The view of the KC skyline from one of KCATA's buses that goes into the city.
Before arriving at the Gorman talk at the Nelson-Atkins Museum, I’d like to say, it was great getting there.
Here’s another plug for KC public transportation from me. I had to consider whether to take theJO or the Metro to get to the museum. Timing and scheduling led me to the Metro. I got a lift to the Ward Parkway stop, and caught the 51 to the Plaza, with a transfer to the 47, which dropped me off at the 47th St. entrance to the museum at about 6:30pm.
I had a few false starts, but after checking with the bus drivers, I was pointed to the right bus to take. The wait was a bit more than I had wanted, but it gave me a chance to do a bit of shopping while waiting.
I road back from the museum by car, so I didn’t do the round trip. There aren’t stops that return close enough to the house for it to be practical for taking the bus at night. I still love the access that the metro gives me to KC during daylight hours.
Choose your transportation connection to your favorite destination at kcata.org and/or thejo.com.
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