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About Theis Park

Theis Park is a beloved public park in Kansas City, Missouri, known for its versatile amphitheatre that hosts theatrical performances, wedding ceremonies, and community events. Located at Oak St. & W 47th Sts., the park stands near the Country Club Plaza and offers convenient access for locals and visitors alike. Theis Park is sometimes referred to as Volker Park due to the Fountain of Volker, but it remains a distinct, well-loved venue named in honor of Frank A. Theis.

Whether you’re attending a performance at the amphitheatre or planning an outdoor celebration, we’ve got practical details to help you secure your seats and plan your visit. From parking and transit tips to nearby hotel and dining options, you’ll find useful, non-pushy guidance to make your experience smooth and enjoyable.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: Oak St. & W 47th Sts., Kansas City, MO 64111.
  • Venue type: public city park with an amphitheatre used for theatrical performances and wedding ceremonies.
  • Capacity: not published by official sources (Visit KC lists capacity as N/A).
  • Parking: UMKC Oak Parking Garage near Oak St (5005 Oak St); level 2+ only; avoid residential streets near the park for events like Mimosas in the Park.
  • Transit: KC Streetcar extension to UMKC opened in 2025, improving access to Theis Park; KC Streetcar is free to ride and serves nearby routes.
  • Nearby hotels: The Raphael Hotel (325 Ward Parkway, Country Club Plaza), The Westin Kansas City at Crown Center (1 East Pershing Road), InterContinental Kansas City at the Plaza (401 Ward Parkway).
  • Notable events hosted: KC PrideFest, Water Lantern Festival, Mimosas in the Park, and other community events at Theis Park Amphitheatre.
  • Renaming/demolished: Park named for Frank A. Theis; sometimes referred to as Volker Park due to the Fountain of Volker; not demolished.