Tanger Kansas City at Legends

Came to the outlet on the New Year Day. Almost no people so it was really nice to walk around without any line. It has many fashion stores, jewelry, shoes etc. It also has AMC and Dave&Buster on site. A lawn area for kids to run around. Most stores were running some discount for the holidays so I would say the price was reasonable. But keep in mind that KC charges 10% city tax.

You guys left hundreds of people and families and children very disappointed. The fact that you didn’t post that you were no longer playing movies in the lawn is shameful. You broke families and children’s hearts. Terrible look for new management. Just so you know I share the same opinion of everyone that is here right now on the lawn waiting for a movie that is not going to play. I’m a father of 4 and one of the reasons we moved back to KS was for the movie on the lawn at Legends. Bad, bad look. Please see the photos of the hearts you just broke. The fact you had to have your employees come to our blankets after we already set up and lay out to watch the movies to tell us you are no longer showing movies. I will be leaving a review on BBB and contacting the Attorney General as well on how awful this has been handled. What a terrible way to handle this. Shame on you. Good luck keeping anyone’s business going forward. Edit/Update. Thank you guys so much for listening to your customers. This will make such a huge difference to so many families.

One of the largest malls featuring factory outlets from a wide range of popular brands. After a long day of shopping, the on-site theater offers a perfect opportunity to unwind with a movie. A well-rounded experience and definitely worth the visit.

I stopped in around the holidays. The parking was not to bad given the holidays. I stopped in 2 weeks ago parking was much better. Plenty of food stops and lots of options with the stores. COACH was where I went and have to say the staff we so attentive and friendly. They sent an email after my purchase which I've never gotten from any other COACH store.

Having lived in larger metropolitan cities like Northern VA and DC, outlets are much bigger like Potomac Mills, Leesburg outlets, Tangier Outlets so Legends outlets aren’t as expansive and store varieties aren’t as much. HOWEVER, to be fair Legends outlets is a cool place with all its nice touches that set it apart in many ways. It has a combination of amenities such as: photo booths, small stationary coin-operated rides for kids, a barber shop and of course the giant Dave and Busters and AMC theatre. It’s a place truly for many whims and activities and not endless destination for just shoppers! This place has garage parking that seamlessly leads to covered areas of the outlets unlike most larger outlets where parking is in large lots where it’s a challenge to find cover in inclement weather let alone find your parked car! It’s just reflective of the ease and laid back and experience-centric feel of this wonderful city and state!!! (Now I envy my boyfriend M Dz*****z for having had a majority of his adolescent life in Olathe/Lenexa/Overland Park area).

It’s ok, you can tell it’s all fairly new. Clean and well maintained. Shops aren’t super exciting and the fountain not being on and being worked on was a bit of a bummer. If you buy anything from BAM and want a bag to carry what you just purchased you will need to purchase said bag per their policy… we walked through everything entirely in under 45 min.

Tanger Outlets at The Legends is one of Kansas City’s most enjoyable shopping destinations — clean, well‑organized, and packed with a strong mix of brands that make it easy to find good deals without feeling overwhelmed. The open‑air layout is pleasant to walk through, with wide walkways, plenty of seating, and a relaxed atmosphere that makes browsing genuinely enjoyable. The store selection is excellent, ranging from athletic wear and casual fashion to home goods and specialty shops. Discounts are real and consistent, and many stores offer additional promotions that make the trip even more worthwhile. The Nike, Columbia, and Levi’s outlets are especially popular, but there’s something for every style and budget. Parking is abundant and convenient, and the location right next to The Legends adds extra value — you can easily combine shopping with dining, entertainment, or a stroll around the area. Staff across the outlets tend to be friendly and helpful, and the overall environment feels safe, clean, and well maintained.

Very clean and well kept outlet mall with a wide variety of stores and options for dining and entertainment

The Legends is an outside outlet mall in Kansas, KS. Not necessarily cheap. A nice place to walk around and shop. Plenty of well known brands. Several high end name brand handbag stores on one end of the area. Plenty of restaurants around. Race track and casino near by. Movie theater on location if that is what you want to do. Friendly service in most of the stores. This is my go to place when in the mood to shop for clothing.

Is nice clean outlet. A decent amount of stores but not many deals to be had. Not many upscale options. I was missing a Lindt or a Off the Rack, or a Nieman Marcus or a Le Cruset. They have a few budget stores like TJ Maxx. I was happy to find and H&M.

