KC’s Rabbit hOle, A Giant Interactive Children’s Museum, Opens At Last 

Eight years in the making, The Rabbit hOle, a children's interactive museum inspired by beloved children's books, has opened in North Kansas City, providing young visitors with an engaging and immersive experience.
If the creation of The Rabbit hOle were itself a book, it could be an epic.
Eight years after the idea of creating an interactive museum was announced, where kids can stroll “Where the Sidewalk Ends” or walk through the mouth of the monster in the “The Zabajaba Jungle,” the doors to the museum opened Tuesday in North Kansas City. It’s touted as the only museum of its kind in the United States.
The building at 919 E. 14th Ave. - a four-story, 150,000-square-foot former warehouse - might seem incongruous for housing children’s storybook dreams. Inside, its bottom and first floors - the extent of the museum until it expands upward - contain a labyrinth of 45 immersive exhibits, each based on a different storybook.
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