12 Perfect Places To Go In Kansas If You’re Feeling Nostalgic
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There is no denying that there is a lot of confusion and change in this day and age… With that being said, are you wanting to escape it all for a taste of the good old days? Fortunately, you don’t need to invent a time machine; just visit one of these 12 Kansas places that are sure to make you feel nostalgic:
Did you know that there are only a few hundred drive-in theaters left in the entire country? Fortunately for us, four of these cinematic treasures can be found in the Sunflower State, including the pictured Kanopolis Drive-In. We'll see you this summer!
Incredible burgers and malts served in a retro '50s diner? They sure don't make 'em like Ty's anymore. Don't have time to sit down? Not a problem; just visit...
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...Bobo's for their timeless food and speedy service.
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Where are my '80s kids at?! PowerPlay Entertainment Center in Shawnee has dozens of old-school video games, as well as go-karts, laser tag, and much more.
Grab your bell bottoms, shoulder pads, or "Grunge is Dead" t-shirt and meet me at Overland Park's Skate City for an evening of pure nostalgia.
Don't worry, Wichita; there's also a rink near you (and it's called Roller City.)
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Did you know that Kansas is home to several car shows throughout the year? For a complete listing, check out the Cruisin' Calendar.
Want to play the game the way it was intended? Try Cosmic Bowling at Park Lanes in Shawnee, which boasts glow-in-the-dark lighting and groovy disco tunes.
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No caption needed for this legend!
Talk about a blast from the past. The New Lancaster General Store was was originally built and opened in 1874 and now sells (and serves) artisan wines, arts, crafts, gifts and handcrafted food.
Do you see this drink from Traditions Soda & Sandwich in Garden City? That's called a lime freeze. (You're welcome.)
Who wants to buy candy from a chain department store when you can peruse the aisles (and bins) of old-fashioned shops like Pam's Sugar Shack in Buhler?
Where do you like to go when you’re feeling nostalgic?
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