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Built in 1972 and home of the NFL's Kansas City Chiefs since 1972, this is a beautiful stadium that can seat 76,416 fans. We attended FIFA's World Cup match featuring Argentina vs Algeria on June 16, 2026. We made a point of arriving two hours early to mitigate traffic congestion - even so, it still took about thirty minutes to finally park. Security was extremely tight (a good thing), and it took a while to get through the ticket gates. Once inside, stadium employees were friendly and helpful in assisting us with the direction of our seats. There were ample places to buy official FIFA shirts and souvenirs and likewise refreshments and beverages. There's really no bad seat as one can see the field from just about anywhere in the stadium. We were in the 3rd tier (pretty high up), and pretty much in the middle of the stadium and had a great view. We had a great time and it was pretty awesome seeing Lionel Messi (probably the greatest soccer player of our time) score a "hat trick" (3 goals) as Argentina beat Algeria 3-0 in their opener of Group Play. Thank you Kansas City and Arrowhead Stadium for being a great host and awesome venue for the 2026 World Cup!
We were fortunate enough to attend a FIFA World Cup match at Arrowhead Stadium featuring Austria vs. Algeria, thanks to an incredible surprise from Michelob Ultra. We were given fantastic seats with an amazing close-up view of the action, and it turned into an experience we'll never forget. From the moment we arrived, everything was exceptionally well organized. The volunteers, stadium staff, concession employees, and security personnel were friendly, welcoming, and genuinely seemed excited to help make the event special. They deserve a great deal of credit. The atmosphere inside the stadium was simply incredible. Sitting among American, Algerian, and Austrian fans created an unforgettable experience. Everyone was there for the same reason--to celebrate the world's game. The energy was electric, but it was also respectful and family-friendly. The opening ceremony was one of the highlights of the evening. Watching the flags enter the stadium and hearing each country's national anthem gave me goosebumps. It was one of those moments that reminds you sports can bring people together regardless of where they call home. The United States has done an outstanding job hosting the World Cup, and Arrowhead Stadium showcased that on full display. It made me proud to see visitors from around the world being welcomed with such hospitality. This was far more than just a soccer match--it was an unforgettable experience and one I'll always be grateful to have been part of.
I bought the tickets months ahead to schedule our stadium tour. Upon arriving at the arena, the parking situation was confusing, so I called the phone number on the ticket where the representation told me to park in section M and walk thru the Pro Shop entrance. The meeting area for tour group was at the back side of the pro shop. Our tour guide, who has been with the Chiefs for over 2 decades, met us promptly at start time. She gave us brief history how the team was created and the merger of AFL NFL. She took us to different VIP rooms, the locker room, the media room, and the field. Along the way she told us all the exciting facts and stories of this ground, the oldest one in NFL today. I had a fantastic time experiencing all aspects of an NFL stadium, especially the fancy locker room and of course walking on the ground itself. Got to run thru the tunnel like the players. The sea of red and yellow seats looked so amazing from the ground level. We got to do some Q&A from the podium. The tour lasted almost 2 hours. The time just flew by. It was a lot of walking, as we went around the whole stadium. At the last part of the tour, we were taken to Chiefs Hall of Fame and Trophy area. It was so amazing to see collectible of all Chief's legends. All 4 of their Super Bowl trophies were in display. We also saw a pack of super ball that gave Mr. Hunt the idea of the name "Super Bowl". We loved the whole tour and definitely suggest it for any football fan visiting KC.
Having lived in many cities and experiencing different stadiums, i will say Arrowhead definitely exceeded my expectations! The popcorn still tasted good even on cold weather game-days and plenty of spots to grab a beer. The atmosphere is also lively and i've came to enjoy Chiefs games. Plenty of parking space available and would highly recommend the chicken tenders if you go.
We signed up for the stadium tour. I highly recommend it. We got to stand on the field, went to the locker room, listened to the history and checked out the VIP rooms. No we did not see any player or Taylor Swift. But it was cool to hear all the stories. The guide was very knowledgeable. She works there for 15years. She can practically answer any question you have.
