Kansas City things

[420seriouscat69]

New Orleans is my favorite one out of all of those!

[The Tonya Harding of Twitter Users Creep]

runs through charlotte hornets stadium, a college, a hospital and a huge park



runs through tulane, business district, french quarter (very popular tourist destination)


theres just not enough people to use our street car because it doesnt run through popular destinations or through heavily populated areas. sure, it runs through the most dense part of town during a week day when everyone commutes in from the suburbs, but thats about it.

[The Big Train]

its hilarious listening to joco people talk about the street car like its their own 

[The Big Train]

hey kansas city you're welcome for the sprint center - joco people

[DQ12]

hey kansas city you're welcome for the sprint center - joco people

like, you don't live in KC either, TBT.

[Belvis Noland]

I'm hoping the streetcar works on its own, but it's more of a downtown circulator.  will be more practical once light rail begins running to the suburbs.  once this occurs, downtown workers can legitimately commute to work without a vehicle.   

[The Big Train]

hey kansas city you're welcome for the sprint center - joco people

like, you don't live in KC either, TBT.

i know, im also not condemning an improvement to KC that i had no part in deciding or will use often

[The Tonya Harding of Twitter Users Creep]

hey kansas city you're welcome for the sprint center - joco people

like, you don't live in KC either, TBT.

i know, im also not condemning an improvement to KC that i had no part in deciding or will use often

im not condemning it. im just saying the route is pointless.

[DQ12]

hey kansas city you're welcome for the sprint center - joco people

like, you don't live in KC either, TBT.

i know, im also not condemning an improvement to KC that i had no part in deciding or will use often

we're each offering our opinion about a decision made by a city in which neither of us live. 

[mocat]

it doesnt run through heavily populated areas. sure, it runs through the most dense part of town

 

[DQ12]

it doesnt run through heavily populated areas. sure, it runs through the most dense part of town

 

do you know the number of expected daily riders?

[mocat]

hey kansas city you're welcome for the sprint center - joco people

like, you don't live in KC either, TBT.

i know, im also not condemning an improvement to KC that i had no part in deciding or will use often

im not condemning it. im just saying the route is pointless.

there could not be a possible better route for the phase 1

[mocat]

it doesnt run through heavily populated areas. sure, it runs through the most dense part of town

 

do you know the number of expected daily riders?

i have no idea. i know the max is full every day

[The Big Train]

hey kansas city you're welcome for the sprint center - joco people

like, you don't live in KC either, TBT.

i know, im also not condemning an improvement to KC that i had no part in deciding or will use often

im not condemning it. im just saying the route is pointless.

there could not be a possible better route for the phase 1

its not going by a blue valley school so why even build it right

[Belvis Noland]

im not condemning it. im just saying the route is pointless.

on its own it may seem pointless.  but the whole idea is to have feeder lines tie into Union Station.  gotta start somewhere - we've been talking about better mass transit for decades.  every year the downtown population and traffic grows.  it's only a matter of time. 

[DQ12]

it doesnt run through heavily populated areas. sure, it runs through the most dense part of town

 

do you know the number of expected daily riders?

i have no idea. i know the max is full every day

just looked.  appears to be 2,700 expected.

[Cartierfor3]

I wish it just went straight from my house to the K. No stops.

[The Tonya Harding of Twitter Users Creep]

it doesnt run through heavily populated areas. sure, it runs through the most dense part of town

 

well this couldnt have been taken out of context any more than it was. tapout noted.

[mocat]

it doesnt run through heavily populated areas. sure, it runs through the most dense part of town

 

well this couldnt have been taken out of context any more than it was. tapout noted.

i have learned from sys that it's best to trim quoted text down to keep this site from looking gross. what part is out of context?

[meow meow]

is it a coincidence that Streetcar Named Desire in Crown Center closes next month?  this town just isn't big enough for 2 streetcars, it's maddening.  UGH!

[The Tonya Harding of Twitter Users Creep]

it doesnt run through heavily populated areas. sure, it runs through the most dense part of town

 

well this couldnt have been taken out of context any more than it was. tapout noted.

i have learned from sys that it's best to trim quoted text down to keep this site from looking gross. what part is out of context?

during workdays its the most dense

[wetwillie]

I'm hoping the streetcar works on its own, but it's more of a downtown circulator.  will be more practical once light rail begins running to the suburbs.  once this occurs, downtown workers can legitimately commute to work without a vehicle.   

I have to say I am completely caught off guard by the idea of light rail to the suburbs. 

[star seed 7]

i think i will do more exploring of river market establishments once this thing gets going. maybe i'll see if cellar & loft is as shitty as its name suggests

Yeah I've considered condos in river market now because of this sexy sreetcar.

That's probably where Ms. Wacky and I are going next. Just sucks tho, because a lot of places down there aren't pet friendly, unless it's a cat. I mean, lol at having a cat as a pet. 

Yeah what's up with that? Why does River Market hate dogs? Almost makes me hate the River Market. But that combo plate at Habashi House keeps drawing me back.

Not sure, I swear 2/3 of the places down there are rent controlled tho, so they have unique rules. We've already started looking for dog friendly places down there, because when her dog goes, i'm going to get us a bigger, cooler, dog.

i really want to live downtown or in river market, but i think i'm just way too lazy to take care of a dog in that kind of a situation.

[Phil Titola]

Some LSCIQ ITT

[mocat]

I'm hoping the streetcar works on its own, but it's more of a downtown circulator.  will be more practical once light rail begins running to the suburbs.  once this occurs, downtown workers can legitimately commute to work without a vehicle.   

I have to say I am completely caught off guard by the idea of light rail to the suburbs.

It's more dense out there ww