Location is everythng

Cant decide which way to go. Overland Park or Country Club Plaza.
I have only been to your lovely city once last year.
In need of some guidance please. And thank you much.

Pm me..I got lots of info lol

OP is great choice...have fun sexy lady

Yes, Dallas has a list that some retired hotel guy assisted with.

Thank you both. Sexy pants has the scoop.

Wowza

Well now. Things are heating up

You can PM me too. I’ve stayed in both. Dallas probably has good info. I like to stay in the plaza area. I know some reasonable places and you can walk to the plaza area. It’s challenging because there’s potential bookings that want you in OP. Then there’s bookings that prefer the Plaza.

Country Club Plaza had a blast watching it snow in the Plaza when I was there in early March and all my the new friends are the best!

I have found OP best with an occassional stopover in Lees Summit


North of the river guys will drive to OP
but most OP guys wont drive north lol

Hey ladies, no offense but the only place that doesn’t raise my eyebrows when it comes to location is in your car looking for a place when I call you.

Hey ladies, no offense but the only place that doesn’t raise my eyebrows when it comes to location is in your car looking for a place when I call you. Originally Posted by Thug4lyfefucyawife

Wait...you call them? Ummm Id only call if I was given permission out of respect

Wait...you call them? Ummm Id only call if I was given permission out of respect Originally Posted by BigDeal

Respect???? You??? Hahaha

Gentlemen let’s keep comments on the threads topic

Reece,
From a demographics point of view about guys, Macey is correct, it's a tossup.
Parking for visitors in Plaza can be awkward for guys that are not familiar with plaza parking.
For those guys, in addition to parking at hotel, here's the plaza free parking map:
https://mallmaverick.imgix.net/web/p...b_2025__1_.pdf

There's plenty of parking for other hotels that are a few blocks north of this maps presentation.
This is one of my prior "in my back yard" areas.

Thank ya. I just wished I knew the areas better.