Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City Review

The money museum is a must place to visit when coming to the liberty Memorial specially on weekdays

Experience first hand what the Federal Reserve does and witness what large amounts of money look like. Can you "really" fit a million dollars in a briefcase? Come find out!

Really cool! You even get to take home a bag of shredded money! It'll take about an hour to see everything.

Why in the world cant you post a local phone number??? There is no reason . Very annoying. I am not wanting to talk to someone at a call center in washington, new york or somewhere else. I wish to talk to someone at the bank in Kansas City, thats why I looked on Kansas City Federal Reserve web site. Courtesy should be your first order of business in a bank, or better known as customer service.

Beautiful architecture plus a win win you get to see a million dollars!

Very educational, so neat to watch the people working with the money.

This was a fun day even received a buy one get one free coupon for the liberty memorial after answering a short survey here

Great place for an educational trip. It s also free which is great. Make sure to bring your driver s license in. They will scan it.

Cool little museum, free admission, you get to hold a real gold bar and get a free bag of shredded money. Gift shop is cheap and there is also free literature to take with you.

Best part was looking into the vault, seeing the robots moving immense amounts of money around, and seeing the machines in staff in the clean rooms.

Free and plentiful parking.

Great way to spend an hour or so!

The museum was great! The Truman coin collection is the most impressive I ve seen to date! Our tour guide was the most educated man and he was able to answer every question with ease. Lovely time and would recommend to anyone!

The have a museum on the first floor, and you can take home a bag of free money.

an interesting place to visit, you will not expect to see what you see.

The Money Museum is a great way to spend an afternoon in Kansas City.