Arrowhead Stadium is one of the oldest stadiums in the NFL. It has a lot of history and is one of the host sites for FIFA World Cup matches this year. There have been some improvements to the stadium throughout the years. Watching a game here is truly iconic and offers a great atmosphere. The stadium is loud and there are great seats throughout the stadium. The one downside to the stadium is the traffic and flow getting in and out. There is usually breakdown somewhere and not the fastest leaving the area. Otherwise this truly a historic place to watch a sporting event. A great open air stadium.
Great place to see a game! It's LOUD and fun. Concessions aren't too bad. Parking is too expensive and it's slow in and out of the lot. The restrooms are small and dated. The biggest fan improvements could be made there. Staff here is wonderful!! They really are professional and caring. From security, to those working concessions and walking the aisles. Everyone is kind and helpful. The bathroom staff keep the small restrooms clean. We were in the lower bowl, under cover, which was not needed that day, but nice.
Went to my first game at Arrowhead last weekend and despite the loss to the Chargers, it was still a great experience! Getting into the stadium was a breeze. There were long lines but the staff moved people through quickly and were very friendly. We also kept seeing people walk by with chicken tenders that looked amazing so we ended up getting some ourselves. They were tender, hot, but very crunchy on the outside. Not your standard stadium tenders. Definitely recommend.
We did the 90-minute guided tour of Arrowhead Stadium (now GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium), which takes you through the Press Box, CommunityAmerica Club Level, Field, Hall of Honor, Locker Room, Press Conference Room, Broadcast Area, and Ford Founder's Club. Tickets are $70 for adults and $65 for children, which is on the steep side and made this one of our most expensive attractions on the trip--but I personally thought it was worth it. The tour is amazing for anyone who grew up watching the Chiefs or has a current interest in football. My 8-year-old was thrilled when football season rolled around and he saw a game on TV, pointing at the screen and shouting, "HEY, we went there!!" He was so excited. Honestly, I thought my husband would enjoy it the most, but I ended up loving it as well because of the connection to my childhood. Not only did we see a lot I also learned a lot about the history of the Chiefs. Our tour guide was fantastic (and happily entertained my Swifty questions), walking us through all the behind-the-scenes areas, pointing out the training center, the church, private suites, and even the owners' residence (Lamar Hunt). She talked openly about the players like they were her son's best friends. The highlight for me was definitely seeing the locker room. The tour involves a lot of walking, so it's not fully toddler-friendly (thank goodness my husband ran around with the little one), but it's engaging and fun for older kids and adults. Absolutely worth a visit if you're a Chiefs fan, grew up in a Chiefs family or just want a behind-the-scenes experience at one of the most iconic stadiums in the NFL.
Louuuuuuud! Billed as the loudest stadium in the NF I was lucky to drop in for a repeat of Superbowl 52. The Chiefs fans are nice and they are super supportive of their team. The Eagles fans were rowdy, and they seemed to enjoy putting on a repeat performance of the last match up between these two teams. It was cool that they have fireworks and a flyover included during the opening festivities. I was seated at the highest of the high seats, but I could see everything from there. The lines for concessions were flooded at half and between one to two minutes before the odd quarters, but they also had folks walking adult lemonades, beer, and water up the steps Parking is plenty, but if you are willing to hike it, there are third party options. The stadium itself has great amenities, decorations, and the Hall of Honor celebrating Chief excellence and their history with the AFL, and the eventual merger of leagues. Very nice stadium with a professional sporting event presentation.
Kansas City Chiefs. I would love to catch a game here but for now a self guided tour is what I had. Outside is massive, parking lot ample. Seating is plentiful. Next time I'm going in lol
Terribly loud stadium. The fans are loud. I'm part of Bills mafia and during our game there last year a drunk Chiefs fan kept bothering me. Luckily the stadium has a number you can text if you are being bothered by someone one. Security absolutely responded and addressed the situation. My husband and I were in the guest VIP area but somehow there were still a ton a Chiefs fans there. It'd be nice if they would have left it for the visiting team fans.