When thinking about the area as a whole rather than any one particular store or part of the area, this is a really great area. It's widespread enough with a wealth of offerings that it's never felt crowded even when there were a lot of people there. There are always people working on the grounds and keeping it tidy, and I rarely see any trashy areas, despite there being lots of open space for seating, gathering, and resting in between shopping. For an outlet area, they really did a good job building this up and making it a pleasant area, not to mention that there are tons of great deals at the shops that do mostly operate as true outlet stores.

This is really nice outdoor mall. Tons of good shops, from the affordable to the ritzy. Restaurants surround the exterior. Lots of choices here. It is a pretty place to come and enjoy.

Love legends outlets! One stop shop for everybody! Love all the shoe options! Great prices and always clean!

This outlet mall is well maintained and mostly full. My big complaint is nothing is really outlet anymore. It's like the stores make merchandise specifically for the outlet. Oh, and if you're tall or fat, forget about finding anything. They need a better selection and the products need to be a better value.

I don't think I'm exactly in the demographic for The Legends, based on how few things speak to me out here. However, it's not all bad! We recently did a stay at Great Wolf Lodge and had a fun time, and got to see a bit more of The Legends. The bottom line up front is that there is some stuff to do here, but the restaurants are outright bad. Children's Mercy Park where Sporting KC plays is really nice, and is right in the middle out here (It's across from the always busy Nebraska Furniture Mart, which I think any late 20/30 something has had to venture in at least a few times.) There's also a baseball stadium for the former T-Bones, now Monarchs, a racetrack, and a casino. There are some decent stores here too, I remember going to a Ralph Lauren store years back. There's a Bass Pro (formerly Cabela's) as well. Now for the food.. good lord. It's a sea of fast-food, and not even good fast-food at that. The Jose Peppers we went to brought our energy down, and there are barely any local places around here. This whole thing is touristy in that it's designed to be convenient, but can't help but feel that instead of building a thousand parking spots and stretching this area out, they could've condensed it to be even a BIT walkable. You have to drive to go from business to business, and it's less than ideal. So again, there's a lot here and some folks plan weekends around it, but it's definitely not my main cup of tea and I think it's planned for a different type of person than myself.

Excellent selection of shops and restaurants that are all close by, and easy to access no matter which area you park in. I love being able to shop my favorite outlets like Under Armour, Coach, and Michael Kors while also having access to regular shops such as Sephora and BBW. You can eat on any budget, choices range from Five Guys and Panera, to Stix hibachi and the Jazz Cajun food. The Jazz is a favorite of ours for the fantastic food and service. The parking area is well lit, the walkways clean, and generally nice staff at the stores.

I have not been here since the holidays but wow it is so dirty! There was trash all over the place, people hanging outside, parking was ridiculous!!

Checking out Legends Outlets is a MUST when in KC. This super-regional shopping mall is located in the Village West development and has over outlet 110 stores. There is also a variety of restaurants, including Cheesecake Factory, Dave & Buster's, and Granite City Brewery. And also a movie theater, a bowling alley, and a ropes course. It's an all-in-one destination for your entire family or group! It's really clean and well-maintained; however, there is a lack of public restrooms. And the ones that are available are difficult to find and in odd locations (I gave 4-stars because of restrooms) It is conveniently location off of I-70. The mall website has special coupons and discounts. And the mall has free Wi-Fi.

Legends Outlets - Kansas City is a nicer, outdoor mall. It's pretty massive and has a ton of stores, but I wouldn't come here expecting to find many discounts, everything that I saw was kind of normal price compared to other malls. It's very big so expect to do a lot of walking, you probably want to know what you're coming here for beforehand so you know what to expect and to avoid all the walking. It has some nice stores overall and I'd recommend stopping by.

There are not many shopping choices but I really like how wide spread it is. There is an AMC theater inside and some restaurants. Plenty of seating all around the outlet. A little playground for the kids. The information board has a huge interactive touch screen that also lets you take a selfie.

I love shopping and walking around this huge space with my husband and fur baby. There's something for everyone here. Parking can be tricky on the weekends and the holiday crowd and lines during the black friday sales can be daunting but it's still a great place to shop if you're looking for a nice place to spend a day eating, talking, walking, shopping and chilling. My go to stores here are Torrid, Coach, Hot Topic and Old Navy. I can also walk into Old Navy with my fur baby and that's a plus. All in all, it's a cool place with an amazing tree during the holidays.

