Worlds of Fun Map and Brochure (1986 – 2025)
Built around a looping midway that circles its signature hills and coasters, Worlds of Fun rewards guests who study the curves and shortcuts before diving in. A Worlds of Fun map keeps you oriented as you pass from the Africa and Europa sections to Americana and Orient, tracing rides, dining spots, and show stages that can feel tucked away behind trees or midway bends.
- Location
- Kansas City, Missouri
- Years Active
- 1973 – Present
- Official Site
- Official Worlds of Fun Site
- Related Maps
- Worlds of Fun Halloween Haunt Map (2025)
The bottleneck near Timberwolf’s entrance is a classic pinch point—plan your route before the fireworks crush hits. Think of it as Kansas City’s answer to a global road trip, just with more airtime.
Worlds of Fun Map 2025
In 2025, Worlds of Fun focused heavily on updates to its Africa-themed section. The Zambezi Zinger’s spiral lift hill was fully enclosed, and the Prowler received over 400 feet of Titan Track upgrades. Additionally, the Mamba was repainted vibrant green and Zulu ride vehicles received new colors.
The Calypso Café reopened after renovation, while the Timber Wolf wooden coaster closed for the entire season. Oceans of Fun also added new frozen alcoholic beverages at 21° and Colder.
Printable Worlds of Fun Map PDF 2025
Worlds of Fun Map 2024
Printable Worlds of Fun Map PDF 2024
Worlds of Fun Map 2024
Printable Worlds of Fun Map PDF 2024
Worlds of Fun Map 2023
Worlds of Fun Brochure 2003
Worlds of Fun Brochure 2001
Worlds of Fun Map 1989
Worlds of Fun Brochure 1987
Worlds of Fun Brochure 1986
FAQ
What is the scariest ride at Worlds of Fun Kansas City?
The scariest ride at Worlds of Fun in Kansas City is widely considered to be the Mamba roller coaster, which stands 205 feet tall, reaches speeds up to 75 mph, and features stomach-dropping airtime hills. Some visitors also find Steelhawk, a 301-foot-tall spinning swing ride, to be especially unnerving due to its height and open-air seating. Both rides are among the most intense and thrilling attractions in the park.
Is the Timberwolf still at Worlds of Fun?
Timber Wolf is still at Worlds of Fun, but it is closed for the entire 2025 season and not operating. The park has not announced permanent removal, and the closure appears to be for maintenance, refurbishment, or possible future updates. Guests cannot ride Timber Wolf in 2025, but it may return in a future season.
Is Worlds of Fun cash only?
Worlds of Fun is a cashless park; all in-park purchases require credit cards, debit cards, or mobile payments like Apple Pay and Google Pay. Visitors with cash can use free cash-to-card kiosks inside the park to convert cash into prepaid debit cards, which can be used anywhere. No locations accept cash for purchases.
What is the best time to visit Worlds of Fun?
The best time to visit Worlds of Fun is on weekdays, especially Tuesdays and Wednesdays, during the school year when crowds are small and wait times are short. Early mornings right after park opening and Sundays in the spring or fall are also less crowded. Avoiding weekends and holidays helps ensure the shortest lines and most comfortable park experience.