Arrowhead Stadium is absolutely insane, and that's in a very good way. Arrowhead has to be one of the loudest stadiums in the league. The fans are also very friendly and enjoy interacting with opposing teams fans. Absolutely wonderful atmosphere and well worth the trip
1 day ago
Before flying to Kansas City, I booked a tour of Arrowhead Stadium through Ticketmaster. I had a little trouble with the booking process, though that was probably a combination of user error and poor website design. I checked in at the Pro Shop, where a kind employee let me know that the tour guide would collect my ticket and had not arrived yet. My guide was Blake, who seemed to have a long history with the team, possibly as a player, Red Coat, or longtime employee. He was fantastic: knowledgeable, happy to answer questions, and always willing to help take photos. The tour included the museum, locker room, press room, field, a suite, and the suite level. Afterward, we could shop in the team store and receive a 15% discount on everything except sunglasses. Overall, this was a great experience and easily one of the highlights of my limited time in Kansas City. I highly recommend it to any Chiefs or football fan visiting the area. Thank you, Blake, for a fun time! read more
Attending pre-season games is like a glimpse of regular season. We were gifted tickets in an amazing section/location. I took my daughter who is 9 and being down close was so fun for her. Plenty of yummy eats to try. We love BBQ so Chef J is always a stop for us at the stadium. Loaded tots are so delightful. We also grab a souvenir cup every time and I love the new plastic lids that keep spills and bugs from your drink. The drink holders in the seats in front are great! I love all the local to KC food options. Bathrooms are clean and well maintained. I wish there were some hand sanitizers available too. We visited the hall of fame hallway and pro shop this in itself is a cool experience. There are plenty of photo op places near there including a giant Arrowhead. The Chiefs cheerleaders are so sweet but I wish there were more crowd interactions with them and KC Wolf . Games or chances to win merchandise etc like they do at the Royals. read more
3 months ago
We came here for a World Cup match between Ecuador and Curacao (it was a draw, 0-0). Waaayy more Ecuador fans than Curacao, but that's besides the point! I am not sure if the problems were how FIFA organized this or the logistics of the place, but the journeys into and out to the buses were nightmares! We paid for a shuttle to take us there, but there was what HAD to be 1 mile walk between the dropoff and the stadium! It was so hot, we needed a post shuttle shuttle! Seriously? The parking lot was also filled with FIFA sponsors and a store of course to buy merch. WE passed overflowing containers of bottles and things that were not allowed in. Once we got close, there were no well defined and organized lines near the gates or entrances. People were a little frustrated but no incidents that I saw. Getting in was ok, but we passed what seemed like 3 levels of security, which I can totally understand for such a huge event. Once inside we were fine. The setup of the stadium pretty standard. We ate a couple of hours before, so we just got drinks and snacks. (the price of Flamin Hot Cheetos was crazy!) and my party got a souvenir cup. The inside photos of the match were great! WE had nice seats to see the action; as a Chicagoan I compare most stadiums to Soldier Field, and it's not much better or worse. The bathrooms were ok, I think, and the red/yellow seats were unique. Getting out was just terrible! We visited a couple of booths in the parking lot to get free swag, and when it came time to head to the buses, there were crowds and ill organized lines with signs of where to go. It was a long, hot hour plus nightmare with people getting very cranky (us included). WE opted for the bus when we read that FIFA wanted $120 for parking!! Nuts to that! OTOH, with an early flight, getting to a car and heading back to the hotel at a decent hour seemed priceless. read more
Built in 1972 and home of the NFL's Kansas City Chiefs since 1972, this is a beautiful stadium that can seat 76,416 fans. We attended FIFA's World Cup match featuring Argentina vs Algeria on June 16, 2026. We made a point of arriving two hours early to mitigate traffic congestion - even so, it still took about thirty minutes to finally park. Security was extremely tight (a good thing), and it took a while to get through the ticket gates. Once inside, stadium employees were friendly and helpful in assisting us with the direction of our seats. There were ample places to buy official FIFA shirts and souvenirs and likewise refreshments and beverages. There's really no bad seat as one can see the field from just about anywhere in the stadium. We were in the 3rd tier (pretty high up), and pretty much in the middle of the stadium and had a great view. We had a great time and it was pretty awesome seeing Lionel Messi (probably the greatest soccer player of our time) score a "hat trick" (3 goals) as Argentina beat Algeria 3-0 in their opener of Group Play. Thank you Kansas City and Arrowhead Stadium for being a great host and awesome venue for the 2026 World Cup! read more