There are quite a few shops. It is clean and seems safe. It has TJ Maxx and Home Store and nice, big BAM, some great restaurants, Dave & Buster's, a movie theatre, and a lot more shops!

I've been coming to legends for years. I don't think I've ever left empty-handed. There is something for everyone. The stores are easy to find. Parking isn't too terrible but it does get pretty heavy on a nice day. I Have brought my dog on a nice day and walked around with him. Sorry no pets allowed inside the stores though.Stop on by.

Very clean and so much to do here! Highly recommend the food at Dave & Busters! And also the boba at the boba shop!

Going on a Black Friday to an open-air mall is like rolling into the parking lot of Satan's playground. I mean to tell you my husband and I made a trip out there to the local Vera Bradley, and it was a feat for my husband to find a spot to park, and then find me in Vera Bradley. This outlet needed a traffic cop at the beginning, middle, and end to guide people( and I did not even see that). My husband dropped me off, and I found my way to Vera Bradley. The plus was, I got to listen a bit to Home Alone on the outside screen, as I made my way through the insanity of Black Friday.(Honestly, we thought going a little later the crowd would be calmer, boy were we wrong). But once I made it to the Vera Bradley shop, I had the chance to un-coil my nerves and enjoy my shopping experience. I think the checkout process in Vera Bradley could have gone better, but it is what it is. I did happen to find a great deal for 70% off. This outlet over all reminded me of the one I frequent back home, and it has the same problem on Black Friday as well. Thank you for your unique experience. We'll try again next year and see what happens.

What an incredible outdoor mall!! So many great shops and restaurants!! The outdoor play area for children is fantastic! I loved the music and watching a dad tossing a football to his kids. Great place to shop, dine, and spend time with friends and family!

I am always really impressed with how clean, organized, and just overall nice the Legend Outlets are.

This outlet is located in the Legends area of Kansas City. Parking is plentiful and there are some nice restaurants on the premises that other premium outlets do not have. Stores are the usual type found at most outlet locations nationwide. There is a 24 theatre present here but customers were lacking today. There is an area for kids to burn off energy by running on turf hills near the west end of the shopping center. If you don't want to spend extra money on a higher scale restaurant, McDonald's is in the outer area of the parking lot or other lower scale restaurants are across the street.

Great place to shop with plenty of options to choose from. There are also multiple places to eat around here while you shop. A lot of parking around the outlets to include a parking garage. There is a movie theater as well. Everything that you want/need all in one area.

So lucky to have such a great area in our "backyard". I should own stock in all the business in the Outlets because we are always here! Some of our favorites ... Shopping: Outlets, Nebraska Furniture Mart, Target & Cabela's Sports: T-Bones Baseball, KC Sporting Soccer & the infamous Speedway Entertainment: Hollywood Casino, AMC theater movies & Main Event games TONS of hotels, even some with water slides! Dentistry, UPS, banks & gyms. And SOOOOoooo many places to eat $ to $$$.

This outlet is not bad, have a variety of shops and dining. They also have a Dave and Buster and an Imax theater. I also saw a TJ Maxx and Target lol. overall a good place to shop!!!!

This is a nice outlet and I've enjoyed my visits and scored some pretty great deals! Disclaimer: I've been here three times and it has always been in the middle of the day during the work week so I have no idea what it's like on the weekend. The items I bought felt like they were from the current season and not last year's rejects. I purchased items from TJ Maxx, J. Crew, Banana Republic, Levi, Nike and the Loft and pretty much walked away with a new wardrobe. It was also nice to stroll the courtyard and stop in to get some frozen yogurt. I do wish they would get better restaurant. That's the only think needed to make this more of a destination spot.

My first visit, and what a great outlet mall. A large selection of stores, all with great deals. And, stopping at Panera was both delicious and so relaxing after a lot of walking.

Always a nice place to go. Our daughter likes to go run around up there and pretend to shop. Always a good deal to be found. The restaurant are always good. Better than they use to be. It's to bad the T - Tex restaurant closed before my daughter was born or we would be there more often. I wish they would advertise more for like sales/specials and activities. We would live to have a reason to come up more especially in the summer.

Very nice outlet. Stores were clean and organized. There are a lot of stores to shop at and plenty of food choices for everyone.

