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NRG Adventure Park coming to Metro North

Landmark Digital by Landmark Digital
July 17, 2025
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NRG Adventure Park

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MORE THAN 46,000 SQ. FT. OF EXTREME INDOOR FUN

NRG Entertainment announced it will open the first area NRG Adventure Park in the Metro North Crossing development in early 2026.

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NRG is where families come to move, laugh and let loose. The ultimate active family entertainment destination, NRG Adventure Park features the latest in sports, trampolines, indoor playgrounds and high-tech strategy-driven games.

The Metro North Crossing location will feature more than 46,000 square feet of family-friendly, extreme indoor fun, occupying the remaining area of the former Macy’s location.

The Adventure Park will offer many different programs, activities and event options, including:

Free Climb
A mega ball pit
Toddler Zone
Rainbow Net
Freedom Gaming
Soft Play
Ziplines
Ninja Course
Ropes Course
Foam Pit
Virtual Reality Valo Jump

Plus, many more.

The first NRG Adventure Park will open soon in Springfield, New Jersey.

The Kansas City location is the first for the area and one of 30 planned to open by the end of 2026 with more than 100 targeted longer term. For more about NRG Adventure Park, visit https://playnrg.com/activities/

It was announced in March that Furniture Mall of Missouri will open in late 2025 with 1,000 rooms in the remaining 150,000 square-feet of the former Macy’s location.

About Metro North Crossing
Metro North Crossing is a 106-acre mixed use redevelopment on the former site of the Metro North Mall. The total projected cost of the development is estimated at more than $250M with an estimated $100M invested to date on the completed phases, including the $60M Woodstone luxury apartments. The development is already home to T-Shotz, a 52,000-square-foot golf entertainment attraction, as well as Whataburger, Hawaiian Brothers, Dutch Bros., Thai Orchid, Bloom Nails & Spa, Third Street Social, Select Physical Therapy and Hullhouse Coffee. Metro North Crossing is the third major mall redevelopment for IAS Partners, the local development team which also completed the redevelopment of the Antioch Center Mall and the Blue Ridge Mall.
For more information on IAS Partners, go to https://www.iaspartners.com/#about

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