We were fortunate enough to attend a FIFA World Cup match at Arrowhead Stadium featuring Austria vs. Algeria, thanks to an incredible surprise from Michelob Ultra. We were given fantastic seats with an amazing close-up view of the action, and it turned into an experience we'll never forget. From the moment we arrived, everything was exceptionally well organized. The volunteers, stadium staff, concession employees, and security personnel were friendly, welcoming, and genuinely seemed excited to help make the event special. They deserve a great deal of credit. The atmosphere inside the stadium was simply incredible. Sitting among American, Algerian, and Austrian fans created an unforgettable experience. Everyone was there for the same reason--to celebrate the world's game. The energy was electric, but it was also respectful and family-friendly. The opening ceremony was one of the highlights of the evening. Watching the flags enter the stadium and hearing each country's national anthem gave me goosebumps. It was one of those moments that reminds you sports can bring people together regardless of where they call home. The United States has done an outstanding job hosting the World Cup, and Arrowhead Stadium showcased that on full display. It made me proud to see visitors from around the world being welcomed with such hospitality. This was far more than just a soccer match--it was an unforgettable experience and one I'll always be grateful to have been part of. read more
I bought the tickets months ahead to schedule our stadium tour. Upon arriving at the arena, the parking situation was confusing, so I called the phone number on the ticket where the representation told me to park in section M and walk thru the Pro Shop entrance. The meeting area for tour group was at the back side of the pro shop. Our tour guide, who has been with the Chiefs for over 2 decades, met us promptly at start time. She gave us brief history how the team was created and the merger of AFL NFL. She took us to different VIP rooms, the locker room, the media room, and the field. Along the way she told us all the exciting facts and stories of this ground, the oldest one in NFL today. I had a fantastic time experiencing all aspects of an NFL stadium, especially the fancy locker room and of course walking on the ground itself. Got to run thru the tunnel like the players. The sea of red and yellow seats looked so amazing from the ground level. We got to do some Q&A from the podium. The tour lasted almost 2 hours. The time just flew by. It was a lot of walking, as we went around the whole stadium. At the last part of the tour, we were taken to Chiefs Hall of Fame and Trophy area. It was so amazing to see collectible of all Chief's legends. All 4 of their Super Bowl trophies were in display. We also saw a pack of super ball that gave Mr. Hunt the idea of the name "Super Bowl". We loved the whole tour and definitely suggest it for any football fan visiting KC. read more
Having lived in many cities and experiencing different stadiums, i will say Arrowhead definitely exceeded my expectations! The popcorn still tasted good even on cold weather game-days and plenty of spots to grab a beer. The atmosphere is also lively and i've came to enjoy Chiefs games. Plenty of parking space available and would highly recommend the chicken tenders if you go. read more
We signed up for the stadium tour. I highly recommend it. We got to stand on the field, went to the locker room, listened to the history and checked out the VIP rooms. No we did not see any player or Taylor Swift. But it was cool to hear all the stories. The guide was very knowledgeable. She works there for 15years. She can practically answer any question you have. read more
Arrowhead Stadium is one of the oldest stadiums in the NFL. It has a lot of history and is one of the host sites for FIFA World Cup matches this year. There have been some improvements to the stadium throughout the years. Watching a game here is truly iconic and offers a great atmosphere. The stadium is loud and there are great seats throughout the stadium. The one downside to the stadium is the traffic and flow getting in and out. There is usually breakdown somewhere and not the fastest leaving the area. Otherwise this truly a historic place to watch a sporting event. A great open air stadium. read more
Great place to see a game! It's LOUD and fun. Concessions aren't too bad. Parking is too expensive and it's slow in and out of the lot. The restrooms are small and dated. The biggest fan improvements could be made there. Staff here is wonderful!! They really are professional and caring. From security, to those working concessions and walking the aisles. Everyone is kind and helpful. The bathroom staff keep the small restrooms clean. We were in the lower bowl, under cover, which was not needed that day, but nice. read more
