Late last month in southern Overland Park, construction workers spent the morning preparing to install 1,500 arena seats looking down on what will become an NHL-sized hockey rink.
Nearby, crews were laying down maple hardwood planks to build out eight basketball courts, which will also serve as 16 volleyball courts. Or they can be transformed with temporary turf for soccer, lacrosse or baseball.
One floor above, Bart Lowen, vice president of development with Price Brothers, pointed to funky-shaped cut-outs in the wall, where kids will zip line from room to room, flying over families bowling and playing laser tag.
