From the east, I guess you could go straight to Swope Park and shuttle from there... http://ridekc.org/news/parade


Thinking I'll walk over to Union Station around 9, see how it's going and decide if I should hang out for a few hours outside or get a little more work done.

In. Taking the shuttle from Metro North.

What's a good time to show up to the shuttle? I'm thinking around 7:45? Is that good enough?

I'm hoping to bypass the shuttle route. fingers crossed

So bummed that I won't be able to get off work to drive up there. Disgusted seeing a bandwagon fan and her husband bragging about getting to go on Facebook when up until these playoffs started neither of them could name a single player.

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But you are probably right, swope park will get us to 27 and main, which is better than 19thwhere most other shuttles go.

In. My son and I are headed in from Topeka. Not sure yet when to leave. Can't wait.

They start at 9.

In.

The bandwagon fans peeve me. I'm glad the Royals brand has grown, but man, I sat through the 2000's and had season tickets in 2004 and saw all those 100 loss teams and endured it.

Then I've seen the young guys grow and develop and it's been a true pleasure to watch unfold. I've probably missed about 30 Royals games this season and last combined. Just realize it's sweeter when as a real fan we've gone through the journey to get to the top and had the full experience.

I've seen that, but will they be able to fit everyone onto the buses at that time? I feel like there could be a surprise waiting game for those who show up a little later. I've never taken a shuttle, so just asking.

In, 9ish at union station Standing around for 6+ hours?
Damn that makes my knees hurt thinking about it.
Camping chairs, liter soda (1.25 and 1.5) and munchies.

The wife and I will be at Union Station.

Pretty sure sure I'm going. Gotta figure out if I need to take one of these shuttles, or risk finding a place to park near the parade.

It was a big win, and a long flight home from London. It's nice of the city to give the Chiefs a parade.