Went to my first game at Arrowhead last weekend and despite the loss to the Chargers, it was still a great experience! Getting into the stadium was a breeze. There were long lines but the staff moved people through quickly and were very friendly. We also kept seeing people walk by with chicken tenders that looked amazing so we ended up getting some ourselves. They were tender, hot, but very crunchy on the outside. Not your standard stadium tenders. Definitely recommend. read more
10 months ago
We did the 90-minute guided tour of Arrowhead Stadium (now GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium), which takes you through the Press Box, CommunityAmerica Club Level, Field, Hall of Honor, Locker Room, Press Conference Room, Broadcast Area, and Ford Founder's Club. Tickets are $70 for adults and $65 for children, which is on the steep side and made this one of our most expensive attractions on the trip--but I personally thought it was worth it. The tour is amazing for anyone who grew up watching the Chiefs or has a current interest in football. My 8-year-old was thrilled when football season rolled around and he saw a game on TV, pointing at the screen and shouting, "HEY, we went there!!" He was so excited. Honestly, I thought my husband would enjoy it the most, but I ended up loving it as well because of the connection to my childhood. Not only did we see a lot I also learned a lot about the history of the Chiefs. Our tour guide was fantastic (and happily entertained my Swifty questions), walking us through all the behind-the-scenes areas, pointing out the training center, the church, private suites, and even the owners' residence (Lamar Hunt). She talked openly about the players like they were her son's best friends. The highlight for me was definitely seeing the locker room. The tour involves a lot of walking, so it's not fully toddler-friendly (thank goodness my husband ran around with the little one), but it's engaging and fun for older kids and adults. Absolutely worth a visit if you're a Chiefs fan, grew up in a Chiefs family or just want a behind-the-scenes experience at one of the most iconic stadiums in the NFL. read more
18 days ago
Louuuuuuud! Billed as the loudest stadium in the NF I was lucky to drop in for a repeat of Superbowl 52. The Chiefs fans are nice and they are super supportive of their team. The Eagles fans were rowdy, and they seemed to enjoy putting on a repeat performance of the last match up between these two teams. It was cool that they have fireworks and a flyover included during the opening festivities. I was seated at the highest of the high seats, but I could see everything from there. The lines for concessions were flooded at half and between one to two minutes before the odd quarters, but they also had folks walking adult lemonades, beer, and water up the steps Parking is plenty, but if you are willing to hike it, there are third party options. The stadium itself has great amenities, decorations, and the Hall of Honor celebrating Chief excellence and their history with the AFL, and the eventual merger of leagues. Very nice stadium with a professional sporting event presentation. read more
6 months ago
Kansas City Chiefs. I would love to catch a game here but for now a self guided tour is what I had. Outside is massive, parking lot ample. Seating is plentiful. Next time I'm going in lol read more
Terribly loud stadium. The fans are loud. I'm part of Bills mafia and during our game there last year a drunk Chiefs fan kept bothering me. Luckily the stadium has a number you can text if you are being bothered by someone one. Security absolutely responded and addressed the situation. My husband and I were in the guest VIP area but somehow there were still a ton a Chiefs fans there. It'd be nice if they would have left it for the visiting team fans. read more
Arrowhead Stadium is absolutely insane, and that's in a very good way. Arrowhead has to be one of the loudest stadiums in the league. The fans are also very friendly and enjoy interacting with opposing teams fans. Absolutely wonderful atmosphere and well worth the trip read more
6 months ago
If you enjoy football stadium tours, this is a great tour. I purchased my ticket online and even had trouble doing so I called the customer service number for the stadium and they gave me the Tours dept email address. I emailed them and very quickly, within an hour or less, had a reply from the Tours team, giving me instruction and offering assistance. I was able to make my purchase online and had the email confirmation available when I checked in for my tour. The lady who was checking people in at the Pro Shop was our tour guide, Kim. Kim is fabulous!! She has great energy and knowledge and has been with Kansas City Chiefs team for 20 years or more I believe she said. She showed us some great spots throughout the stadium and because they are preparing for the FIFA World Cup in a couple months we were able to go onto the field which is not common in a stadium tour and it was very exciting to be on the grass looking around at the stadium above and around. The locker room is phenomenal. Even if you're not a Kansas City Chiefs fan, being able to see Patrick Mahomes' and Travis Kelce's and juju Smith-Schuster's lockers was really cool. I highly recommend this tour. i'm not posting a lot of pictures because I don't wanna give away the magic!! read more