From a visitor's prospective, I enjoyed my time perusing this outlet. The convenient location allows for many options ranging from going to Target, which is across the street to going to sporting events and then grabbing a bite after. In fact, I stopped by Target before heading over to the outlets. Parking was easy since there are various entrances which led to parking structures or open lots. The outlet is not overwhelming, has the basic staples of most outlets ranging from Coach, Gap, Banana Republic, Jockey, and Cole Hahn just to name a few. There weren't many "high end" stores, but I got some good deals at the mainstream stores. For a Friday night in early December, the place is very deserted. The weather wasn't too cold in my opinion, mid 40s. Most of the staff I encountered at various stores were all really nice. Don't forget to pick up a coupon book from guest services for additional savings!

We were visiting from out of town and were not disappointed with the shopping. We both left with lots of bags and still money in our pockets.

I've been coming to this outlet for as long as I can remember and the changes that I have seen are amazing and I love that they still keep some of its original design. This outdoor shopping mall has a large variety of name brand stores along with restaurants, dessert places , bars, toy and book stores. There is even a movie theater attached to it. The presentation of the mall is super cute during every season and the deals and prices here are amazing. Although I would love to see more bars I can totally understand why there isn't. I always recommend this outlet to my family coming from out of town if they are in need of ANYTHING, because there is everything around it. There is a Walmart and target in front, a 24/7 urgent care, a car dealership, a target, everything! Will definitely be coming here more as the years come

We had a good time here! Really loved the BAM store!!! Found some wonderful books! We also ate at the yard house which was fabulous as well as hit the polo outlet! It's a nice place to walk around. The art around here and there is very nice! Just miss that the TRex restaurant is gone! My son so loved that place. Last time we came was around Christmas and it was decorated so pretty! I am a big fan of outdoor malls. Makes me feel back home in Seattle!

Best shopping in the KC area at great prices. Your one stop shop for quality bargains and good eats!!! Love the AMC theater as well!!

Maddening at times... But also a great feature of Kansas City. Parking is impossible, plan to do a lot of walking. Store organization isn't much better. Their directories are few and far between. Any outlet destination is a great feature of any large metro. Always nice to have the option when you are looking to spend less than average retail price... However, beware of the smoke and mirrors. Lots and lots of big sales but in reality, prices are equal if not sometimes higher than regular retail. Don't get caught up in the act. Eating options are vast but very commercial and chain... Don't plan on finding anything local to the Kansas City area. All the restaurants are acutely overpriced but I guess that is fair as they have a monopoly of that area of town. Ambience of the overall shopping center isn't bad... Many water features and great landscaping make it a very comfortable experience. There are times I would like to see better control of parents dropping the children off and using the Legends as the all day "babysitter".

Went shopping with my wife. She would give the shopping aspect 5 stars. However, there is very limited shade and seating. As nice as this place is you would think they could create some artificial shade with seating.

Decided to go on a mini shopping spree here yesterday I must say this is a very nice outlet mall Lots of food choices And they stores all pretty much had but one get one free thruout the whole store We are ill for sure return time and time again

Legends outlets is an entertainment destination! There are so many things to do and see on top of the great shopping! Some of my favorite features of this outdoor shopping center are, the yellow brick road, the music that plays through hidden speakers throughout the entire mall, the fountains....wow the fountains and the historical references that show case impactful people from Kansas!!! The only draw back that I have come across are the restrooms. To my knowledge there are only two public restrooms and they are on opposite sides of the mall. Other than that this outlet mall is amazing!!!

Very nice outdoor outlet mall! I hit up Kate Spade and H&M since there are none where I live. The outlets are easy to navigate, the grounds are beautifully maintained, and there are tons of restaurants around the property for when you get hungry.

This is one of my favorite places to walk around and shop. There's so many places to look and and kill time doing it. Lots of food places!

What's not to love about outlets? This locations is awesome. Great selection of outlet stores, not to mention restaurants, as well as a Target (& Walmart if that's your thing!! Ha) -- next to the Speedway and T-Bones baseball. Easy to park. Enjoying coming here.

I was told that this was an outlet mall. I think that it is safe to say that this is actually just a mall, which is mostly outdoors (like a strip mall, only biglier) without a lot of the outlet aspects. The is a decent selection of stores so yay for variety. Since this isn't a regular indoor mall, you can expect the elements to wreak havoc on everything during inclement weather (thunder-boomers, wind, snow, locusts, etc). Meh.

Only two public bathrooms in this whole outdoor mall and they're 1/4 mile apart. Super Fail!

