Welcome to WycoWest.com, the hometown site that lists the new attractions, dining and entertainment destinations in western Wyandotte county Kansas.Western Wyandotte County includes Bonner Springs, Edwardsville, western Kansas City, Kansas and Piper.
Since the construction of the Kansas Speedway, western Wyandotte County has experienced a boom in commercial development few could have imagined prior to its construction. The most prominent commercial development to date is the Village West retail and entertainment district, located adjacent to the Kansas Speedway.
The district's latest addition, The Legends at Village West, held its grand opening celebration in spring 2006.
More information about Village West, The Legends at Village West, and listings for other metro establishments can be found by selecting a topic from the site menu.
Another major attraction under construction in western Wyandotte County is Schlitterbahn Vacation Village. Race cars on Pit Road at Kansas Speedway |
 The restaurant T-Rex: A Prehistoric Family Adventure, at the Legends at Village West.
Schlitterbahn Vacation Village is a 370 acre destination water park and year-round resort, being built just east of Kansas Speedway and the Village West retail and entertainment district, in western Kansas City, Kansas. In addition to the water park, Schlitterbahn Vacation Village will feature a riverwalk with destination retail, dining and entertainment, a full-service hotel, waterfront cabins, a unique Treehaus Resort with elevated pods, and other destination attractions. The Schlitterbahn Vacation Village groundbreaking ceremony was held September 18, 2007. Schlitterbahn Vacation Village will open in phases, with several lodging components and initial riverwalk shops and restaurants scheduled to open in the summer of 2009. News items on Schlitterbahn Vacation Village, the proposed Wyandotte County destination casino and other commercial projects, as well as general interest topics can be found under the News Watch section of this site. Along with listing the newer establishments, this site also lists some establishments that have been a part of the western Wyandotte County landscape for some time.
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