomly canceled on me 4 1/2 hours before pick up time and then cut off, BLOCKED Communication on her iPhone, company phone with the following Message after we had SCHEDULED the pick up: "I'm sorry I thought I had some free space this evening but I don't best wishes" she had previously stated she only had two appointments for that day. Very disappointing. You tried to support someone who has a business of the culture, and this is the result.

My husband has nothing but great things about his Transportation from Windsor Missouri to MCI .read more

ZEESHAN was awesome! I really liked that I received notification prior to the pick up of who my…read moredriver would be. I also got a test saying he was in my driveway upon his arrival needed to go back a couple miles into our trip to the airport because I had forgotten my phone. No problem. Plenty of time to pull that off. I highly recommend them and will use them again!

My husband and I stayed here this past weekend to celebrate our 9th wedding anniversary. It is a…read moregreat place to escape the everyday life. It truly is such a peaceful place. We loved the set up of the bed and breakfast, that there were things to do there, the bed was so comfortable in the Walnut suite, the homemade breakfast was phenomenal and we enjoyed good conversation with the owners. Would recommend to anyone! We will definitely be back.

Of course the owner of Walnut Waters Bed & Breakfast has "cherry picked" maybe 5 shining reviews,…read morebut there's a flipside to their business demeanor as well. Let me tell you about OUR EXPERIENCE with Walnut Waters starting upon our arrival. The owner-host Rebecca was like a marine corps drill sergeant greeting recruits for boot camp by being overly aggressive in micro-managing our stay by telling us what we could do & could not do starting the moment we got there. She was an obnoxious, femi-nazi type control freak personality. I am handicapped, and our room had access from an adjacent parking level, but I was told that I was NOT allowed to use that parking, and would have to use the stairs. Again, I am handicapped. I was being forced to use stairs as a handicapped person. Secondly, we inspected our room and found it to be 80 degrees in the room which had a lock box on the thermostat to keep guests from adjusting the temperature to THEIR comfort level. (What kind of place does that?) When I asked the owner-host to turn the temp down cooler she stated "You have a fan in your room". I told her that we didn't pay for just having a fan in our room, we paid to be comfortable on a VERY hot July 31st (the heat index that day was 110 degrees outside). Because of the demeanor to NOT facilitate my needs as a handicapped American first & foremost, and because the owner-host wouldn't even cool our room down, I told her we weren't going to stay. She refused our refund. I have since filed a complaint with the Kansas City area BBB.

I learned more from him, than I did in school. We rode through Independence and we stopped to talk…read moreabout each building/location. It was a wondrous experience and helped connect some dots. We homeschool and for history lessons, I find it more beneficial to utilize museums and more interactive resources for learning and retaining information. "There is nothing new in the world except the history you do not know."

The whole experience was amazing! The history lesson of the civil war, Missouri and trail riding…read more Ralph was spectacular. His merch: I bought his book expecting more history lessons found myself advancing in my spiritual journey... thank you for the guidance and wisdom. I am being pulled away from Luke warm water and learning to navigate.

Nice campground, really reasonable prices and child friendly. Good fishing in the pond. We have a…read moresmall child and we felt completely comfortable staying there.