Great place to spend a day with the family as well as get some shopping done and enjoy good food! Very clean and easy access to bathrooms! If you are tired of shopping, enjoy the variety of statues as well as the big fountain! My only complaint is the constant construction around the area as well as the parking and the crowd.

Very nice, we visited Nike, Under Armor, TJ Max, Old Navy outlet, Vans, F21, Torrid, Lane Bryant, Gap, Adidas, Justise stores. All the stores were very clean, found some really good deals. Plenty of parking

A bit of a disappointment since coming back there was no Off 5th Sak's Avenue. Also, the stores did not have much deals to speak off. We walked through many stores in and out with nothing especially memorable. This place has gone down hill but the restaurants are popping up more.

Lots of great stores and nice parking. Very pretty layout. I dont really feel the "outlet" aspect in regards to prices. Pricey stores.

For me, this is more of a "tourist trap" type of area than anything else. There's always a lot of traffic, and usually a lot of people driving through here gawking. It does look nice on the outside, and there are a number of stores and restaurants to choose from. That being said, I haven't spent a lot of time here, and I don't intend to. It's the type of place I will go to only if I need something that's conveniently located there. Otherwise, I'll let the tourists and teens do their thing.

I'm a HUGE fan of outlet shopping. The Legend's is great because it's located in KCK by the speedway and it has a decent amount of shops (depending on what you're looking for). I love Banana Republic and the Gap and conveniently enough, they're across from each other there. I am a creature of habit and tend to shop in a handful of places but it's nice that there is an outlet near by that has a few of my favorites at a discounted price. Because it's located in an area that isn't hard to get to, there are interesting people there. That comes with all outlets though. The only thing that drives me nuts about this place (to knock it from a 5 star to a 4 star) is the parking. Yes, they built a parking garage but there are so many entrances to this place that you're constantly at a stop waiting for 10 people to enter into the already cluster in order to find a parking spot. Practice patience and shop on.

If you like nothing but chain stores, massive crowding (on the weekends), fast food and a really quality movie theater that's virtually empty most of the time, this is the place for you. Honestly, the first time I went I thought it was a pretty cool concept but a second and subsequent visits it's clear this is willy-nilly-pretend-land where 99% of what's being sold is from China, Taiwan and Bangladesh. Trying to get something to eat here can be a fairly disturbing process other than the Yard House which is a decent watering hole. If you're under 20, this could be your place. If you're over 20 and have kids, might be just the place for you. Once the Le Creuset outlet store proved it couldn't make it here (sad...) there's nothing for me. Corporate bundling by land developers to run small locally owned businesses into the dust. It's working. If you want to share elbow to elbow outlet style shopping with the masses on the weekend it may be your dream come true. Not my kind of place. YMMV.

Tacky is a kind description for this place. What happens when you build a rural outlet mall and combine it with obnoxious entertainment venues like Dave and Buster's, a standard megaplex, and a Rainforest Cafe on HGH (T Rex)? The Legends at Village West...unfortunately. Legends is a knockoff of a Cali-style venue like The Block at Orange or Universal Citywalk. Unfortunately for its developers, the concept's success has been mixed at best in the Midwest. Many of the nightlife-geared places have already bit the dust (Saddle Ranch, Caliente, Corona #1, Banana Joe's). Why would young people want to dance and party in a rural, outdoor mall when the Plaza, Midtown, Westport and P+L exist? What remains is a garrish mix of outlet stores, bad chain restaurants, and a few remaining entertainment venues. The place pipes in really bad music through its corridors that makes it almost uncomfortable to enjoy being there. It's got a like a World's of Fun meets a suburban big box center type of vibe. There are a few redeeming factors (the pizza place is decent, good selection of business wear at BR, Ann Taylor, Brook Brothers, Ted's, Jazz, Pin-Up Bowl) but overall the place is just abusive to your senses. Legends is mostly for family tourist types and I get that. There are a lot of value-oriented stores, but I'd prefer as a family to stay Downtown, Crown Center or the Plaza before I stepped foot in this area with my family. Enjoy the cultural attractions of the city and limit the Legends to an afternoon of shopping-- it deserves little more. It would kinda tragic if a shopping center this large flopped, but I can't imagine that without a major overhaul it'll still be as popular in 10 years. It's just a big monument for the excesses of the early 2000s, SUV, buy it on credit, live beyond your means lifestyle.