1 month ago
The stadium tour was incredible. We had a really great tour guide. Super informative and we got to be in the locker room, the press room, and some of the tower stuff. It was really a cool tour, and I'd highly recommend it for anyone who is a Chief's fan. read more
3 months ago
2 years ago
Stadium Tour Review!The tour of GEHA Field at Arrowhead was amazing...and yes there may be some extra magic to it being a Kansas City Chiefs fan. However, I don't believe that is a requirement to enjoy the tour. You get to see SO MUCH of the stadium that you'd never see without the tour. The best parts are the Chiefs locker room and the chance to walk out onto the field! You can see more of our experience on our YouTube travel channel: https://youtu.be/YwqhfKuCtjI read more
3 months ago
Arrowhead stadium is awesome. I took my sons on a tour the guide was really knowledgeable made over two hours go by fast. Recently went to the Chiefs vs Raiders game parking was a breeze I think it was because we showed up 10 mins before game time and parked in open spot where I think some was tailgating. Plenty of places to get food inside if it's cold outside. Went to a suite as well they are Nice! Overall great time. read more
My husband and I were lucky enough to see the Chiefs at GEHA Field/Arrowhead Stadium. If you ever get the chance to see a game or show at Arrowhead, do it! It definitely was NOT cheap to see an NFL game there, but it was a birthday/anniversary gift rolled into one. We went in December, because it was the game we wanted to see (against the Denver Broncos), but it was frigidly cold. So if you go in winter, make sure to bundle up (or just go when it's not freezing). If you're in the nosebleeds, like we were, the wind will be whipping you something awful if it's windy - as you don't have the same coverage of the bowl that the lower seats have. The production value at Arrowhead is insane, with the loudest sound system I've ever heard, and a gigantic Jumbotron screen that you can see from anywhere in the stands. You'll be watching the game below on the filed, but want to keep looking up at that screen LOL The seats are actually pretty comfy, compared to the stadium seating I'm used to at college football games. But if you're at a Chiefs game or concert, you probably won't want to sit down too much! The production value and the excitement of seeing a game/show live at such a huge venue - definitely go if you get the chance. read more
10 months ago
We really had a good time walking around this exploring arrowhead Stadium. We were in Kansas City for a lot of fun took a lot of photos with the statues and gift shop and different things they had and made a lot of good memories. read more
Went for the chiefs vs bears game. Showed up 3 hours early to tailgate which was Uber fun and everyone was very friendly. Went in about an hour before kickoff and checked out the hall of fame and pro store. I ended up getting a great seat in the 133 section which was awesome but on the sunny side of the field. So if you're looking to visit for a game try to figure out whic side is the sunny/Shady side bc it was so hot! Game ended up being a blowout at the half and to miss the rush I caught an Uber. The Uber stand is at the meha welcome center but you should be prepared to wait at least 20 mins to get picked up. Overall I would absolutely come back and this was the most fun of the 6-7 nfl stadiums I have been to. read more
3 years ago
I arrived from out of state to attend the Chiefs vs. Lions game. Not being invested in either team it was fun to watch. I eat gluten free, hunting it down was a challenge but made easier with the help from a customer service supervisor!. At victory burger on the club level they have gluten free buns and burgers! It took a long time because of kitchen issues not being totally prepared since it was the first game of the season. A burger, fries and souvenir club of lemonade was $32. ... bring your wallet! If you don't have a ticket for club level you can get someone to walk you there so you can order, should you want a GF bun Parking was $50 and prepaid. It was total chaos! Bring your patience. Shopping was ok. Would have like to see more organization The game ticket was so VERY expensive. $270 + Ticketmaster fees = $331 for seats 8 rows from the top All in all, it was a good experience and nice place to visit at least once read more
We visited Kansas City to see the USA vs Uruguay COPA game. Though the stadium is designed for American football, the proportion of the field adapts well to the international sport of Football, the one that's played with the feet. The stadium is comfortable as far as a stadium goes. There are a couple of big screens there to see the game and the obligatory fun crowd shots. No celebrities were noticed in attendance at this game. Give yourself plenty of time to get there because it will take quite a while to get into the parking area. We paid in advance for Red Zone parking and I think I would recommend doing that. Getting out of the parking lot will take a while too. The food there - well it cost us $90 for 2 meals (shareable size) and 2 soft drinks. The quality of the food was not worth the price of course, but obviously you don't come to a Big Sportsing Event for the food. Arena staff were helpful and the atmosphere was great. There were a lot of Uruguay supporters there and there was only one person that I saw cause any disturbance - an American guy trying to obstruct and harass some international fans. Other people (who were American) waved security to come over and the man was quickly removed. The US team didn't do their best unfortunately and we lost the game, but all the football fans seemed to get along and have a good time at Arrowhead Stadium. read more
2 years ago
Beautifully & well kept stadium with incredible taste to pay homage to the great athletes that have played for this franchise over the the last sixty plus years! We felt like we were in an airport while we walked to our seats not a stadium; the walkway was carpeted, the walls had displays of all of the memories over the years. I a so despise the NFL after experiencing everything the Rams franchise did, but still recognize a great team franchise for appreciating their fans! read more
Growing up going to these games... I hadn't been back to Arrowhead since 2012 this was a popup weekend that we had free to go visit friends. This Sunday night game was on the list of to-do's .....Great place to catch a game! Not a bad seat in the house in my perspective. We paid a premium for good seats. (See pics) The food stations had a variety of menus and pricing was expensive... However you make your money to spend your money however you want right.. I was thirsty.. The beverage stands adult friendly had the prices I was expecting. The parking lot is super fun. I am in firm belief that the overall planning and logistics of this stadium are professionally done and handled well! This stadium is a must visit if in the area and you like football. With the electric charged vibe. My friends that live in KC and that weren't on their own vacation flexed their schedule and went with us.. We had a photo with some couple random Canadian residents that came all the way from Winnipeg to see football and tailgate so we hosted them and even did a beer exchange. 10/10 times I would return... I have yet to have a bad time at this stadium Thank you Kansas City for having us!!! Respectfully, Bryan Yukon, Oklahoma read more
Warning!! They're worse than TSA. I forgot my Fiji bottle was in my backpack, when the security found it, I wanted to keep my bottle and dump out the water. As I was pouring out my water, I had a security guard rush up screaming "STOP, YOU CAN'T DO THAT!" I informed them that I was hoping to keep my bottle. The security guard said, "NO, you can't." That was a bit of an embarrassment, because I was the only one they randomly pulled aside to screen. My other friends went through just fine, and I was the one with a clear plastic bag, they had grocery bags. Came here for the Monday Night Football game, besides the security group, it was a great time. The Chiefs' fans brought some great energy! The stadium was easy to access. The restrooms were clean and there were plenty for access. We tailgated, so we didn't have any issues with entry. Lastly, heads up....Lyft and Uber is picked up about half a mile away. It's uphill, and when we needed it, it was freezing. Other than some of the negatives, the experience was great. read more
4 years ago
arrowhead stadium is a must visit when you live in Kansas City or when you are visiting Kansas City. The Stadium comes alive and the atmosphere is unlike anything you will ever witness in your life. That is why we are known as the l loudest stadium in the world. You also must tailgate before the game for the full experience. You won't regret it. read more
2 years ago
Every visit has been great! Arrowhead offers a fun, safe, clean guest experience. Amenities include range of price points and offerings for food and drink. Cashless is easy! Security/entrances are easy to find and fully staffed; process was smooth and easy with all staff, polite and friendly and welcoming. Throughout the stadium, all staff engaged in and nice even for visiting fans! Kansas City fans are equally warm and inviting fun and kind. read more
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If the game starts at noon, when is the best time to get there in order to have time to park and tailgate?
Ideally you need to be at the gates no later than 9:30 or you'll miss out on tailgating due to the time it takes to get parked and set up. If you have a large group and/or need to drop a tent or set up complex food/tailgating items, I'd say no later…
Any advice in getting a ticket the day of the game. Can you just go to the ticket window to get a ticket the day of the game?
For the day of tickets, Your best bet would be to check ticket master or stub hub & you will get an electronic ticket on your phone as soon as the purchase is made.
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